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The Clinton News-Record, 1898-03-10, Page 31111rW-:, --- __,X_1 �e, .. I I . .- , T__ F M.. _. . 10 IF � .. 11 N'. 411�— I I � I I , - �.7�1_1� - � , I 0 vm_ -_ - �p .. . � 1'' I I I 11 . � � � , , . . ��, "I p � I I I I I . I 1. . . I I .. � . . 11, I . . I . . . . . . I . I � . , . I I . . I . I I . I . . I I . . I :,? e I � I . . . . . . . I . 4 � I . I . �- I =-.�# !1:1-!111 I-4 . .. ... � ..... . -1-1 I'— 11 . _ I . . � . , . ! A'rQ 1� � � . . , T108 AMP 1001111"U'VAIT-21 I I "THE LORD 18 11 _. 11 I . ;.."..."'.", I � I � . �� I I I I 1. 2. 11 . . . - dippator comes to him, Wbil't 14 God 8%- . to - . .. I . 11 I , - - -11 . I I ir, . , I i .. - . � 11 I � ,11 _ I ...0 Z 11 .11 . !� ! .1 - ." . � I I . . . . I I :I .1,:,:.:: 111-1t. -1. . _"", - I . 1414% UX Z Y - I . � . I . � I I . .- I 4"" and sentiments, see note on verse 24; and * do With him ? HpA God "T . grudge Agaltast Goa is A .... -1. . sacred ,.. , to: TU_ $UNDAY $0001, � p it ,him? Ob, no I throwing over him the shepherd's crook we eac,bo, e heavenal Colds 0_1".4 Or 'i Nel'm of the movements of the Anglo- springs out of the heart of true re- the wicked one. " All things that of- - wa.lk Aso at to, � I �r . . . RR I 1�1 r ptidA torces on the Nile Ia mea- — d4d Pulling him back Into boliter Pas- tures. Here -is a. man who has always Lastly. cmisider t1ho obe,pherd's fold. INTEMATIONAL LESSON, MA114 1� I ' .. � , I . Rr" il ad promises to be more so, all APPREOIATIVE bE RMON ON THE been well- He has never had any sym- pathy for invalids. them %U time of sheep aboaring wAs a very """ gJad tiulle. T.,he atelighborls gathered to. " Who wheat &lid the Tares." "ati. Ia. I . 91118OW correspondents having been or- I r � dered to retire. A few weeks ago,'im ' , BEAUTIFUL ASSERTION. — He calls eon$ rhing, wheezing, nuisances. After gether. airld they poured wine dad daAo- 306 80-43. Goldeu Text, Must. Its.37. old fPr joy. T14o abeelp were in I . . the belief that the dervishes were about PIOTURES OF GREEN PASTURES awhile sickness co"'es to him. He does not understand what God fis going to put a PRACTICAL NOTES. Plaitio Inclosed by a wall, 'wlheire it was ,�, ,, I to avail themselves of the season of --, do with him. He says, -Is the Lord very easy to count tham. and know who- Versa 24, Another parable. Jesus wa � . I . low, Nile, when the invading column I I I I '4Th, Quiet lVal— Ora BY," Too. Are Not 049rY with ins ?" Ob, no I With the shepherd's crook he has been pullod their any of them had been, taken by tQki:ug to a very miscellaneous crow� osuire was Chia jackals or dogs. The encl and lie found thal to tell stories, could not easily be reinforced, for an I , I .. .1 . advance on Rerber, three British re- Forgotten by the Distfugu*1hed Divine, Key. Dr- "'nimage, In KU14 gol-won Ou the back into better pastures re is, 9, - He ' happy household circle. The parent does calledItillie sheeli,fold. Good news I have eacl to bA Y014 in tilitak our Lord tAh6 Shop-One of wbiah contained a kernel of spir ,, 1 . � 91311eitits were pushed up the river to Poetical occupation -The Badges or the not realize the truth that these chil- lb�%rd -has a sheopfoltd, and those who are i1tual trutb, as a nut contains meat I give theneeded stiffening to the EgYP- .. Crars Eloquently Described. dren are only loaned to him,* and he forgets from ,what his gathered iii it shoTd nover be struck was the mteat and most impressiv by the storm, sil"Ill never be touched I .. . �� Clan troops. But with the disappear- Washington, Fob. 27 -Rev. Dr. T,l- mage chose his text this the source came domestic blessings. Sickness drops up, method, but to understand his para by tha jacka,lis a temptat:oin .,iAd troui� bles required tjhought ble. It 1114106 of that danger, the order for fur- as morning on those children and death swoops up- has a hidgh wall -so, high that dad applicatiom . ,. . . ther reieforce=ents was recalled. and � , ... words of Psalms xxiii, 1, "The Lord is On a little one. - He says, " Is God ang no troublfes cala get in. so h4h that Tibe kingdom of heaiven has been re t4he joys e Avainot How i 11 1, I apparently rAtp advance is now contain - I ; I my shepherd," and therefrom he y w r. ith me?" NO. His shepherd's crook Pulls him back Into better I get Out. glad the peatedly defimed in these Notes; so f& old aheop will be to flin,ti t1he laitabs It �1 � I Plated tIntil the next rise of tile Nile Preached a most reviving sermon. He pastures. do not know what would have become as is possible to define it. Perhapi that lief t them a, gioo.d ma,ay years ago I L��.; ,, . In July. Meantime, it may be interest- said: Of us if it had not been for the shop- M,dlions of rWidron in 'Jleia,von I ob., we can best understand Jesus as mean i. Lag to estimate the strength! and Posi- Whatwith post aAnd rail fences and ,3ur herd's crooic.' Ob. the mercies of our troubles what & m.erry Lh-8ava:a it w4l make I ing by it the general dominance Q Not many 4otnig niatex theral I , LOS of the contending forces, anti par- pride Ia Southdown, Astrakhan I You taue up apples and plums from under the shade the psalms righteous -nose; the condition in hu They wi,14 be iii. t4he una,jarLty and will � , ,�.. , ticularly that of the dervishes. so far I , 4 sad r4le'ra""'I" varieties of sheep, there . of trees, und the very beat frults of Chris- man affairs in which those two peti ruln,:N�ay w:,Uh Our aung, carrying it t. . " it can be done from the meagre : : � I ��' � is no use now of the old time shepherd. tian character we find in the deep Ill highor point of ocetacy. 10AB UP a sti of the Lord's Prayer -"Thy king L!", �. I" I :.1 � I �, ! data now available. And, first, it must c e ce of oppor- tuality of becoming being out shade of trouble. When I was on the stod`p'er 0h., tiligre wi)II be shouding I If children d0ra come," and "Thy will bi ota,eOrtlia claPPed bho.jr ha -ads and danc- done I . be remembered that the feeble .1 I �,� .11 __ , I 1. 111;11., I resistance, thus far opposed to the pro- wilks, " ' �_Wth'.t a poet, of doors twelve hours of the day, coming across the ocean, I got a cinder in my eye, and several persons tried to get it is it ad foir joy, W,hwt %v,,11,1 t4ey do whem to tittle glachaesa of cibilldhood on earth heaven "-shall be fulfilled. Th4 ". , , I- se of the British expedition, shows .' ' a,nd ofttimes. Nt,a,kjag up in the night it out very gently, but it could not is addied the gi:udness of cibilildhood ation to th heaven? im Phrase also has its applic ..... " �� the Matidist power is very much � 1: less, both On the hills. If the a torrents or the sun or the flowers out in that way. I was told that the engineer had a facility in such PrOtalized Messiatilie, kingdom of th4 It ib time we grit over these morbid Jews; to the Church Christ, ,;:t i in tne number of its support- , � ., �, - . era and in the territory it controls, had. anything to ray, he was very ap t eases. I went Ito him, He put hi large, sooty hand kni is took fe of wit] . lkPas of how we shall get out of this all its blunders aad shortcomings, al wor!d. You make your rel:1 i Wwa an tin- f "I , than it was when its bordes. withstood to ,hear it, The Ettrick Shopherd of a me, a an di wrapped the I iTof the eye around . dertaker p-lanjing coffins and driving It 0OW exists IA the earth; and, earn f� '. I I . 1. . Lord Wolseley a dozen or more years Scotland, who afterward Coax his seat the knife. I expected to be hurt very heurses. YQu.T 1.0ygicia smells of U2a Prehela-idvely, to the entire system o varnish of a. fuin,era� ,:. � ago, Then itt held the desert to th e in the brillia,at circle of Wilson and much, but without any pain and In - stantly he the Oh, casket. Hat -her let God's redemptive dealings with men Your ,,Ii,gioa tO-d1aY come out a,n,d show r. .. , J ��g_ north up to and beyond the border Lockhart, got his wonderful poetic in- removed cinder. there come tintes in our Christian life IS likened. And from, this likeneal You the sheepi,fdIld that God has lyro- '. �� .1 � : of Egypt proper, on the east to the very spAration, Ia the tea years in which he when our spiritual -vision is being v4ded for you. All,, you say, there is we are to leana spiritual lessons. i � ; ,� , � . gates of Suakim, on the southeast to was watching the flocks of Mr. Laid- law. There is often sweet spoiled and all gentle appliances fail I Then there comes some trouble a-rilver between 1,his and t -hat I I know 25. While men slept. During Chi K, but that Jotrilbin is oul,y for the sheep nigh't- This �'. I , �� 11 " I the Abyssinian frontier, and on the j.!, 11'.It� . south the whole Nile valley from Khar- I ... a poetry in, the rugged prose of the Scotch shep- giant said a black handt ays hold of us and removes that which would have ruined is a picturesque touel washimig, dad they sha:il go up for the sawep -wa&himg, and the,y aball 90 UP from, which no meaning is drawn bj ... I V �� '' ,., toum to within a few hundred miles Y111 �� - I.:, herd. One of the" Scotch shepherds lost oar vision forever. I will gather all ba whiXel. They Our Lord iu b$s exposition of the para, fOl-I-v the "'. , � . . " of the Lakes. Now the British control his ouly son., said he knelt down in your joys together in one regiment of t0ta cOntpanies. gTeat Shepherd. They ble. His enemy came and sowed tares * heard 11:13 v0ke Jong ago. They ,::,&��, the river from Cairo south to the junc- . .�_� ,"i �,.,* prayer and was overheard to say, "O, Lord, it and I will put them under Colonel Joy. Then I will gath- are safe nmv-.( fold and one 1,4he -herd I Orleintal ven.-oance is not wreaked ft mile the p - ti�:',. tion of the Ati,ara with, the Nile, that has seemed (:)ad ini thy g or all your sorrows to'gother in one re- straightforward fashion f Alas for those who are finally found amiliar t( F�., 1. " , ; ". is, u ithin '200 miles of Khartoum, and I providence to take from me the staff of hand gintelat inpanies, and put them ' of ten 00 Anglo-Saxon practice. Outside the inolosure I The night of 'rho bitteresi eLr th I sin howls with They Eniglishman � 11r, . , . 11 i.�." uccupy Fashoda 400 miles south of my right at the time wherx to us under Colonel Breakboart. Then 1,6vill Oak, Which these jackals. are or Canadian might tak( thirsting for their ))load, Tha vary le,saous in hatred I �, I I : ;�, 7 '. . that point, while to the east and south- mad blind mortals I seemaid to be I of regim ents has gained for you the greater spiritual from the avera,g( moment that a lamb may be frisking Syrian; but wliere an implacable Can. .7 " , I.:- I east the whole country from the Nile shall -cli,mb victories? Certainly that under 061- upon the hills a War ratty be looking adilan Would hasten to Pommel the mar ,� - ' � , to oulakina and Kassala is in� their up the hill of sorrow aiad auld onel Breakheart. . I at it from the thicket. he hates, the Oriental would continuc In June, 1815, there *it �, . . 11 � . hands. p. I ; I two without it thou may -at ke-116 but I dinna." In the time, of war, YOU may remem- her at the sauth and north, tills ques- was very noHe his OuBtainary courteous saltiarris til. party gathered ia a house in �L:t. James' tile day darkmed, and during the hcun .� — 1. I I . . I . . In size, therefore, Maladism has David, the shepherd bay, is watching tion was whether the black troops would fi,;ht, but when they were Tint square, London. The prince rBgLnt Of Vight would "soW tares." He woulc aa prosent, and the occa.don was have themloked sa 'A tisfaction, of knowin� . I., �,:. . shrunk much more than one half, and Ials father's sheep. They are pas Luring into the struggle on both sides they made fascinating by music and ban- that he was giving great Lrouj)le ant ;,�', ��,' ,, !;. . as to numbers it is problible that not (An the very hdils where afterward a Lamb was born did heroically, In the great day of eternity it will be found that it was queting and by jewels. While a quad- inflicting loss an the mian he listed rills was being formed, sudderilp all Who the "enomy"is istoldin I'll'' -'�,,$��:. , moie than 40,000 efficient'fighting men �'I�,,�!�, , " �.,� . remain of the vast horde which so sue- - ., � of which you have hkMrd much, "the Lamb of God, which 111roth not. tile white regiment of joys that gained youx greatest succe ses,bUt the verse39, the people ruished to the Windows. "Tares" are understood to Ile closel3 What is the matter? Henry Percy had allied to " daruel " and " cheat," -weeds e., 1�4, I � 1, I Oe88fuI1Y opposed the advance of the I . ...- away the sin, of the world," David, the shepherd bay, black troops of trouble, lmis7 ortutio and disaster. Whe have arrived with the news that Waterloo which resemble wheat� and which it. had be& fought anti that England the early � ��', :1. v first Nile expedition, The corruption , ;�', - 1" " was beautiful, brave, vausical a I think n you gained one ls� rritual success from your prosperity staves g can hardly Le dis. had,won the day. The dance was aban- tlaguished fr�m it. Their grains arc , , i ... I I �,�:: ,�.,;� 4. a-arl appalling tyranny of the Khallfals .. � f", , rule, a rule based -ad poetic. he often f 0 , , rgot the sheep in is reveries. It you have gained ten spiritual .success-' es from your adversity. doned, the 1�arty dispersed, lords, ladirs Of Ito use as food, and indeed servE n and musicians rushed into the street, almost a-3 a emet :'Y ic. Went ,,, . . . . . ., .,;;; �� on massacre and , , 2" Mutilation by the Baggara, the There in the solitude he struck the There is no animal that struggle 'a his NNI, . and in 15 minutes from the first an- Ile (lid not need to tend the poison- ,,,,, war- , �V r,*� Z,��,;�, riior tribe. of which the Khalifa is head, lt,,�.j�_ harp string that is thrilling through I 0,11 ages. David the boy more violently than a sheep 'when you pr ner it and catch hold of it. D(;-,vn Wee nouncement of the good news, the ons dn, ; good seed must be culU- hause was emptied or all the guests. va ted, bat the evil needs no rare im , . . . . ,..", . have not only destroyed the old relig- V,N!, . � . ,". Will � 7: a famaticism which head the tribes was gathering the material for David the poet and in the glen 1. see a group of men ar- ouad a lost sheep, A plowman parries Oh, ye whi are seatel. tit flic I)all(Illsit tids Nvorld, of thisworld Or �N hirling in its gayeties 23. soon Brought forth fruit. ACs ', �;_' , _ ; :` together but so alienated them that . r '. �, .. David the s, Da- vid was foind of using ,his knife among I along and Selzes the sheep and tries t pacify it, 0 lout it is more frigbt,ened and frivoliti.es, if youcould bear, the as fruct:ficatiau beqina the ,difference sXveet strains of the gospel tramp,A an- b',ft'%veeln whiewt, a L d rne an be east- Ut - EL 1, C 11 111�1�� ' �,, Probably not half even of his soldiers _ ,�,;;. are loyal to him. Nevertbeless, fear the saplings, and he had uoticed the tha,n ever. A miller comes along, and Puts down his and caresses the noUncingChrist's victoryoversin and IV &tac.ted. N ,ot ull:.t, I t'he "frult" of death and bell, you would rush forth, In -'s lives is & N4, ,�,��, . of `�v .;I��i� �;� 44 �,,.:.._ his awful revenge is still so strong that exuding Of the juice of the tree, and grist aneep, and it seemo as, if it would die seen can God's people glad in the E,ternal deliverance I The and Siatan's I diatlanguished fr h )8 om ead il K.,�.� . V., -t.. - 911 Of them will fight for him till he is $ when he became a man he said, "The trees of the Lord axe full of sap." David of fright. After awhile some -one breaks through the thi-ket. He Waterloo against sin bas I eon forught, other. and our Commander -in -Chief bath won 27. Tho servants thia houiseho'4der. � 1.,�� , 14:1-�L� - 11; - bea , ten, though that accomplished, one I tile bo�, like other boy.,t, had been fond .,Fays, "Let me have the poor thing." He eori3es - of the day. Ch. the joys of this salvat- The� J,ouseho!ider is the Lord Jesus; his � , 11: : ". . . balf of them will welcome British rule, .... � : , .. �,. 2 �.�j,�. as the People of Berber and Dongola of thult1ting the birds nests, and he had up and I ays his arms around the sheep an ( I it is immediately quiet, Wl'o is inn I I do not vare, wbat metftl:bor# what a-rvanita are those wft� Ilibor in his comparison, you have. Brin 9 W-hoat Co'ds. Di,dst nut tt�,Oluj sow .111, I � " "', , " ., 14U�Ilavedo-ne. Of the Klialifa's forces per- � 11�11.:�.': . - driven the old btork off the nest to find flow Many eggs were under her, the last man that comes I it is the shepherd. Ali, my friends, be. not it to me, that I may' Use it. Amos good I s�vd in thy f Wd ? Yes, hie had so somm; shall ltriiig one simile Isaiah another, and in tol- beaultiefult 51�,�,,,A;', r.,It,�;. haps one-third is stationed at Metem- � A 111-1- � ,. - rich, On the left bank of the Nile, a,nd w1leol he became man he said. "As for the afraid of the shepherd's crook I is never used on you save It I in mercy, to John another. BeauLiriii with pardon, parable of the Beautiful with peace. Bc:iutiful xi itli I SON"ID r, Wh'i-11 our Lord hut jList utter- 1 ell, we taA tllNa4t t" ... about A 11 �'�! 4.- 100 miles north of Khartoum, and the stork, tho fir trees are her house." , Ia boyhood, lie had heard the pull YOU back. '.rho ha,rd, cold iceberg � are irniuk.-Ill of that good anticipations. Or, to return to the pvs4! Wedw&s 10st at-nong st.ones andhram- Coral fLgare of my text ,':�, - - ,,,, 'f"," p4r�' '. remainder at the latter point, though w:,� terrific thunderstorm that frightened ature of trouble will melt in the warm gulf stream of divine svmq)athy ounip out at, bli?s amd as food far bi(rds. Not nearly th Poor pasturage of this world into a,1,1 C,how ,,qh 8 b am jp:lveta, salvation at,- gl� 1%,�� ,,:�, "'. ,,, there kq a considerable force � � " , ". under Os- sickness, mud when he became a man he *said, There is one passage I thi�k you mis- _ "The the rich fortunes of thel Good Shefi- c..,,;) t ilt. A stony, tihOnly, uncul,tivat- herd. k1.�,,t;,,,1 r ." 1i .. I 9t"�,,!tf, ,; , man Digna. between the Nile and Abys- " ."The voice of the Lord maketh tile hirterpret, bru-ised reed he will not break." a know that . oil broad arm1rg,:m Res all around t1bo The shepherd �f old used. to playi I , ,Z'�:l -,,,,, , -.1 sinia. On the other hand, the Anglo. ;,, 1��, I X. 1.", Egyptian forces number 18,000 hinds to calve.,, David the boy had Wa upon his back looking up at the you the shepherd in olden times played upon I eautiful music, and sometivrei the I Productlive parts of God's fte)ld. In tihis sheep pli-railAs we are glivem blie additi anal lea- him. :;", , ;4, and are �. I ,:,4,K . . . 1. stretched along the Nile from its june- . 1 1'1._.'1r,.,� � stars and examining the, sky, and to ' hi's boyish imagination the sky seemed these reeds? They were very easily hrais3d, hat, when they were bruised would gather around and, wn t1lauk not on�',,y is tilili kingdom of listen. To -day my heavenly "'hephord God. amnt-ld.etr Linn the -woxid, it is small- Q> ,,, 41... �'41 ,,,.,,- tion with the Atbara to the horder of , - " , ,,ja,' Egypt, the Li & P ke di iece of divine embroidery, Clio vitne f . I agers in they were never mended. The shepherd could -,a easily make anoth- calls you with the very music of . er even ttan �h;e Church. There alre a , . heaven, bidding you to leav your sin Some wito to be �LL, "e,74' largest body, some 5,0oo, ,,�: � V:,�,,� 1� . . being concentrated at Berber. Such working the thTeads of ligalt and the beads Of stars, Ud he bec W or one, he ould snap the old one and tbrow it away and another The and accept his pardon. Oh, that all. see,in ilts citizeiris wh10 this flock would hear the piping of the axo not; there !is li,,darnell in thiB beat "4��,� , '4�1 I gy" ,, I a line is, of course, a wea,k one strate- Mme a man- and wrote, "Wben I consider thy beavens, the work of thy get Bil,le says It is not so with- our*S-hep- Good Shepherdl paxt a God's O.U. Frams Whence tbi8n, hath It taires? - That is a question. ,� .� - . !, : gicallY, though it is strengthened by � .. fingers." When he became an old , herd. When the music is gone out of a man's soul, God does not him - which haa Wan cwked ever siace old Job _ 111;., the presence of gunboats on. ,the riw- 1.'r;,_._X, . man, thinking Of the goodness of God, he seemed to hear the bleating of his snap I,, twain and th-row him avay. He PltZed his' tent in the eastern THE QUEEN MALLIRE HEN. 4-pseirt. ANUilliere does evill come froml I , er. an'l OffeXP the ad -vantage that in �,,U. �1,1'� � ,;.,,1,,.. � father's sheep across many years and m,,,,I, and restores. "The bruised reed . — f EWw -can il exist in a, -un- ,;�-'g;'t. r the Position Of Metelmneh as the cen- 4Y,1Z, .. I .. to think of the time whea he tended he, will not break," . Fg ' Moulill ,"41 i,v,e,rse governed by aln ommi.poteat g -i Are Laid in at Great, llfql,'?� . .. 1�1 � tre of too half circle formed by the , � - . � . " then on the Bethlehem hills, and he . cries, in "The When in the o'erhan,.ring herwens of � fate , ( 11111se'lled by tile. Still. God? ,ur only answier to the question I'll �.,..� I ".. k ,;.,� , I... , . great bond of the Nile, ad -van -,�4',E�'. ce upon !�1,,A§i that can lie out the text, Lord is. my shepherd." Tho threateninc g clauds of darkness (far from satisfartory, t;ut all God has The stran,ge�t bird known, so far as I chosen to give us, is found in the first V, ., �1. place made from three 1. � ,�; j. :, s "..., � Points --from. Merawi across the Bay- .. I.. I , It God will help me, I will talk to you of the shepherd's plaild, the shep- dwell, Then let us humbly watch and wait. its habits are concerned, is the mal- sentence of the next -verse. I . lea hen. of Australia, "it lays it S 28. An enemy bath done this. That 1. I � . �rl I ad& desert, from Berber by the rLver I ' ", .; � berd's crook, ,the shepherd's dogs, the It Ritin I I lye. Wei I t It 9b a] I Ile wel 1. � eggs f ne-my is Satan, Take away the poet- in a huge inound, which is really 4". . , - I r ' Lad from Kassala by the Atbara. With 11.1�1� i .. .. , slaepherd's pasture grounds, and the shepherd', fl,,k,, � And when the �,Aortn has passed away a g IC figures w1th which Milton and oth- co-operative, Incialator, being built by ers have filled Our fancy, and take ,;.. .." I 1, afetemnell once occuPied, it is improb- � ��,,��', And first the sherAierd's plaid. rt 11'�1111 surtAltine .smiles on f tood. and fell many I;airs of birds and serving Co away the arbitrary definition� given . i y, able that Khartoum could- long I . hold �:,';� , . !vould be preposterous for a mli.n. o- OIN S-eet-to think, how sweet to say, It lit's been �% ell, it has been I hatch tha eggs of all the hens. Each by CertAn theol�gicat doetrinalre.9, - 11�:V, out, though it is so& to say that. the , , �'>.:, �, , dervishes will not abandon either Ing out to rough! and besoiling work to put on- splendid apparel. The pot- well Next I Sll,;-L� of tile shepherd's dogs. rid we know not. mucli concerning year the .same If lwks, roliai r to t 'ga n a .,, Sat- he le an; �ut this much every seeker'after i , with- �,,,Io:, . �- out bard fighting. ter does not *work in velvet. The ser- They watch th- straying .sheep and mounds, some of whiph measure fifty i,loodtiesq may know wifibotbt doul)t - - I i ,. *,., . - vownt maid does not put on satin while Calling at her dutle,;- The shepherd drive them llapk a,min. Every slipp- herd has his (log -from the nomads of yards ax the I.aze,and are 150 fi. in (,Ir- Chat there is a uni'ven,al spiritual on - omy bent on the de-strw-lion of every "', , �". �� 11;' . doe,s not wear a splendid robe. in which tu go out amid the ritortrig, aind the tile Rible thri(4 down to the Spot li li-�,rd.qmen watthin,- Ilk flocks on tile eurtaference. The eggs are del:o�-lted J,urnan soul. Wilt than then that -we aLout six innlie;i 1,olow go and. them Here is �� . CHEERY, WHITMINL' 51EN. :�--�- I I rocks a,ad the nettles; he puts (let the Grampian hil's. c uv Sh4�ph7-rrl employs gal-lier u)? an- NA"hi!e each in (lie. c,,thsr nu,,!.;tion that g6od men have � , .1 JOHN BIRIE, TORONTO, CAN. J. , r0 r propriate to lii,j ex- p0gfl�d -ark. The Lord our ,ibe pberd, th" F-riti i4ins suit 1�,rsecutions or the %%orld a,4 Hi dogs. There, are those 1 faini!y moulivi, rin J;,,n drws, ti,r egg asked birough tile aqwi. ',Irh(-. o . g o (I clospr than twenty inches 'to that of and Clio evil are oliten indi.stin7uiQha1)!e ., ; ,�,,", When troubles rise, like cluds in skies, ,�. coiravaig out to hunt the, 10A ah4lep, - ',You know, wlio-n.� v.ork it i,,4 I 1) %" t,b 1,,,, her neighlor. These eggs are depwi- in the vi-tible Church; tha (lay of ju-!g- . ited in �111 ,�, ". , , h r K400P UP YOUr heart, though freens de- puts cin no regal apparel, but the plain garment of our humanity. There the inconsim,,11 I.. of Cbristi"ns back at them. .I,' one of Cod's sbeep a cavity malp for them Ili 11 nlf'nt IVM separate them, �-ut the tif.p- vertical r:osition, carefully covered, aration cannot Ile thpnL" r__ I piart, I wm not.1i'lag pretentious about it. I know get,; astray, the world how!s, 'Wi I la made until and the surfa-,3 aq carefully smoothed -Dr. Carr. In every a,qe men Fave . , . . Nae time I,.% that to dreamt � , The the Old painters represent a, halo more avidity than a shepherd's eog over by the hen before she quit,, the tried to make that separ � ation J,ofore- 4 il'� , 0. �. weakest man in a' the Ian', �;� I is he that has nae foe ,rrust arilyund the babe Jesus, but I ?fn not suppose that there was any timore halo ever cauWht it straysheep by the flanks , Or� lugged it by the cars worldlings nest. 4 ])and; som-Urneg by having th� good The, eggs of the mallee I1Pn are Out live aq-art from the I -al, like the her - 'i �, 1 mair in self ti -an freens or pelf, about that child tha,v about the head seize the Chri-Ftian astray. It ought of all proportion to her 8i7e. They are mitq and, monks; sometimes by an ef- � I An' whustle as I. ye go I : of am -y other babe that was born that to do us good to know t',:i t we axp. thus as larg-a at those of a goose and those fort to expel. thle bad, as in the case I 11 � I -1 Christmas eve Ia Judea. Becomia,, a watched. It ou,lit to j.,it us on our of largi- liens are very much larger. of certain p-priscoutions, But they ChO.-Just whu%tle to Yersel,' my man Some cantle tune man, be ware a seam] . . ess garment.. The soissors add needle bad guard. They cannot I-ite ian, it we stay near t Ake Shepherd. The The eggs thus laid and covered in have never isuc.�eed.sd, and never can. it 'is great sand. o -.ren in the. IIA dis- ye ken, . The (toil himsel' can't start' th(i done nothin g to, make it graceful. I take it to have :barp knire of worldly assault will only trim A harsh misunderstanding of this tricts are never again disturbed by text has led to moat of the persecution spell, been asack with three holes in it, one the vines untij they produce lietter the hens. The eggs are hatched by which has deIgged the world -with � O' cheery, whustlin' man I for the peck and two for the arma. Al- gral". The more yon pound marjor- the heat th� s,im bakes into the soil blood. . !� ��,� ,,,,, � ,_ ,� - Rhoald love I-loguile, just wait a,whil,, though the gamblers quarreled over it, Chat!,; no evidoace, of its value. I have am and rosemary, the .9wet . Aer they smell. The more dogs take after you, i where they lay. It has never been 29. Nay. This dop-9 not teach that known .how the young chicks are ox- we, are not to expel from tile Church �� ,,��, There's guid fiih in the sea, seen two ragpickers quarrel over the the quicker You will get to the gat,. cavaWd from their egg grave, for the SP ao tho who peario be, unworthy mem- 1 .� The fickile jaud may get nan lad I ' refuse of an ash barrel. No; in t,);e You have noticed that different eggs are depodted fully six inches be- be rs; I t tea, - ches rather that we must ,,,, � 1911("s AO' the lass for theel 1� 'Pak' wardrobe of heaven he left the sgn- flocks of sheep have different marks.10%v the surface, and the hardening constantly rot,trtoml�pr the fa'llbility of � ,, % time to think, an' in a Illink dalis of light, the girdles of beauty, the upon thom;.sometimes a red mark, rains do not aid thiAr,exit very much. bpl ata judgmeint. Lest wbitle ye in gaf� . �� The richt lasq ye will see; 1. . st 't r:. �� " Jiust whit, -to somis, an' she will come, robe,% of power, aphl Put on the besoit. ed and tattered raiment of our human gained men a Illne mark, sometimes a straight mart and:mornotimes a crooked Bush naturalists have he n curious t,h,,,r up tbk,, tfures, ye root tip a,,Iso the to know how this peculiar e . .. fowl builds , I . ?�, , Wil low-liebt In her o'el-Cho. - ity. Sometimes lie did not even wear the mark. The bord our Shepherd has a whrrit History is fu:!.l at records of that .nest. The l4rds have been seen surth faital!'at0mpts at upx,00ting. W1b ? , '. ' !,�,, Some married 1111,111, as ye may ken, - seamless robe. What is that banging about the ova!al, of Christ? is it a mark for his she.ep. It, is a red mark- the mark of the cross. "Blessed are work�ng at it, anfl the mounds have imprissioned John Buinyan w a peatilen- t.w,n inspected, but the Piling Of the tial; Ifellaw? Slir Maittibow Hale, one of � I - Else sometimes cause to dree- A scol&n' Wife may vex Ilk life., lAdge of autho�ity? Is il. a royal cost of arms? NO; it is a tai,el. The they that are Perscruted. for righteous- ness sake, for t,heirs is the kingdom of dirt is not from the immediate vicinity, UP. Most gc*ily judges thut ever lived. for that Is undisturhed. Whic,b i'l 1; . I An' not the house he,l I f lee I dis_ oiplcs' feet are filt1ky from the walk heaven." Plement. of the Roman Caitbolic 'Chem huge cones stand for years, to Churcli waa In the day of persecution I I But don't do that, like. friclited cat �� But t,Lk' advice fra� ine: on the long way and are not fit to be ryut upon the sofat; on which they Furtbermore, consider tile Fhepherd's PaStuire grounds. The al,d shepherds us- Ile annually nested in by the t,ame t,b,, bitt � erest agaiinst this Reformers? flock whinh ori.,rinally constructed the. Those i�_�� 11 , , " Be unca fuln, an' tak' the wean, � � An' SY110 she'l I the are to recline at the meal, and so Jesus ed to take the Aheep upon, the mouln- taiins who wisre hanesVLv trying to re - family Incubator. form thn Cbu-Tc,h from the inside. Were . mask teat I Ivashes their feet and gathers them up iln the summer and dwell in the 11,11 the men, wbo persecuted the Wes - - �I 0� r,lho.-She canna v,-hiintle Ilke you, guid in the towel to dry them. 'rho work Of saving this world ,.v&,4 rough work, va,110-Ys in the winter. Title sheep �.cinlg out of doors perpetually, their wool wa,s ' lbys wicked men,? No; some Nvere good POVERTY -BEAUTY -ROYALTY, hut narrow innin. 'These W.I. had set for , - man, , , An' that ye brawly ken; rugged work, hard work, an I Jesus put i an tile raiment, the raiment ' better thnai it they haA been ke,pt in or the sheep cot. B?,aulty in OnIT skin deeA. to be an U11*4riselves the impossible task at re; UP- 'harvest . 09ut she can aing, an' romfort I bring plain of our fleab. The s1torms were to beat Weilla were dug for the A"jeap aad clov- rootigg lba tares before time, neverblieless it is a dower to be priz' and in Chair zeail, they rooted up also To him, the crow'da were to �osl In him, the (,red with la,rge sbatnes,, i,n order toho,t ed and frequeptlY Proves mmeans of this wbeat. cheery, whustlin' men I . (lust %ias to sprialkle him, the mobs "A, hot weather [might not spoU the dAlJvlwitcament�* Dmr'lag tam .reilgn ot 30. Uintil the bia.rvest. Which Is ex- ��I_,", . __ __ , I %Vero t/) pursue him, 0, Shepherd of Is_ rap.l. leave at, the bome, thy lirLghl. Fir- flock wa,IP-r. And. t,hen title shepherd led his wherever 1he Would; nobody dis- Charles 1. a beautilft'll country girl wein-b pla,ined in verse So to Ile the end Of (t'he 11,111, I wow I � ray I For thee, what streams to ford, Puted'hia ri-ht So thq Lord our Shop- to WO A. - t t tO sea Lorildon in search of a place as a ser- , rl Ti I I them w� WAMS expec va-ril. Not suciceodiailg,she hired herself 91)od a.nd evil growin� to their destiny . I �, I ft lwas discover,id after the steamship �N lint nights a,]] rimholterej I Tic puts 11l'on him Me I-Inin raiment of our bu- takes herd 'has o- l�rg*o pasture ground. He to 11.8 in tlb,e summer to til.)e moun- carry beer from v. brewery amd. was Ildia by side. The reapers. Explained "tub in verse Sq to Ile fibe u,ngels. Bind (TdolI&O was a, day out that I li,.-re Wa.. A ReMr(ity of (Aggs in her larder. We � *naaity, ,,sears out, wopa, anti while taina (Itirth and heaven and hell stand amaz- called a,nd in the winter to the valleys. tiloinig, Warm. <!&ys of prosperity come and We a womatu." The brewer, no. h6r boaultY took bar Into his thipilff in buiriffles. An incidents added, for To . . '110 90 on %, It) -nut. eggs, �aid the rook � In the idoward. What ,hall -I at the al�nst.ation stanid. wraps around !'ila tile shepherd's 11,1119 bhi euri gilit SablAtills, and on tiiins at tranofigluralian, bvuEm ,as e. smvaiiA and a probably picturpAque effect, fter a short maxriad ber- iM died w1hile she buTo them. Fire this Scriptures every- we (Jo? I I I don't. know, replin-i 1.;Ie latt.pr, hut if plaid: Cold inouritaints a.h,i the midnight air, and wo are so higill up ive can ca,tch a gli,rapas Of the was Yet a Y where usesaaasyrnhol of irretrievable 0111,1119 Wtoinatrit. leaming flaor fate. I � 1� - . I!!" "'OT -4t l"OT11"; Io I lie wor it Nve can - "I I. -I 1119- vallialri Io make thp vessel hy Wit-nossoll thA fervor of his prit.yer. pin.n Next I mentilon the she er d's'c rook, cok's, . this, aelvs of the hea.venly elly. Then win,try days'Df trouble come, and bulk at his property. The attrar� ,,.,. Gaifiber this wheat im.t-o my barn. tive yowng 1, i . low engaged a skilful my Igir"axy. Both t'llYs burn1mg in ph ,A as a. ro,l with a curve at i l,n end, lawyes "10, go dZn init. bble valley of sirknegs, itanned Hyde to take charge of, and tba storage are fligurals of final diestilay. . . . I _. _. �J'Illa .hiVh when a sheep was going astray ,vas thrown over its n-ook, in that way bhr,re her Want and bereavement and we say, "Is eAmis any soxi-ow li'ke un.to my sor- affairs, Hyde, who afterwards be- the gremt Hart of Cl&ranldkxnb filit- Verse 81-85 Us parables of the mus - tard thp . Th,i� DiAtrict Ccommittee have ro- it Waa Pulled I ank. When the sheet) row?" j3u.t bli�sswd be Goa, the Lord's nilly marrited his fair elleirilt. 141rom this seed and parable of the leaven. * there 36, Jesus xent the multitude away, . " . � I fit -t the offor of the Dumfries and were not going natray, the sbephord ahl�epi ca.n finif poobuxe, anywhere Bei- becaime marr:WA ghter was a diatill who and went Into the house. Into ]its UR wilts Of Jairdes IT. and the 11 I 1� Maywolltown Wntnr Commissioners to � . mlPPIY file lawlward p�irt of the "'Oold Often use i.t m,5 a sort of crutch, tween aning on it, but%� hen the sheep were ffurculleut two, rooks of troubl's a tu of it promises; green pastures be- motbi-T of Amiss anid Mary, . .arie of residence in Capernaum-pos- queens of . r's house. Declare unto us parish ,1, . I I )f I)timfrt,p% as a 9pPrial district wit h . ,ut of the N%a,v the crook was always aide Still waters; long, sweet gra,ss be- Unglandi. the arable of th%tares of the field. i I i wator at 3d far tim first 50,000 gallons I;llsY Pulling thein back. All we, like tween bitter graves. You have noticed - — - ------- 410— -.- was harder to undaratiand. than the , I . 11 i m Fk,nd 5d per 1,0110 go I 1, ..n ; tboreaf ter * :;heel), have gone. astray, and had it not fib, siractare of the sheep's month? It story of Clio mustard seed and that of . I , . : I I . In Hin parlis,fi ehn rohyn,rd of Old Deer Men for the shepherd's crook, we would is havP so sharp that it can take up a blade KEEPTNG POSTED. the leamen. , . . . : . I �, ". I ,are mxny Q viint in,,,r,r*ipJ,ion9 oil lonq !".& fallen long ago over the precip- of nirrowest, grnaa Or Nover top from, Uis very spot. And so God's sheep (,a,n Hobson -Why does flarduppe read all 07. Re that sownth thq good seed is 1 .1 . i, I .1 .., Ig ) -0ebrit. P i, but t lie one, most pithy � " : ( lt, It^ InwImforin of FL Se.rgt. Clarke, Heire is a RnAirt, who is making too Pick . tile up ournfort, wlbp,re others cam. gise in trade papers so carefully ? go's not the San of man, He list the Light that 1 business, Ili hot ligbteth every mom thap eornoth into � I . I . . wbo went. through I he Penins I : . ular War . I I norld wa% in the fit;moluallattle of Water.. much money, Ile is getting very vain. bhvr He says: "After awhile T shall be In- wilth dependent none. "Tihs secret of. the Lord 18 theim. tbat fear him." Weill pas- & Wra, founild.in fed To -hemi -M, but he a3ways looks up tho world, M hap been the Sower of 'man's financial condition befo .a Au- re od seed from the begfirining - t4 . rbor . Ian. It IA 4.1lia I I d . eat, of all tile world. 0 my Roul, drink, and be merr .y l" Business I'llocks putura, for ahl the of blits Good Shepherd 1 4riking him for a 2oam, of ovety good dad perhot Of t. I 88. T)w field is the vrofld. All cottititt- ' , ,- -0110 f-- -,,r---T. ---W, - I WIRrIv . ? A . "41 17' 1* � I I I � I . 4 V, . . � � I . , . � _. 4 I . . I I . . . I . � , � — eJUtOl LU All "-, - U44Y 0, Poor fellow I I I - ... I—— whibb in diouay * dwAlter po4son th.ap .. I . . *1 WbQ 11114 Act Usu-4 of the Motor boo , lo 0,hrIst , , Morphine, and takes a strotaigor hold vil. . I I rwed in the dark It haply he 141911 f d Mediator between t,h3 syowm� DX Do VOR began uslas , I ! , , a God mad man. and has found hilm; In every cocaine about seven years a , . fA apitli, v44to the wirerw life a the cocal, . 40 0404 heart the good seed has been fiend in Only five years, his system was 0OW4. The good aaed are the children of the kingdom. The kingdorm is the so saturaoted witiz Poison from ta3jo use of 'morphine tiha,to not . withatsudins his order of things which Jesus brings, the Prevalence of Jesus's feelings old aga and shattered illealtit he our- I and sentiments, see note on verse 24; and vived 10 years lonigor than the aver - age person. At the time of hilis death - 1; the children of the kingdom, are those he was using a sufficient amount of tSe, . ,� sweet Battle W14030 life naturally ligion. The tares are the children of drug ever day to kill from 40 to 60 ordLnury ;Wions. His cans Is without springs out of the heart of true re- the wicked one. " All things that of- a parallel and will go down In the hist� . cry of tme,dira;l scuence as me of J the � I fend, and them ,which do inquity." wonders of the age. Verse 41. Verse 39. The enemy that sowed them .,- - — is the devil. Over and over again our --, Lord teaches that there is a personal NP111 MEN Is* I � �aryt of God whose life is spent in zin: b a ing the divine work of love. The harveat is the end of the world. The end — I ofthe age. Thereapars arethe alagels. What this mea.m we can only conjec- INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT OUlt I I ture, but the Plans Jew, familiar N%ith OWN COUNTP,Y. the book of Daiatiol and with other books n?t In our canon, bad re"onably clear �Wivs concerning the angels, the — Gathered groin Various Points grow the . thousand times ten thousand" that Atlantic to the paclitle. atilin"ter before the Ancient of Days. The Salvation Army na3 opened a 41. The San. of ma,n k.ball send forth soup kitchen in Yarmouth, N.B. . , . his aingels. This, taken in its proper connection, is one of the most wonder - A mining school is to Lie added to fill i,entences ever uttered by -human Rat Portaie's inAitution,3 of learning. lips. Here was a Syria,a country car- St. Catharines' recent issue of 4 per penter, assuming to be a rabbi, hot not i'vidorsed by the beat rabbis of his cent. debentures sold sl!gJit;ly above tima, looking pm,A 11 trod and ('it ialilius, pa,st the throlue at Tiberius and the par. - Over a hundred miners' licenses for temple at Jormialem, past the cross and the Yukon were issued in one day in I U�e resurrection morning, and counting VictoJria. I hils ang-Is much. as the manager r a a The Verity Plow Company have I Toronto telegrapill office counts his mespager boys when they come in the mad- arrangoments, to rebuild in Brantford. . I � morning. They are b1i angels, remem- ber. And they ,shall gather out of Henry Haight, of Melford, N.S., was blis killigdotra all thin, ;�s that off -end, and killed by tieing ran ever by a run- they which do hiliquity, All ,stuml,� away team. I Ung-blooks; all people who so place Two parties -have already loft Wood - themselves that other people fait over them. It is &,great comfort that -no stock for the Klondike, and Aill there ,. mi,va. nciedis to be bad, no man needs are more to follow, . to be a stumbling-blook., Each stumb- The Aged People's Rome and the ling -block put in its rikelit place may Home for Inctirables in London are be- . be used as a stePPitrk-stona, and each coming overcrowded. ofushastoohoosewh,ichtobe. Notice that the "kinigilam" also is his, the Hit rai I ton temperance workers are pe - world boloags to Christ. titioriiwz for a. re(luction to the num- 42. A furnace of fire. The Geben- ber of liquor licenses. na. "the horrible outside." WaPing Maissoneuve, Que., has granted and gnashing of teetti. Expressions b011uties of $10,000 each to two shoe such as disappointed Orlent�ils are at- factories to loosCe. there. ways free to m,ike; lamentations over The Lang Tanning Company will indescribable ruin, I 43. Them When every hindrance to erect a tannery in BerliA that will . holbabas is removed. Shall the right- give work to 300 hands. eaus shims forth as the. sun. "Then Hamilton Photographers are asking hall shi,ne as the the Count it for protection against pho- I brigUneas of the firmament and its tograph enlarging agents, . I the stars forever and ever." -The Pitt h of the just is as the shining light tbat Tile company whicl I, building the I ,� shirinth more and more unto the perfect. Nepelan bridge over the Ottawa is ask- . day." Ears to hear. Not the phy- ing Hall for a $70,000 grant. sloal organs, .bat ears of tile soul, It is estimated tl:at at out 7 per cent. -.-- 6f the People ,,vlio welat into the Klon- ' THE EFFECTS OF a , Ug AINE dike last season made a living, . The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. is t- erecting it saw mill at Rik River, ILLUSTRATED BY THE C'ASE OF DR where there is a fine body of timber, I I London City Counicit decided to force . .,., ". DE VELI AND HIS WIFE. — bakers to use, a gura ia,!)t�j all fancy bread, inst,ead - j ,OX I I of the starap hitherto "I His Body Was Litepaily rerroraleil By u used. 1;'�, I Syrluge - 01ke Woninn Took Eucluarli o! Tobacco ralsing tit !��uath-westt-rn ('n I , -, I - the 1`01.441A it, Killn. Hundred reople. Carlo is growing in fa,oar. Cn,� Ewiell . . Dr. John, R. Da VeIC the Louisville, farmer sold s2.,60f) worth from it field I Ky., coca,ine, fiend who died in that of 12 acres, I �i,ty last Sunday is & man of mysbery. The long promi,"ed Midland railway . E[e. was brought to a. san,itarium far from Windsor, .N.B., to Truro, will bo I treatment just a week before -his death, ,o,,,n,,l within ten days and earn i.nd d--&t)bL resulted from blood poisoning pleted next fall, resulting from 150 &bscesses on his body People in the Klondike are 1,it-Ling nfl-ict2d wit,h the hypodermic syringe, up coarse gold through .,,Ix *eet of snow, They are. lea�inj th,, fine kind .- . His body was a so -111d mass of sores. till the thaw sets in. " Elis daughter, Iffiss Cnra, who is 26 years blidhael Dillon,an old ei.hployee of the )f age, is lalso addicted to the use of the G.rr-.R. shops in Stratfdd, hai avcept- . lrug and is undergoing treatment at ed aposition as ],,call machitlilt in tile �bls sanitarium, She has been almost Merritton paper raills, ' I is fa;r advanced in the vice as her fa- The X,aniloolis S(andard, I oa-its of . �her, and when brought to the 8,,i- British Columbia's (try (limate. it arium there were 110 . also slaggosts that th,s town affords i� J good olic,ning for a breivery. I ABSCESSES ON HER BODY. Dunsmuirs, the British Co!uml-k rolv* . I LL' 3ha was in the prime of life, however, Wraps, have rai-i,id tha wages of thniv I ��' . I wad possessed of great vitaliity and is employes and advarived thc-, pri C,01' - - . , low on the road to recoveryl. Many Goa. I fifty cents Per ton, - 111. � itories have been told concerning Dr. Afore mining than ever before. I,, tit;- � N3 Vel.i. It has been said that lie Wilt; a ing done in the ,Slovan, yet busiroski if] the town is as quiet a.,.i a country come - - � . IL . iolitical exile from Italy, that be killed L man in that country in his youth., Cory. Country was overl;ui!t, . I , " �� 1. Lad fled to America, and various oth- The Canadian Pacific have arepre- ' "' - ' . . . - �� . ,r theories of [his ea,rlT life ha;ve b eon * aentative in St, John's, Nfld., trying , I Avamoed, al,l of which are mere met- to' hire 1,3U3 men at �1,50 a day to I I .. . 1. ere of conjecture, as the doctor's lip's work on the Crow's Nest Rai I N� ay, I , ,.�.� vere tightly sealed rega,rdiaig his early lie. All Wilkey, of London, has'given . � �, " . For ma.ay ymrs, however, Dr. De Vek noLice of motion to ta.ke, staps Lo re- ived in magsaificent style In Loulls- scind the agreement with the. street ifle. He enjoyed a luerati-ve practice railway if better service is not. given. I ,nd was.r.,egarded as one of the lead- The running factory to be estab- . .. . ng phystdams of the city, as wel,I as no of the lished by Handilon gardeners is esti- . A I 11 ITIZE'NS. mated to cost $&5,000,of whiolt tla� Bank I I... . H,t� Was higbl,y educated and aroom- f Hamilton offers to aifv Ownt. ... .. . . liabod, and spoke fluently a number f different tianiguages. After a bril- Ed. 1foGeegan, all Inmate of the I I . � .1 ;an -t career of a number of years in Hamilton Asylum, escaped and tried to � ,ou;svI-!-Io Dr. Do Voli ti-nd his family .khro,v himself in front of a Grand I . �, "I ecame a,�I(Ected to the drug,, when they Trunk traiL, He came from St. Thomas. I I 1'.1 /I ega,la a, gradual slide down- the scale f Atimainity, unti-1, a,bout, three weeks A mouse got into a Chatham, N. B., ., I I I I si� go the dioctor and his I daughter were church choir, Two ladiell; :41tritiked and I >und in a hovial, by Hu-miane Officers clutched their skirts, the cofigrogation nd for,mex friends who d3a.d lost trace grinned, tile pastor frowned and_ivMt. I ( them for it number of years, and bad oil with his discourse.. .1 ". � -1 t., hem pluced in a. sanitarium. Patrick Kelly, of Hamilton, received i '_ i . Mrs. De. VeA, who Canlis of a promim, a had gash in th-a b -ad at a poker � i I �_,�. . a,t and aristocratic Southern familry led albout two years aglo frolm the use party,but refuses to divulge the place �' , � � �,,. I `- C the drug. where. the affair took place or the 1:., i;., �, "The d-rulg bailAt is increasing in the names of his assallants. ..:, 2, )unt.ry to an e,a4rm:-n,g extent," said The Kootenay output of ore for Jan- . " :.111 r. tlol,lingRr, Who attended Dr. Veli. uary amounted to nearly a million niot . 7,b s rhare a.re now S,500,000 users of the rug in the Ulaited States against 200,- a quarter dollars' wortli,or nearly half . I �__, - A in, 1876 and it is a, fivet shown by' as mu,11 aa all that hits come from the. Klondike tip to date. .. i . Atisties t,b&t 00 pex cent. of the PHYSICIANS OF THE COUNTRY A Chicago man has a project to run .. I 111. �. n� anore or less addirted to the drug a slage service between Ashcroft and 1 I 1: , ibit." Lake Teslin, a distance of 8W miles, . I As on imattintm of the wonderful- turn- Old settlers don't know whether to , , L, mt of po*son the littimain system can doubt his Insanity or honesty. ,.,.:, . � trained to resist. Dr. Hollingor re- Regina Industrial School will .wad . Ied several incidents that have coine out thirty graduates this spring,who . �� .. 1 adw hie notice during his Practice, bs most remarkable of which was that %Ili art as interpreters on the ro- �� . �,, I a wornam wilaeli is probti,bly the most serves �tnd proceed to forget all the - - ' civi iz ton 11 at -they have. imbibed. kl, % qna,rka -ble case On record. The Wom- I in qwmtioin appeared at this sanitari- M rs. A. McEnchren, of Chatham, I n for treatment over a year ago, and N.B., waa w1cep in tier burning home, f ; "t Vine she was Using an ounce , when the family clog, fai;lng to awaken , �, 4, , morphi.ne-480 gra-inis-every 24 hours her by harkiag, juml.qul on (lie hed k , 1,(I took 60 gTaii,na at a dose. The an- ,Aitli the de,,iired effect. She got, out � � ,mi,ty at the a,mount of poison she in tjlue. � .1;�*, uld withstand willl Ile reAlized when lie falet. is taken into considoration that I Gen. Avis started to walk on the lee I., . ,� I , vo lgrai.na axe coxiniidered. fatal to an from Vopkhurn Island to Thessalon, Ile I I � .. ,� ,dimaxy person, The woman, at the got lost in tile storm, and When lie . ", , , . 114� I'll me. she beigaa. taking treatment. -wiit; finally irsing E6 bal.* IS Imantlis Old, and she rva,!hed his ds,-0.1nalion %viis so badly froz.pn that Ili-; life I . .1., . . I I , 1� gan giwing the child the drug when of. vms despilired He is recovering now. . : . �.. , . was Only 4fl dlays old, and by the Unto was IS ,moint.lia old it. was taking six Tho prft,tent season has spIffled tile . . I ..-,� 'no.. ,. " -ahn a a day -two doses VA t.h.ree. g rxi n H : u& -fulness of the ground hng its M - I ch. 1% Pathor prophet, rs,markF; a pallid ry . � I I "No, we never deprive pattents of the exelliange. Other weather prophets are . ! 11,11.1 is of the VIT11g," 90,41 Dr. Holli!ngor, made of ittorner. shiff tind refuse to ":.: , response to an enquiry frdin Che vor- sroi I in any kind of weal tier, 1� 1 1 � ., spondent, "in ,mittly vases I hat. Tile roroner'n.inry th-it. onquirvd into 11' '. I I - WOULD PROVE FATAL. the (101.1til of little I�th�l Caoic,in 1,on- 4., ,. - "I'v'o 9?mp,ly let thern use it to t livir don, foixnd that. she (ii,. -Id of ta'.' ng a I _ ... ; arts' content, a,n,(l ovi,weamA the (Is. doso of arsonlqc In mktalco for anto- - re. by the treahnant when they quit nine, They also exI;rt,9qod an opinion � /� , th'PiT Own axedrd." th-It It 19 too paqy to puipphw4e tlendlv , . I . "I . The phyq'Inimns think that tile Do polsons. I � . !, ` 31.1e are ahramg the * ploneers of t.ho .__ . --te- I I � =line .habit. Owaine firlt came Into e. 14i tho Il'in-ttAd States nihout 10yefirs Two, yean n.go there were 138 distil- '17141W I . . ,� O, and it -%�&s n,t fitrat suppos:-d lorie,;al wark in ,1�6-ol.la,ad, with lin an- ,, �, . 10 .� be an sintildote for 'the morphline a4tial (,ulput of 221-4 Willons of gal- _ � _ � ,blftl, It was for blifs cure of tho,mor- lonit of spirits. N1. pres-ilt there are " .1 .1moblablit, the physicians say tbt t Dr. 158, wi th an ou i pu t I ast year of 28 1-2 ,... . i Voll first began the use of cocaine, 1112.11111%ftS Of gallons- .. I , . . %� � .. � � � 1 4 . .. . I % . � I . . . I I I I I . . � � �*_ C1, . . � . . I . I I . I , "I'�,-"�,-��l,,.�"...,."...,.,-..��".,-","","",,�,,,.,� . .... .. '` _' -----1' I'll .. - I 1. _ 11-111 . -1 - L - ... -.1-1-1.. . "' '! ..... . -T.--11 ..... - - - —, y111..111--1-_. ,, �, " ."_t — � � , ----1.11 ... �� -, . ;� ...... - .. - .11 ... I .1 . I . - I I I . J