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The Clinton News-Record, 1898-06-16, Page 2r * 1� , � of it 1p, ;*fter life, , the Lord may,, '- tpe,uta .. THAT YOH SOUL by LIVE, brin . . 0 4 b 4019T tlimb, W%tq you cau do � , 0, o. t I , , . , . *� - b4s. - I TIRE- SUNDAY SCH OOL I ad I .0017 tbie eleven tipostlea; - "', pot, . . *�Ad li:l truo the Church Pardop him; but that does not a 1. I .Cb,r14t. It �eomc4 only oli'�*. Your , � - IA Iliesa , . I f . .1 Avery "Q460 - 14 ages I b4ck good physical condition. peJ4 . Partner 1 ou'd nip"A'. Ord- ., � � - 0 % PIK . , ,JJXTEH1J,,&TIQ R T.., 4,11 was 04drowdl. ,. All pow� � 11 to a, minister of the Gospel last Sab- ..." PREACHES ON �ath night at the close of the service: 114%ry , ipsta,pocii say to I AM *, "B' , virou , Ileve �u Cbrist," and h,,p will ii4Y '* "YOU �B jq, , gS.SQN, jqN . . NAL 1� I er� All 40 -. . . baxtty " The universal 'doudolqu over boy�ven and earth . . I REV. 08, TALMAGE . preach* now ?" you, In, THE UNPARDONABLE SIN. When are q "Oh V, ,be says: ,,I am pot prerkobing. X I 'Mimd your 16.gs ' , Be .;td I'll ..0 , ins s A rat inine.," But there has been, &ffhOt1QP . 1, � "I I ", - The 141,00�]R xor4*,,, 0.446 vs. 6-w 9010len - , ob whk tq MIA In , �ertompd blin In his divine n4ture was conferred - I-" im suffering from the physical Of- I . wusebow, HIA heart to te4der. L0 t4q,o , Text, gicy, 1, 1,80 . I , Upon 14= a4 maa,� in virtue of hip ful, bueb a Thing art lunhug"4041 nepentance-- fects of early alp. I can't preach now; 'lie 14 1�okiag &rQLUA,a for opuV4.thy find . . .1 MAOTICAT-4 NM.Sf*. - 1: 41AIUMIlt ,of his Fa,ther's low. and in X4Vt�a0o11Qr04WVllIW -11IR1411441'e"s I am isiok." A consecrated man be , , Tea "oe. Now Is your time. - I $Real - A, - Voroe Q.' Tboy depatte 4 qUick ' reward ,.of We' owdence. see PhIi. % the Deprtoa - xoss opportuni- now is, and lie mourns bitterly over Doulp to I I Opm of Getting q400dl' and L03% OPPOr' early sins; but that oloes not arrest spoqk or for ever bold YO.Ur POWs, You .. - . , gt and there is are in a religious mQetin , , .1y, from the sepalozhqr� The apparent dls,;� . � 0-11; I Clor. 15, 2,j-2 � _h, � A, A040?1 -8, gp Ub"urbon. d , -21r, . tionsitles of 1111mrion.f1w. . . their bodily effects.* The simple fact an opportunity for you to speak Out onpapcleo between the four ggappls ' ' yo, therefore., siin,o, I 4m I , is, that men and woo4en often take A WaAbington despatch says :-Rev. twenty years of their life to build lap � for God, You say: '.I must 40 -It.'Ll . You I cliepli; flashes with emb4rn,54" at tb14 po�At in tho @t9'ry are ' real .1 . . . ly � I yl!gg. go ye as ambassadors and , in , . y ministers. Teach. "M%ki dhiotples Dr. Talmage preached from the fOl- influences that require all the rest of went. You rise half way, but you Cow- the Imat proof that the plikA . . independent- of ea po the other i A of." WIIAZ all nations into the fel- , lowing words: "All manner of sin and their life to break down. er' before ipea� whose brea,th is in their , � . , , , . -0i worBli Ip ad'my disciples. Baptizing blasphemy shall be forgiven unto When you tell me that a man is I � ,poet ink ba�*, and the ' &,and�,0W,1,1r,apd dl 400panciee diislAppeA;rr If we tipoli.mer , them. The aot'af bapt;14 is the ini- , 7OTmal I . r4eu; but the blasphemy against the �Ust beginning life, 1 tell you that he is just closi-Ag -it. The� next fifty all eternity ,pp,rA ��ty I will feel the effect.0, lour silence. TTY � that '1U-ry Magd%lelq i , -9, the moot I=, , , palsivo the Peter AW means -wh - ,ereby the feJ lowship is effsoted. Tbb rite symbo- � Holy Ghost sha,ll not be forgiven un- years will not be of as much, import- to get ,back that opportuiiity I YOU .1 I . -tell ot womeii, �%;(to lizaa cleansing away the old and put - to men. And whosoever apeo'keth a ance to him as yii,ow, c annot find It. it Is gone -, it is gone and ,TO,114, �jp acco,rd4poo: vith ,tbo alk" I , I I ting on the new. In the name of, In- why do I say this? t e an- is it for . ,word against the Son of Man, it shall noyance of those who have only abale.- for ever. Whon an opportunity for Personal repentance. or of doing good gel's roo, t, though pb�, x,4 -414 p, y not have healtol It, leaving the 0LhQ*- women be- 11 . to the pains, of. Not pronouncing a charvi. upon the young Christians, but be forgiven him; but '- whosoever speak- ful retro,spection? You know that is passes away, you way bunt for it, you h e rned* to the, giving an outward sign, sacrament, or eth against the He] Ghost, it shall not my way. I say it for the benefit y nd women. I Of these youpg men a WAnnot find it. You may fish for it, it will not taj,,,e the book. you may . � 80PIX10her, following Peter and John. I oath of faithfulness in fellowship with God. Of the Father, and of the Son, not be forgiven MIA neither in this want them to understand that eternity world, itelther in the to come." the dig for it you eamuot bring it up. R- When they haod left the Lo -rd showed and of the Holy Ghost. Of the triune God- world is wrapped up in this hour; that member what I tell you, that there are himself first to her, John 20. 14, then -Matthew xii. 31, 32. sine of youth we never got over; that wrangs'aad sine that can never be co- to the other women, and then they 2D. Teaching them to observe. "To "He found no pla,ce of repentance, youare. nowfashioning the mould in -which year great fixture is to run; reoted; that our privileges fly not In circles, but in a. stralght line; that the altogether hastened to the companyof keep Watch." All things whatsoever I have commanded. 5. "The faithful - tbough he sought it carefully with that a minute, instead of being sixty lightnings have not as swift feet as our disciples." 1. Whatever is worth do- ,mesa a the churches, pastors, and tears." --Hebrews xii. 17. seconds lopg, Is made up of everlasting im-4 privileges when they axe gone, and let ing at all is worth doing with vigor. teachers is to teach nothing but what they have learned Let it be understood at th;��bvtAset ages. You see what.dignity and that the Protestant pulpit has no re- POrlamm this gives t the life of all am OpPortunity of salvation go by us am inch, the one hundredth pairt of an 2 A true vision of Jesuo will ' . impel Of Christ, but to teach all that they have learned of velition not to the Protestant our young folks. Why, in the light im,h, the thousandth part of an inch, anyone who sees it to ran with the Clirlst."-Edward Churton. Lo. lam given of this subject, life is nt-A something the millionth ps,rt of on inch, and no good news to others. This is the true with you. In spirit, in power, in in- Pew. The minister of Christ has no to be frittered away, -not something to to man can uvertake it. Fire winded ser- Gospel way, W� should not ramble fluence, by persomal* indwelling. Al - "The right to lord it over the consciences be smirked about, not something 1 be damced out, but something to be of men. When we.preach, we do not aphim cannot come up with it. The eterna-1 God Himself cannot catch 'it. or tag, or permit o; arselves in religious All the days. 6. Church wisatyos*live a day at a time, Matt. 6.34, weighed in the balances of eternity. %tter edicts, we Q,41y offer opinions. Oh, young man I the sin of last night, I stand before those who have a act ivity to be outrun by those -who and be shallbe present for each day's need." -Moulton. The end of the . Let the old mother"of harlots from the the sin of to -night, the sin of to -mor- &IOrious birthright. Esau's was not so rich as yours, Sell it once ,and you care only for the things of time and I woTId. The eonsamination of the Vatican issue the fiat that makes �the row will reach over ten thousand year's -aye. over the greait and un'""O sell it for ever. The world wants to Space. . ' 9. Jesus met them. Matthew relates ages. He will them come and mani- fest himself to all. 7. "Now Christ is People bow down into the dust; but in this land, and in this age, where King nternity. You may, after awhile, say: I am very sorry Now I have got buy it. Sa,tain wants to buy it. Listen for a, momemt to these brilliant offers, .1 OnLY One appearance out of seve shall be with him where he is."--Sohaff. . James's translation is in almost every to be thirty or forty years of age, I I and it is gOVA. I remeinuer the story of t,he,Aa,d on corded by the other evangelists. 3. The Lord ak�vays incets his messengers; When packed for ca.rriage it weighs 119 band and In almost every house, let and do wish had never committed those sins." What does that amount the Arctic some years ago--�- The lad in he joins th�-m or overtakes them. All -, � . every man understand that he has a to? God may pardon you: but undo right, equally with others, to inter- Stewart Holland. A vessel crashed to the Arctic in the time of i4 f I og, hail. Rejoice. The Greek salutation, HAVANA DISEASE RIDDEN those things you never will, you never Pret the IN' Ord of God for himself, ask- cap. anti it was found that the ship must doubtless made familiar to them all I ft"Mi - ing only Divine illumination. In this saine category of Irrevocable go down. Some of the passengers got off in the life-boa,ts, some got off on by its use among the apostolic bead. THE CONDITIONS ARE WORSE THAN As sometimes you gather th,e �vholo mistakes I put all parental neglect. r chil- rafts; but three hundred went to the . Held him by the feet. Clasped his feet. "Touch EVER BEFORE. family around, in the evening, to hear dren too I ate. By the time they get bottom. Daring %it those hours of calamity Stewart Holland stoodat the The words. me not," Spoken to Mary Magdalene a few min- � — same interesting book read, so to- to be ten or fifteen we wake up to � night we gather -a great Christian,� lour mistakes and try to eradicate this it is too signal gun, and it sounded across the sea, boom I boom I The helinsinam I or- utes befoore, appear to have meant rath- "Cling poorly Fed People Are Easy Victims -- Smallpox, Yellow Fever and the Deadly bad habit of the child; but family group -to study this text and I I ate. The parent who omits in the seek his place, the engineer was gone, er , noit to me; do not hamper Malarial Fever Spread Hapldly Among Them. . Low may one and the samee lamp cast first ten years of the child's life to its glow on 9,11 this of im- make an eternal impression for Christ, and some fainted, and some prayed, and some blasphemed, and the powd- my procedure." Worship him. The question arises'as to whether this was The rainy season in Cuba began more vast circle 1mortal souls. never makes it. The child will pro- er was gone, and they could no more let off the signal gun. The lad broke the worship that the human soul ad- . thantwo weeks ago, and it is probable bably go on withall tbe,disa'dvantages' I . You see from the first passage that which might have been avoided by par- in the magazine, and brought out more dresses to its God. Perhaps no ont that Havana is in amost unhealthy I I 'read, that there is a sin against the, ental faithfulne.ss. Now you see what powder, and again the gun boomed over the sea. Oh, my friends,. I be- can positively answer this question. The word does condition. An old resident of Havana, n4fW living at Key West, Florida, Bays: ]Holy Ghost for which a man is never i a mistake that father or mother makes who puts off to late in life adherence hold many of you in mortal peril. not always mean more than hoblage, such as bad been offered " Havana has malarial fever and it, I Pilrdoned. Once having commUted to Christ, Here is a man who, at fifty lie is bound hand ana foot for, the don- "� be Sickness will come down after awbite judgment will come upon you, even by People outside the circle of aPOS-7 smallpox the year roQ; but they are years of age, says to, you: must geons of despair, Sermons may be 1 a Christian;" and he yields his heart eternity will come upon YOU, ties. 11; was an attitudb of prostration not epidemic except in the rainy sea, Preached to hima, songs may be � sung to God and sits in the house of prayer to -night a Christian. None of as can Some, having taken the warning, have gone off in the life-boa,t, and they are which would be inexplicable in our stiffer life, but which would come 'son. Within a week after the rains be - gin the death rate shows a large in- to him, pruyers may be offer6d in his' doubt it. He goes home and he says- behalf; but all to no purpose. He is -Here, at fifty years of age, I have safe; but Others are not making any attempt to escape. So I stand at this naturally to every man born in the Ea,st. The question is reany how faT. crease, and the situation grows worse a captive for this -world and a captive given my heart to the Saviour. Now I signal gun of the Gospel, sounding the alarm, beware I beware I "Now is the the spiritual discernment of the dis- as the season advances. Only a few days � for the world that is to-comia. Do YOU must establish a family altar. What ? Where are your children now ? One in accepted time; now is the day of salva- CiPles was at this time enlightened. Doubtless they all had glimmerings of are enough to scatter disease far and Wide. It is no wonder the people be7 suppose thlat there is any one in (fiis Boston, another in Cincinnati, another . tion." The wrath to come] The wrath to come I Boom I Boom I Fly to the the truih. and yet =ong the quivering lieve the ral it . self contains deadly house to -night that has committed that In New Orleans. And YOU., my brother, sin ? All sins are against the Holy at your fiftieth year, going to estab- hope of the Gospel. Jesus waits. He and swirling events (A the death and resurrection of our Lord, "hen every wand Poison. For sevneral months the weather Ghost; but my text sp�&ks of one es- lish your 1=i�y, altar. Very well; stretches out His arms to all this au- ditory, and cries to -night with aten- hour brought its wonder, every has been unusually dry, and, follow- . better late tharg never; bat a ln�s I a last pecially. It is vetry ckar to my Own , that you did not do it ti�entY-f ive years derness I bave never heard before: "Come wonder a�ffected body, mind, and soul, one need hardly expect Lh-tt the wit- Ing Precedents, the rains should be heavier than is customary. imind .that the sin against the Holy &g.o. - -Ghost was the of the works in Chamouni, Rwitzer- unto me, all ye who are weary and heavy laden, ari& I will give you nesses occupied their time in answer� Ing theoloqit�al " When the war began there were nscrilmng When I iva.9 of the Spixit to the agency of the devil la,md4 .1 F�,I,w in the window of one of the rest,!' That is what you want, sinful, tempted, bruised, and dying soul I questions. Divinity was too near to them to make it possib,le 150,000 persons in Havana who had not in the timie of the apostles. indeed, shopsa picture that impressed my mind May the Lord hell) you to accept the for them to stand off like religious sufficient means of support;, for one the Bible distinctly tells us that. In I very much. It was a picture of an ac- mercy, and the solace, and the salva- Philosophers, and, after weighing the week. What must be their condition other words, if a mp.n bad sight given cident that oc,mm-red on the side of to him, or if, another wus raised from one of the Swiss mountains. A core- � tion of the Gospel I Hear it, that evidence, formally decide, "This is' di- viniti." That they so decided after_ now, after five weeks of the blo�ckade the dead, and -some one standing there PanY of travellers, with guides, went your soul way livel . ward is proved by the record of the As a rule Cubans are not provident, should say: "This man got his sight up some veryl, steerp places -places . ' Acts and by the Epistles. -hile.SpaniardG are not open handed. by satanic power, the Holy Spirit dioll which but few travellers attempted to not do this Beelzebub accomplished it;"' go up. They were, asall travellers are CONCERNING CLOCKS, 10. Do not afraid, (4) .The frequency with which Jesus and his messengers Hence the Spaxiards bad something -or " This caun raised from the dead I there, fastened 't oget her writh cords at — give this assnTance to frightened mor- when the war began, the Cubans noth. . fluence," the � the waist, so that if one slipped, the The first portable clock was made tals is very sugge�tive both of human Ing. Weeks before the blocka.de was esr man who said that dropped down au-! rope would hold him -the rope fastened in 1530. lvea�kness and of divine love, My bre- tablished a large cigar firm, began to oder the curse of the text, and had com- to the others. Passing along the most omitted the fatal sin against the Holy I dangerous pc4nt, one of the. guides stip- Originally clock wheels were three tbren, The whole body of disciples, not merely the, eleven. The urie of the feed its workmen in an immense kitcht. Ghost. NDw I do not think it possible Ped, and they all slipped down the pre- I feet in diameter, phrase, "my brethren," is ,In act Of en. The tobacco supply has run out, in this day to commit that sin. 11 think cipice; but after alkyhile; one more mus� Repeating clocks were invented by wonderful condescension and love to-- the factories were closed, and the it was, possilile only in apostolic times. cular than the rest struck his heels � . Barlow about 1676. ward those who bad forsaken him in workmen were soon almost starving. But it is a. very terrible thing ever Into the ice and stopped ; hut the rope to say anything against the RalyGhost broke and (town, hundreds and thou- � There was a,striking clock in West6 his hour of need. Go into Galilee. How often our Lord appeared in Galilee I do not believe the Spaniards refused and it is a marked fact tkat our ram sands of feet, the rest went. And so I minster Abbey in 1638. after his resurrection we do not know. to sell food to the Cubans, with the have been marvellously kept back from see whole families bound together by The invention of the escapement is"As to this subsequent ap'pleatabces in idea of starving .them. In a time like that profanity. You hear a menswear tiei of affection, and in many cases by the na.me of the Bternal God, and walking on slippery places of worldli_ s ai ol sin, The k,thQT k a( and arwribed to Gerbert in 1000 A.D. Jij lied to Toothed wheels ,wer,f, &N�) app Jerwalem Matthew is silent. . 11, When they were going. The women this the instinct of selfrpresprvation . Predominates. The man who lias money I- - by'-'tlk4�mamO""Zf�,,Jeou.az,,Chriot,,, bixt 4 4&S I 50wp,it - an swear by the name be mother leii t o-vvW U." an` t ' ou .- --y u, , . , lift acre 1. c -.6test . - 140 "i _ cl&ks by ' I ia� ,b,u't .b. ' - tholm ,way disc iplesweew,.Mb� t:,e ,� to, 4he , _ the soldiers going to the , will lllv� 16�ei tfi�ii tb '�' %0 has n i - , I e man w -of the Holy Ghost. There aile those in bound all together. Oh! there 1.4 suvh America practically supplies the ,passed city. '�Ihe watch. 'The guard. They had none. The latter will starve to death I I . � this house, who Lear tb.ey are guilty atbir.LgascQming to Christ soonepougb of the unpardonable sin. Have you such to save ourselves, but not soon enough whole world'witb clock4, nearly,every . . .. just recovered from their shock of ter- ror. The chief priests. The leading con- unless disease hastens the end. Hun, g.er soon puts a person in a condition anxiety? Then I have to tell you pos- to �kive 6bbers. Hbw maAoLy pti,rents I civilized country importing them. I . ' spirators against our Lord's life. All in which pestilence can readily seize itively that you have not committed wake up in the latter paxt of life to It is said that Richard Harris and the -thinga that wem. (lone. Tbe incid- him. that sin, because the very anxiety isl find out the mi-itake ! The. parent says; -I have l,een too lenient." or, "I have the younger Galileo constructed' the ents of the resurrevOon. ANDS. I a result of the movement of the grac- ions Spirit, and your anxiety is proof been too FRvere in the discipline of my first pendulum. . Pendulums are affected by variations 3.2. Assembled with the elders. Ap- parently -a �ession of the Sanhedrin, "Amongithe reco'neentra,dos smalli- pox has killed more than other diseases, positive, as certainly as anything that children. If I had the little onesaroand I me again, how different I would do I" of density of the air, as w6ll as by. formal or Informal, probably in secret. The people were unable to keep clean, can be demonstrated in mathema-fics, 1 ave ar6und ihat you have not committed the sin You will never h. them changing temperature. TIfe largest clock in the world is Had taken counsel. Had Niol a discus- sio Large n-toney. Sufficient money- unable to be vaccinated, even if will,- ing, and they died by tens of thousk. . that I have been speaking of. I can I again. The work is done, the bent to the character ic; given, the eternity is that in Westminster Abbey. It was thallt'. is, as much as the soldiers de- .1trids. In their debilitated endoition the look off upon this audience and feel that there is salvation for all. It is I decided. I f�,ay this to youing parents- Be t up on May 30, 1859. Previous to the setting up of a mamded. 13. Say ye. This does not mean, make disease operated rapidly. Smallpox not to be. dangerous in Cuba. not like when th.-y- upt. out with those' those who are twenty -five, or thirty , or thirty-five yearsof age. Hav e th� clock at Hampton Court, England, n i m formal report to this effect, but ,.ought One large manufacturer �oinduccd his life -boats from the Loeb Ea.rn for the family to,.ight. * 1540, me English clock went accurater spread this rumor. His disciples came three thousand employes to be vaceink- Ville du Havre. Thety know there was .altar In this category of irrevocaMe mis- I Y- by night. They surprised us. Stole him ated. and only one of ,them died from not room for all the passengers, but talkeii I place also the unkindness (lone Railroad clocks are usually providt away. Stole his ,body. This statement smallpox. Malarial fever is now felared they were going to do as well as they could. ]But toriiiight we man the life- to the departed. When I was a boy, , - w ML ith a compensating arrangement of the jar to which they axe exposed. carries a falsehood on its face; for bow could the soldiers know while�they were by the Cubans more tb3n the yellow fever is, Yellow fever attacks a perr bmt of the Gospel, and we cry out over my mother used to say to me some- - times; "De Witt, you will be sorry for The earliest complete clock of which asleep who stole the body, or that any- son only once, and the Cubans gener, the see: Room for all." Ob the t the that when I am gone." And I remem- an accurate record exists was made one stole it? Besides, disciples who had all have the disease in a mild form Y Lord Jesus Christ would this hour, ber just bow she looked, sit.t.ing there, bring you all oult of the flood of sin 'the in the tbirmenth century by a Sarai- cen mechanic. fled from Jesus living were not like- ly to dare Roinan authority and break during childhood and are thenceforth immuned; but malarial fever has an and plant you oin the deck of this glor- with cap and spectacles, and old Bible in her Imp; and she never said a ious old Gospel craft. Butw1ileThave . . The first stroke of the hour in a tlae, governor's sea] to steal his dead immuned; but malarial fever has no said I do not think it is possible for us truer thing t.ba,n that, for I have often begn sorry since. While we have our striking clock is,supposed to take p.lca,P at exactly the sixtieth second of the body. 14. Come to the governor's ears. antirtoxin, and a person fecovering from an attack may be seized again and to commit the particulart�sin spoken i of in tbO first text. I have by ree,son riends with us, we say unguarded ' things that wound the feelings of those sixtieth minute. Most of the Internal -part of watches Come to the bea.ring of the governor. The penalty for sleeping On guard was d ie. HOUSES NOT DISINFECTED. -of the second- text to call your atten- tion to the fa,et thalt there are -sins to whom we ought to give nothing but 'may and clocks, except the pinions and a(3'- tions, are usually made of brass, ber death, and the discoiplinB was rigorous, We wifll him. By the same " When a death from yellow fever oc- which, though they lie pardoned, kindness. Perhaps the parent, without axe in senile respects irrevocable, and inquiring into the matter, boxes the cause of its ductilitfat ordinary temi- persuade sort of persuasion that they wore now curs in Havana the victim is buried with the usual public funeral exercises, you can find no place for repentance, child's ears. The little One ,wbo has fallen in the street comes in covered p,ra.tures. The 'Westminster clock has been so using on the soldier.9--money. Secure you. Rid you of ca.re. and the house in which he died is occup though you'seek it onroftil ly with tears. Eaeu had a birthright gi with dust, and. as though the first dis- ven' him. In aster it. remarkably uniform that for years the error has only reached three second$ 15, Did m they ,were taught. Re- the story. Reported anion pied as before without disinfection% Smallpox victims, however, are hurried were not enough, she whips olden times it meant notonly tempor- After awbile the child is taken, or the but blessing. on 3 per cent. of the da.ys of the year. ported L; the Jews untbi this day. Until the wway to the graveyard and buried as soon as During some rainy al spiritual One day parent is taken, or the companion is F.9au took his birthright- and traded it The original intention in construct - ift clocks that would run eight (lays da when the Gospel was published, But 111. that the tnever bad possible. seasons I have known hundreds of takeln, and tilioFe who are left say: off for something to eat. Ob the fol- ,, ly I But let us not be too severe upon Oh. if we could only get Lack those without winding was to give the for'. no story currency among the Gentitles. It would not har- deaths per day to occur from contagt- ibus diseases, and with the present oon�- ave commit_ Unkind words; those unkind deeds. It e of no may fi, him, for som. n rll them; but you getful or abs brit., minded the day's grace beyond the week. monioe either with their prejudices or their knowledge of events. ditions the daily death list ,may ran 0-d the same folly. After he had made cannot get them back. You might bow the trade, be ,wanted to get It back. The first clock on the, stage that kept time in the Westminster Hall 16. Then. "Rat." Whilp the enemies bfore the middle of the summer. Just as thouggh you to-niorrow morn- down . over the grave of thlit lov- ed one, and cry, and cry, and cry. was scene in the second act of Gilbert and Sul�- of our Lord were teaching a tie; try - t4 dishelieve their own consciences " In Havana'provimce there are numt. Ing should take all your notes ,and The white lips wouldmake no answer. bonds, and Government securities, and 'livan's " folanthe," at the Bijou The- and the testimony of eye -witnesses his erbus bands of froin't-wenty to fifty insurgents each. They are no longer While with a firm hand you administ- . ebould go into a restaurant, and in a er Parental discipline, also admainister atre, In Boston, in 1883. disciples witYsimple, faith went to Galilee to, meet their ris6in Lord. The able to raid the suburbs as before, the fit of recklessness and hunger threw it very gently, lest some day there be all those securities on the counter and I eleven disciples. All but Judas, who had defences having been strengthed, but they,do hang abqtlt to cut off strag, ask for a plate of food, .makiiag thaf B, little slab in Greenwood, and on it e Willie," in "Our Cbar- LATIN VS. SHAVING. betrayed him and killed him%lf. Into Galilee. Where all of our J,ord'B priv- glers. A small body of Spanish sol - exchange. Thi -9 was the. one that Esau sli,elilled: ti2ur ,ib ima4e, , na ou you bow down prone 06 sold his birthright for & gambil Sir John Sinclair once asked Cochrane Johnstone whether be meant to have ate life and r. large share of hisVublic diers -who should wander away from the town wpuld be pretty sure to be mesa of pottage, and he was very sorry to the grave., seek a place, of re- R pentance, and seek it caftfully with " a soon� of Ms. then a little boy, taught life had been passed. Tbere most of his miracles were wrought a-nd most of chopped to pieces b Cuban matches. Y With fleet about afterwards; but he found no plabc for repentance, though be tears, you cannot find it, Latin. No, said Mr. i7ohnstone; but I mea,n to do something a great deal bA&- his recorded teachings given. A moun- "'&%e the in front and the Cu-, ban guerillas behind, Havene is pracs- soj��ht it enrefully 'with tears," There is anottler sin that , ter 'for him. What is that? asked Sir 4ain,t, Rovised men"' t,i n,,. Vers'on, which w6ald seem to indicate a tically besieged, and the same may be e may be sarry about It all our the cilam of Irrevocable mishikes, and days. Can we ever get the di I Ii tba,t is lost opportunities 'of " "' John. Why, said the other, teach him to shave with cold water, and without in ountain well known; and it is a r6a- it said of the Other towns." ortho advantage thatwe good . I ,ever come to s, S=g would ave I Y 71 a glass. eanable conjecture that was the Place �- already made isaered by - I - bad had we attended to those duties , night but I can see luring that week in early life? A man wakes up at itha-tr I have inissed'Mpportuni ties of - UNRECOGNIZED GENIUS. the preaching of the sermon on the A CONDITION EXPLAINED. farty years of age nad finds that his 'getting good.. I never come to MY has been I birthday but I that I have I thought that you told. me, Bigly, Mount. Wheire Jesus had appointed them, RVben the appointment was Yes, said the man who is generally to be found with his feet on a desk, youth wasted, and he strives ca,li see tok get back his 6&r1,s% advantages. Does i wasted many chances of getting bet- tbli't you wrote a great deal for the I mado we do not know. Some of the disciples were probably already In Gali- there's no doubt about it; collections are terribly hard. � he get them back? the days of boy- ter. I never go home on Sabbath f rom hood, the days In Poll-gle. the days un- the discussion of a religious theme, piqga2ines 96 1 do. I lee, John 21. 1-28. 1 Do YOU spimk from personal experil. lyitho t fee!ip lie ftr his father's roof? "Oh I" h says: U g that I ibight have do I But I never see anything published 17. Thisy dam him. Firom Paul we ence I Inquired the frienot. � . . If.1could only get I h x4e ti ml I in m cssful way. How is I & ain, how I would improve them I,, it with you ip Take it certain number of Uy i of yours I I have ii4blaig to do with that. I furnish, th-4 stuff. levri that a large body .of disciples were. present with the eleven, I 06r. 15, 0. This the first athering Certainly, I haven't been able to eol�- leot a dollar it three -weeka. Ha,Ve you triedt brother, you will IIA�er got them bushels of whe(A amit wattor them ov- just . wah great 'bf the believers in Jesus. TICY wor- Not I know 'It was of no Use. That back. They ate gone. gone. You knay tr & cerWhu number of acres of land, be very sorry about it, and God may you expect P, harvest im proportion to - - - I FAMILY PRIDE. shiped him. Again we have sivord in. ia-er-well, to tell� he truth, I have� h1t been feeling like , , 4�01ve, tq IP 006unt of wal.,ore', : 'okit you mat at last. mch t, c I And I , .. " 4, *� -4 1 ,� h612 �� To-alghl, I V, � .% Al I �, 1� - � -111, I , 'in: The O' ea A6,ye it great SaiA Pholl to�W 0 which We, lAilat XeAA AS Much of booia& AAA We belfeve, the ,aib6iplea to moo 01 work )Mel- lYo &lid Wben I 66balb to think of H; f� et get"Ove' vo,_Oy N'e;"t. v i h , bV,, you. wi r ave be shea, n or a, 4� sortne of the nib;hap! that have come to , , . od spiritual harvest covVespond- � family. Sure, uvh was raised to the have cherished in their hearts, It jig thbft Isn't oily Ont who. owes me a d'5110- 6oul on a roult of your neglect 0 with he advantages given t How ��01.1.r, I throne of ould Oirelo,nd. And what's Pat, used for prostrationa of deference, but. includes deepest � . has it bo' rly duty. You may tty to undo on with yoir? You may wake th'at th tht a V said f6r, the P it till the spiritual - . , . b on cannot undto it. Viet, you ,: reaolutlonA for the future, but past op- It I ad y A boy's, arms, and bad IL 116y'a i PO-rtumities ,&I.() go -no. Whil honor of hiol" a amily. en Twas O'Ryan tb6y raised to the hiv a and made a yearnings, huMiliations, and aspira - Una. Some doubted. Doubted whether DEMAO VOIL MANITOBA LANDS, � eyom I and a b( d hoatt, you oughf'-to kcaSts the rup imay be possed to us, an 'on of blin. And there he is wistillati I to, this d&y I or not it waa the risen �Lora. His f0rW seems toi b"'O UAdOrKeno an Active, debihAd for, farm land �%,s hAV46 atfinno � tothoqe things. A man we om&y reject It, and yet a.ft6i'awhile "I take . un(109- oribed, chan& aftov the reaurreottep, throughout M"Itoba, atid the torritor- sa dowish it, the 6u bearers te, this fea8t, r �Yt4Ukt I ta of ,Iqdol. 'o I get over the,q() bftbi ,rut one ebapee at the (� fifty years of rige hevor give Ua TRAqEDIVS Op VAIgNI)SnIp. althoogh it was not �dt Litivesteil with led Is y6fltet6d It the C.P.R, sales (11ir. Cbdc." 'When did..you gtt thoni � At 011010e, 6IM4 refe0ting th&C Nve shall 1". . f itad twenty or twPTlty4ivA yee,tA (if age. no Place for repebtance, tlimigh. . Alice, Why - h0`6 Y4u- Stopped speak' ivg to A110 - glory. "What Obudog, L§ shown himvelal'y in' this T000fd bf doubt,- 9bd bo,& It ex� itig. the month of T&jy. Tho eOM pp&Y . disposed of 4300 k0resi all to Ottlill , ' fooripArs. A VW cannot shake f hotft 6M They we seek It eil,relully with te6fso."' � will litkilp to You to the voo (1&y of, There Js ogib ibjor�6 class of ning that, . . W,061t" Wheli I asked Mr 11 MY bk* waii tt.r&Igb4 she 'said nothing dboitt plodee theotl& which maunit dat the dleblplM gll* What they wlihad to seel" I& tVO naJobor of M oplis ate � . tttitig l4kil twig Aq, baid dol4gatlotift firloM VIAW- &AW$ ywt. dn't h. It a yod"# pla'A" thfougi, , Itfi this eat,6#6fy of lirovomble 6, l�6lig 0UM Of 6vil 06hdtl6tt ttlldef�l wl�Ze.� a, and that, I's lost opportuill- iby badk half beh,W inamsed. 6Ver My , Wultml. I& *I ed&�6. CI&M.0 nbftrp��r to them. 416 drd- AhMetblak I Thrieoi thmtwl thtft hop&&I IMMJ. tio hAltim his phybialheal[th, 4Ad tb6n 0- 4 oil uoef0wm. IUV6 g-AvAm 0. . left "r. I . . The Whole 004010Y Of bolltma who 0 . (10 grMitt AIT1*6 � IA44 ItUe lhfttbi� I . % . . 11� I I . I I " � I . I . I � . I � 1. . I I . . - . I I . I . . * . I I � . I . . . . � � I . I � I .1 � I I I I I I I . . . . I . I I I I . I .." . I I I I . . . . � I � I � I I I I I I � . I I I I . I � I * I � . .1 � I , I I ! I I . I � . 1. I'� I , I I I � I t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I I I . 1, I I I . I . 4 � '.6 I I .1 , I I I 11 .... I I "I'll, I "I'll, I . I � L11 , 1-1 � .,. 11 � , I , .tl—ft %&, 4 L � � . I , �'. . k 1. ... ,V�&. LAL- - __ - �,-� ., _ A � I - �— - �,.,,�,J -- - , I I , �I I "'..", - I h % ,�� - " � � - . .. . - 1. — ---:.a -- --- - —Aak-L L -'� � —I— � . i I I I I I . -, I I .. .. . � � C - . - - , - .1i I Z , ; L � ; � I; � I � I I � 1 � , I ' � ' ' I ; , . I I L 11 I I - . .. r. ��' � . I I I I I . -1.1, , I - 11 . I I . I . � . 11. I � . . . . . . . . � - "I 1: : 11 I II � I -1 1. � '� I . I I I .1. " , ;,:;, 11 I 1 1 , I , 1: � 494to the VA-om,Quo 168P *htcb 10 pAuRf., i � I � 11 1� 1, I 1. . ... , � . I ., I -r ,,, I I . "INTS FOR a4 vopr,y Ywvix this sooro Alo;iv, W4 , , h4toa botter �. � , "I . me , T -"E PAR - � R. a ,,X.it wouia A ero wro ov !A Ilverptoolc managewot out 0 doorp, � I � ", . - Not A little Of' t* 041c0efill Whiclill he'll -! I 1. � io4ed the Taitibig, and feeding of 04e - . , I � 11 I TRZATMKT OF F � RUIT GARDEN. I � Is due ta the, Influlto 00��r oMtch-osttll of fleabol which Is taken to mvep.t loss I , I '� ,� small frulbs axe very , 4 Productive, . . Qwinito the miserable conditions wbiollit . I 1� ; 'Writes M. $. Perkins. It Is ,Burp.rIAIpjK so fre4uent1j,'Piertain during the Pao. . . , 11 I � bow heavily blaelrb.0 eo an4 raspbqlr- . ,)rri , turAge. "4130:11. The ,viotto of every feeder who desires to turn a good pro, � 0.7 ries 'Will appe4r. Avoid crowding. The fit yearlyt must be to'keep all the I , I I tendency of tbeaO plahts Is to Multir , Jle food has clad the stock , . gh with which 11 I" ply ;enormously. Consequently *here of the farm; and, above everything, 1� One Cape should stand there are Often , always keep the animals growing. Bvt- I ery pound of flesh lost during cold 1" " �, ,I, two to 64 or even more. Do pob Aeg)" I weather goes to. the debit aide of the , I lect proper thinning and trimming with casbl0i�ook, alid evkery pound saved I# , i all the email fruits. While it is well so much gained." , � known, that very few novelties Bur- I I � � I Pass older varieties, all th,ings taken SCIENTIFIC ITEMS. into account, yet I like to make a few I I experiments each season with some OX ...." Informallon as to What Is Going on in the the more pTomising of the newer sorts World of science. - of fruits, Do not invest very largely The heat of comets is said to be 2,000 nor is it Pradent*,to buy more than times greater than red-hot iron. . a few plants at first. Evory fruit growt- A newly -discovered spot in the �� er is always on the lookout for some- visible now, is 80,000 miles in diameter. ----_m . thing better, so be should not: be above According to a German authority, the taking some pains to fully inform him- buman brain is composed of 300,000,000 self. I a4m. trying some of the fiewer nerve -cells. Plums, such as Wi-ekson, Red June, Hale; the Red C`ross currant and Low - According to Professor Galten, afew don raspberry. I want to find out persons see mentally in print every whether these are actually profitable word their Leax uttered. market fruits for my purpose. Each Birds cannot open the foot when the , man must inake tests for himself. He leg is beat; tha,t is the reason they do cannot depend. Upon others conversi- ant with different soils, loc;tion, conr not fail off their perches. If you watel) a hen walking, will notice that it dition and markets, to decide suchquesr tions for him. The matter is strictly you closes I to toes, as it raises the foot, and . personal and individual. opens them as it toouches the ground. For a good, general, well�proven fer- The cinematograph is: to be employ- tilizer'for all kifids of fruits, i the oldr,fastdoned mixture of f gIve' Us lour of ed in the teaching of astronomy. Flam- bone and Unleached wood ashes, This marion is now obtaining a series of makes a perfect fertilizer, furnishi 9 '. n photographs bf the sky, by which he nitrogen, potash and phosphoric acid. proposes to show the movement of tho . It produces fruit rather than excessive moon and stars across the sky between � , � growth Of wood and foliage, and what dusk and dawn. � I :�� is more, gives fruits of highest quality One of the newest things in the buil& t'� � and most palatable. I get good color and good"flavour from' this fertilizer. img line is the aluminium but. A Pen� 1, ! The Proportions mixy be varied to suit nsylvania firm is said to be making . different needs. I would recommend this article for the Klondike miners. � two tons of wood ashes and one-half ton When packed for ca.rriage it weighs 119 e, the mixture to lb. It is cowpOsed of four sides and -, � . be applied broadcast and thoroughly a roof of thin sheets of aluminium, and . harrowed or cultivated into the soil. when put up the house contains 190 I � It is a great mistake in manuring trees cubic feet. . ' to apply around the trunks. Cover the entire surface so as to find feeding Zinc wall paper is the latest odd- . 11 I roots. . ity. The zinc is attached to the wall . . I I by a cement ' invented for, the purpose, I . ! THE REAL FARM. and is mAde to imitate marble. The sur- . . The Teal farm combines home and fa,ce is enamelled so ais to render it . . - . . - - business and is as independent as permanent or washable, It is claiin- e4d for this rww departure in decor - Possible of all other interests. It is ative material, that, while it is as per- I a factory wh,ere most of the necessar- manent as tiles or maxble. it is mu�ca I ies of comfortable living are produe- thea.pier, and can be as easily put on eol and the minimum amount of supp. as ordinary wall -paper. Plies is purchased. Specialism is the An improved diving-1*11 of great oap- . bane of. the farmer, for it is a mistake acity, moving along the Bea -bottom by I . for him to bay anything he can pro- means of screws moved try electricity, 11 duce himself. Many of the unsatisfac�- is on expibition'in Paris. It can be tory results of imodern agriculture worked at very great depths, and holds come from buying too much from the . aIr ,nough lo supply the crew for for- . 11 store. With $1.50 wheat, 50c. corn and ty-�eight hours without �renewal. It is lighted by electricity, which also fur- . 25C. wool, conditions were different, nishes motive -power for anY tools that I ,but even then the principle w5is the may be used. On tipping over the cases I same. Now wLth beef, pork, mutton, of ballast, the bell rises to the surface I e t ans and grains itself. . at distressingly low prices, the neces� An -ingenious devioe has been invent- - sity is brought directly home. ed to increase the power of locomotives. Better cultivation, a restricted acref- It consists of powe-rful magnets attach- , .1 age, more attention at home, to.the to the framework of the engine, so I construction of labor saving devices, —in fact, less of profitless crops and ,ed that when the current is turnefl. on i . -- I more to eat and ,wear of home-produe- ; they attract the sb6el rails. This has the 4., - I , ed material will mark an era of im- J same effect that placing' a weight of 'Ib. -A , provement with the farmer. To me it 2,000 lb., or 3,000 over each drive� I is a sad camonentary on farm life to wheel would have. Experienced railway � I f ind a man with good land and a large men Bay that the increased adhesion of 4 herd of cattle ,depending on others for! the wbeels to the track will enable a I neaxly all h� eats 4pol wears. The same'locomotive to draw from three to five .J �. I conditions exist wi'fb the fruit grow� loaded cars more than. 12 now possible. �. or, the cotton planter, and the grain For some years inventors have been .� specialist. If is wrong economically trying to devise a gun which sb,,)uld be '�;` and has been a prominent factor in rep ducing independent country people to practically silent, and which when fir- � . �, a condition little better than those who ed would also give no indication ot-As , 117c in towme. � , -n- -v, � , �, -It —.000.� ,-position. Powderq_mQre-�,,or less-sm,oke- . I-. _,_-;, To qui farming and 90 to live in 1 less have been introduced, but it Blay "I cities is no cure. lt.may be jumping be doubted whether it is possible to I . I 1 4 from the frying pan into the fire. Bet� contrive a gan both flashless and noi�se .11 ter go back to first Principles and make I less. Colonel Humbert hopes to 4o.this '. "I � the faTm so far as possible produce all by a device for (-losing the tremity - �, the necessities and comforts of life. In this we can well pattern after our Geil- of the gun as soon a's the projpe,lctile has its that be . man neighbors, and also remember that made exit,- so there shall no flash and that the aii shall be pre- � " it was upon this principle that the vent�d from abruptly entering the ,�"ij� great prosperity of the Mormons,'was piece—'such entrance being one of the . , . A' lI'l founded. Hold no more land than can be handled causes of ,detonation. . .� properly and thoroughly , . 15 cultivated. The Holland suumarine boat, an Am- . I I , . . orican invention, is probably the best ?1' HOW TO SAVE YOUR CHERRIES. of hex kind yet made. Recent trials , i � at New York Horbour show that .she "i Persons having a few trees of cherr can dive below the surface like a duck, , I , ries they would like to get thorough- and comae Up again where she is not . L ! 'I ay ripe, and prAwent the .birds from expected. She is shaped like aWhite- ., getting all of them, can do so by banp- . hea.d torpedo, -and is 55 ft. long by 10 � ,� ing a bell in each tree --a cow bell, 1-4 ft, & her widest. She goes 16 knots 6n the surface, arid� 10 knots below it. , � I I sheep bell or any old school bell; any Her dAsplacement is 75 tons. A gas ''! i of them will,do, and they are gener- engine is used to propel her when at �. !.t. - 1, ally lying around farm houses. Then the surfade, and an electric motor with tie long pieces of binder twine to the azetimulator when beneath it. Com- � handle of each bell, and bring the oth, ' pressed aIr is supplied to the crew from reservoirs on board. She is caus- �11-i er ends all together in the directi "on of the house, and tie IIJI to one strand ed to dive by altering the pitch of the 'h��rizontal diving rudders. She is kept I., � ng it all the a:t the required depth by automatic :� � I , bells will ring. Have this line long enj- ough to tie the other end to a nail mecliamism s7imilar to that of the self- , I `�, near the kitchen door or ,some convent- moving torpedo. , — .. I ient place where it cam be given frel- . , I quent pulls. When you ring the bells the birds will leave in short order. . GRAINS OF GOLD. 1 ?;11;, I Of course they will return, but you Wbat we are la much more to us than . I , �L must give them another ring, and keep what we do.—George Herbert. .� it up frequently till the cherries are ripe, beginning when the birds begin Be a whole man at everything; whole , �i , �4�,;, ,� on the cherries. We have succeeded man at study, In work, in play. -'-Joseph I I ��, I numerous times this way, even when Gurnl3y. I . ": the trees are more than twenty rods I have always been a quarter of an ", from the house, Try this plan ; do not shoot friends, the. birds. hour before my time and it bali made �1 . I your good a man of me.—Nelson. 1.11 I — . Itl Lg as e(asy �o call back a stone I I :,� , �1-xi, I I HORSES' FEET. thrown from the hand as to call 1,ack . �. � 1", , . .the word that is spoken, I .11111 The London Live,Stock Journal re- Econolpy is half tite battle of life; , . � , 't, " ,, � marks that a large, broad foot, aP- it I, net so bard to earn money as to. . I . ; preaching to roundness, is no Indies, spend it well.—Spurgeon. tion.of strength and durability of the A closed heaven represents (he black- I i �, hoof—rather a sign of weakness, as est misery that humanity is capable of' tending to become flat�solcd. When suffering.—Rev. W. S. Cassmore. . ��Xxl` ��, seen in a horse used for riding or driv- - It is the vain endeavor to make our- ing, it may be taken, as a rule, to be selves what we are not that has strewn M sign of coominon or coarse blood in history with so many broken purposex one of his i3caT aneestors, and that and lives left in the rougb.—I,Oweil. I I � �J he himself has probably inberitedtbeir sluggish temperAment, as well as foot Beware of stumbling over a propen- . . I conformation. The wall of the hoof sity.which easily besets you from not I 'J should not bnIge out too much at the side. It should be of a graduated oval having year time fully employed. Do . in-stantly whatever is to be (lone find. � shape. and not round. There is a Pop- take the hours of reaction after busi- 9 "N' 0 nion that while dark hoots 'are ness, never before it.—Six, Walter Scott. �., in, iiiep�' to bio, brittle, -,white hoofs are The law of nature Is That a certain 1. � Inclined to be soft. High ituthoritlos bellAve the Opinion has no foundation quantity of work is necessary to pro- ' '', in fact. What has 'the presence of pl4e. dace a certain quantity of good of any 1i I :1 nullit or absetce of it in the hairs kind whateiler,, It you, want. know-,- . ,� Whit sirribilfid the (toropet, to do with the 1-1t Tabillty the horn, ledge, youl tnuqt toil for it; if forij, `6V - must toil for it; and if , . .1 of mr4ioh ot , It iA a Perhaps you pleas)obrf- toil for jt.—Riaskiti. , , � continuation? the horso you must � with tbe boab4brmed and soundft-st foot It a man has no regard for time of e of 6,11 in,odkil breeds is the thorough- bred Tlackn6y, other inert why sboxild be have i Their money? What In the difference 1� 0WA".0 between taking a man's bony and tak- � 8,f1F,T,TP,1t FOR CATTT,P,. ing his $5. There are many man t(y . � The Updon,114,rtcot thitks that ,,in , A whom each hour of the bil-4illeqs da.v 1, �� gligInbd foW Nab*ts of equal Iinlpor0- worth more. than 05-Hortico 017COUT- � I I 4hdo t4a tb'o faftor hjV6 'bftUVIe4' 10,199 — —... -------. A LONG TIME, aftiblivion fh�qn W6 provision of pr6or '1� t1wheir jaflivo"t6ok It the Holds. Th6 �Vbett did the 11ev. Mt. R06byllePIC' . . o.*ets�g* 14igli4h ftimot 1haor vi, great , I 'd6UId tako ordmra� � Ott in 1A rm &L%, '110 was lbafri, 0701 I i Aftl W 104*1i,' It lik b4b AMA%- . I I . 4 . I I I . I . . I 4jil, -hole been taking thbul ever bill W' I . , \ . I I I . � , 1� , I � .1 , I ), . . 11 I � I I I I 11 � I I I . I I � I ��, I I 11 A , . I I I ......... "I'll, lijt -. -, , I . I � .. AL-��.t+;��,i6L, , I ,& la— � � 1J