The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-23, Page 7mei„,w"^ ri ,^^ •
PRODUCTION OE CEEAN CEOVER SEED
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Ottawa, July 2, l90:i.
The investigation into the con 11 -
Ilona of the sw•d trade condi-Jahn
by the 1101011 1tpal Lineal of 1;;-'
ricullurc during trio lntn1 two
year hag el arty xhutvn that (trse
le rant 1•00111 lot int)rrovrtm•ut. The
Outcome hos been lite inu•oduetion
Ingo Parlhlmeut by the Mtut,lia. of
Agriculture of a bill to Improve the
Con011iolN that have barn shown to
exist. Tho bill is intended to pro-
hibit the sale of any cummoreial
Seeds width may contain sancta of
Intel+ wrath( as wild nmatard, pennY-
cr, t', ox- yo lit y. p'reunial sots
ttiittt, rag weed, hinowend and sec.
(rel 01Jol ; and to provide for the;
grading of fill seeds sold uta either
'Grail,, No. 1.," tirade No. Ii." "(trade
No. IIL", or " B1 reiminge." The re-
qulrenlentn of caclt grnile are sport -
Oast, the baste of grading being the
per cant. of
Pure Living Seed,
and in the cane of the ]nigher grades
the freedom from sp.eni 11 weed'
scads in addition to those above twn-
tfui u1. 'air grading 114 10 be dant,
by the 'mailman thentsclves, Mit sam-
ples( may be sent for analysis to
the 11lpoi1urnt of Agl•icuitare at
Ottawa.
The 11111 Inas arottoat great Interest
among tllp seetismen, as should 11 be-
1'o111e law, much greater care will be
required Ip grading than lo at pres-
ent the case. A deputation of prom-
inent Canadian taeelsmen waited
upon the Minister of Agrk'uiturl. 4t
week or two ago to protest against
the pngsing of the bill its drafted,
clatuling that some of the clauses
were Impracttnobto, and that If en-
forced It would 01111141' undue restric-
tion and potslbly snap:nal:A of trade.
They Claim that 11 is impassible to
obtain In sufficient quantity seed of
the higher grades, owing to the pre-
valence of weed Seeds. litany of these
It is impracticable to clan out, on
account of their similarity in also
and weight to the clover seeds, Much
of the seed received front the produc-
ers le vile with weed seeds, and al-
though It may be greatly improctxl
by cleaning cannot by any- means he
made perfect.
Improvement This Year.
The demand this year has been
mucin greater than in any firer)-
ous year for trio best recleaned
seed, due largely to the prcach'ing
of the Gospel of good seed by the
Agricnlhirn1 Dean rtnient 1n fact,
It was stated by ono M the leading
(methanol) that as far as demand
for good eood was concerned there
had been more improvement In tho
last two years than in the pre -
alone twenty. Unfortunately, the
quality of the seed received from
the producers hes not improved.
Should thw proposal bill come into
force, no Is almost sure to be the
tate sooner or later, they are de
torminel to differentiate greatly
In price 111 favor of clean samples
wlieu making tri it 1011011nes from
the growers. To a cartnin extent
this is done 4t resent, but a spa-
cial premium 18 to bo put on ]ugh
grades.
This is as It should bo, because
there Is no excuse for the produc-
tion of clover (:rd 10111 with vvee(1
seeds. The weeds most eminnu)n hr
red clover f1elde are: Canada this-
tle, curled dock, ragweed and white
.cookie; while wild mustard, uxeyo
daisy, sow thistle and eavern1 01h -
ere aro fount] less frequently. In
PAINFUL PERIODS
nlsike 11r his, raise 11110, ttHite rut kW,
sheep sorrel, 10111:1 Hoek, mnvtrrrd
and Iambs' (111,11 1s are frI It il:ly
found. Ail of thrice weels ma,v br
readily sten trhilc griming, :til
Before the Seed Mamie
is the proper time to remove thew.
They may be either spudded or
pulled, and removal from the field.
This system iN practised by some
of our 011ean(Nfld growers of clos-
er seed, and when oiler g101,11 11 trial
IN found to be not only prnettri i (*,
but also thorough, fairly rapid,
and very profitable.
It may be claimed that to do lila
where weals are plentiful to nut of
trio question ; that it would take a
groat deal o4 time, and the trampling
would injure the crop. A field in
which trio weed( are loo plentiful
to be handled in this way, Nhouid
not, Under any consideration, he dr -
voted to the production of clover for
send. It is absolutely folly to grow
sed, which Is ton or fifteen per
cont. weed seeds, lam thero is no surer
way of widely dinscminating wants
than to have the slops( 11110ed With
otherwise good grader,. of salt com-
mercial spode, 811011 as those of the
gramma( and ejover. To
Sell Seeds Adulterated
with ten per rent. of Nand would
bo regarded by litany' people tis crim-
inal, but how mucin more criminal
should it be regarded to aril seed
containing ten per cent. of noxious
weed seeds? Ill former clime, the
only Injury la an increase in price;
in Ute latter, the enhanced price of
the good geed IN a 8111a1 matter com-
pared with tlte injury dono by the in-
troduction of new wird prat a.
It iN iurp0ssiblo to effectively en-
force Iegihhttion to prevent the
growth of impure geed. We must
teach the producers to sac tine folly
of growing anything but the best.
Seedsn:cn find it neeessory to make
dlftereuees in prier 111 order to pro-
tect themselves, and there Is no doubt
that the htareniod price for gold
Said will more than repay the extra
trouble involved to Sts production. It
is therefore to every farmer's; inter-
est to grow only the hdghrnt qual-
ity, not only hocauue It iN a slams
injustice to neighbor fltrup rti to
the t •(sl o to i
continuo l e l I li t u u ward
ids, but also bemuse lie is sure
to 110 amply rewarded for any- in-
creased trouble. -. A. Clemons, Pub-
lication Clerk.
91I day SckiooL
INTN:RNATIONAL LESSON NO. It'
JULY .10, 1903.
Saul Rejected as King, -1 Sam. 15:1123.
Con',tuentarr.--(Jounreling LInau.
After Ntlmurl had manic hid farewell
ad41r1s1 to tho 1) 01iie at I;figa1
Saul inhale stemmed the work of
king o4 darnel. 111n reign berms to
bust been on; of almust coastal
Warfare. l'luipt rs 1:i-155 of 1 Sam-
uel 00(1(1in a detailed record of
(area anent errors of the first king
of 1ta11101; Ilia di(Obedience ill fol -
tug 10 wait fit titlgnl for the com-
ing of Samuel to 0:f.•r Imam oil -
lugu. Lia rash aha fuo.i,h tow,uhi 14
Ire was una11lo to fulfil, but lvhirh
brought great sufferbig to tint
people, sed well nigh cost the life
of Jonathan, his son. :J. Ilia failuee
to ox•rntt life divine judgment on
1 .111 ti^ktt••it, its Jehovah commanded,
the details of which aro given In
Id. la ft( tmin th chapter.
beet ruction of the Amalrk!tes. How
cur, tris rlghtiovsdess of (Sod in ex-
t•rn•'umling rho .lmalekitea be vin-
dicated? Ploaso note rho following
pulite: 1. (10:1 Is lite author of tiro
:11141 detail. 1hr gave life and HN tend
11.0 opinion, 11, only) has the right
to deprive Inman twinge of tiff. 2.
The Aautlekites were destroyed be-
cause of their extensive, willful, ha-
bltnnl awl lncin•nklr widudhnese.
They were 41 limes risco of tneon-
aula; lila n:'araudero, who haruutd,
pilingti
and nasnnered the lsrail-
liee in it most terrible manner. :3.
((nd 1'.n.d pronounead a nurse upon
than. 100 Years before Oita time (Ex.
. xtbi., S-1 GI, and Ha had apar1d their!
:all those ytare in mercy, that they
migla repvtt 1 but they had shown
by their Icing course of wickrdtlrs9
that they would not clung,' thole
conduct. 4. Their cup of in!q ally wan
Tall. 5. God's 1s ople could not
prosper white these wild b0rdos
w -ern devastating their bordora• 6.
Trim Isrnrlites mast bn mo0e11 from
becoming lutceted with the sins of
lits
whited nation. 7. It was nerese-
sary ns n warning to the nations
nt tin earth. S. "'The kingdom, of
God could not round according to
t,ol's prondme, tinlese they were eith-
er peaceful or tt troy/ed." 9. God`s
treatment Ig imuatrtinh For like eine
the Jews were sold that they wo'dt
he dr'ttroyed-and so they were In
the deatt•netion of Jerusalem -and
for Ilile elan the nations that now
exist will also b. destroyed. 10.
Tho Imistrpnts of rod are nressary
In order to the n--nintennnne of Alis
sox -command 11. If the dostrnction
ho fust It n;ntttrs bit little tviietltot'
they err d:atroyi'd by enrlhnuat:e
er pestilence. or by the arit'104 of
Isn;nwl. In all national iamb:ma nta'
the limo -silt roost stiffer with ':he
malty. 12. fa(bild'unlo who rep'nt-
, ed would hr accepted by God. No
; one seal he lost.
I. Pam's art of disobedience (0s. 10-
114). The command was; to utterly
j destroy the Amal^kites and their
I poseesslons ; ],lit ihr (treat wealth
f w1(101 they DOSsessel wag a strong
temptntlon to Saul ani hie army,
• nett the command no doubt appears
inrensnnahi'•. to them. Then it win
that they yielded to the temptation
to appropriate to themtelres .the
are overcome by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound.
I,
Miss Menard cured after doc-
tors failed to help her.
"Lydia L. I'inkhani's Vere -
table Compound cured lee after
doctors had failed, and I want
other girls to know about it. Dur-
ing menstruation 1 suffered most
intense pain low in the abdomen
and in my limbs. At other tithes I
had a heasy, depressed feeling
which made my work stem twice
as bard, and I grew pale and thin.
',The medicine the doctor gave me
;did not do me one bit of good, and
was thoroughly discouraged. The
/doctor wanted Inc to stop work, but
,of course, I could not, do that. I
;finally began to take Lydia E.
Plnkliain's Vegetable Compound
'And felt better after taking the first
;bottle, and after taking six bottles
was entirely cured, and ala now
cin rfect health, and I am so grate-
' forst"-Miss Grotto FEMtSARI,
,d67 E.152nd St.., New York City. -
t,/p00 forfeit if Mend of above letter prv1leo
•aaliwneet cannot beprodaeea.
Lydia E. P(nkbam's Vegetable
mpound enres female 1118 when
other means have failed.
SPECIALLY GROWN FOR
JAPAN TEA DRINKERS
4!
LA
Ceylon t1l:Eh A 'I'r.l. int !'Heel. Hrlatn' madheir. w , (1 Is s d.l only lit
sealed hail parbi tn, the saver as the tte!I-knots 11 "SIMMS' Idiot teas. _',e
and 11),c per pound. (`
riches of their coags -ret rue, and
Willi $11111'd consent the people
brought home the 11r1t of the flocks
nod herds nlivr for their iartns, de-
stroying only Ow poor Hud worth-
less. This revealed their coveton1-
111s8 111111 their disposition to satisfy
themselves rather than obey Gal's
plain command,
lit, 4. Samosa stone -The Lord in-
formed Samuel of 8a.u1'8 dti0I) dietce,
and tin Matti 14111(4 grieved and spent
the whole night crying to God. His
groat WDU1 wain stirred to its pro -
fnundest delalhN, 1. He was damp -
p0 Cited In Val. 1. Ile saw the evil
affect amt's act would have on the
morals of the people. h. Ile saw that
this rejection of Saul would result In
great eulamRy to aha new govern-
ment and to the prosperity of the
country. He prayed, no doubt, that
the hIng might be forgiven and the
threatened calamity averted,
II. Sint s vain excuses (vs. 15-211.
15. Saul mid -After diglluctly ntnt-
!ng (hitt Ire performed the command-
ment of the Lord ho now 11(0ceia111
to stake three 001-3100s for not h1o1'-
n pert)rma( 111 1. 'File people were
to blame. 2. Only the best had hien
smarm!. a. They disobeyed for the
Lord's take, The people spared -This
was n shameful. exense for a strong
King like Saul.
11315. Slay -Stop these shallow
and false. pretene114. Will tell thee
-"1lett, fullutcs an uraele of pro-
Tinel:I iga.-'•1. Rin ht axciedingly
sinful. God's( holy late hs the standard
of conduct and the (rat of character.
Every departure from it 19 sin, and
every Khn is vile )1efurr God. 2. Sin
la very deceitful, blinding the ryes,
dulling tho conscience, and parvert-
Ing the reason, often snaking evil ap-
pear au good and good to; evil :1 The
torfelturca of sill err fearful. It .'ohs
119 111 pear(•, of (10118 approval, mid
of heaven. It dovtroyn our plover for
doing good. It prevents Hod's using
n4ns Ile otherwise might. It praenres
an eternal rejection by Chri't 111 the
judgment day.
PRACTICAL SURVEY.
The pride of Saul manifested Gael(
is an ludeptndent, egotistical spirit.
lie low "effusive 1n words of lienal' to
the prophet and of congratulation
tohimself." 1111111!lily is thea beginning
of exaltation (Luke sir. 11), and 0
haughty spirit ((meth before a fall
(Prov. xvl. 1S). Samuel amid to Saul,
"When thou w•((1 little in thine own
91gl1,(, Ira at thou made (read of the
tri hog of darnel, nand the Lord anoint-
ed then kind" (v. 17). Ile "hid himself
among rtlnr stuff," shrinking from
the responsibility and the honor con-
ferred upon risen. In Iiia nu -dimly and
diffidence due w11.1 Unwilling to ap-
pear before the people, go "they run
anti fetched hint rimes."
Tan falsehood of Saul in saying hs
had "performed the commandment of
plumy, as dural, fi. it 101st and peau.
crtitl as any 111 lin litiblr: Lorin
tanto site I-Rannu i C tretnily avoids
further rrarini'nig, until lie Oland]
let Saul hear pod's 11111NRge abort
the matter. lit hail not cora'
against ilial l i sol fm•lh ids awn
0111111011s, but only 01fer:d Goofs
word. Wit/it lift(: -1t W(111 111 11(.111
811 u1 to look back to the time
when Samuel Iris anointed Ism, .mad
when the peupie had Chosen (i!m
for their king, and to remember
111N motlesty and ltuuulity at that
time.
19.21. Bat (Mist fly -With grant
greediness, as ii. hungry bird or
beast upon its prey. lariat evll-
Illsnhedleueo Is the groat alit in
(rod's sight. Such ' it .litirosition
will hncludo all furors of sin, 1 have
obeyed -Saul still contends for his
uprightnoss. He boil gaup against i
rho Atnalekites, and so far (in obey -
and he will not accept lid
charge offered against him. Have
brought Agag-God made 11m kill i
nil, and yet he puts in among the
inetitncea of his obedience, that he
had brought (gag tilin•, width he
thought 11118 as god as 11 ht had
killed Ism,
III. Saul condemned and rejected
(vs. 22411).
02. As groat delight -.Nothing can I
take the plana of uhedlence. Great-
er zeal, obeying outward ordnn-
nncot, many prayers, greater gen-
erosity -none of these things wIll
answer. Ontward forma aro noth-
ing if the heart is not moved; God'
wants our love, our treat, Dur life,
To obey la better -For because of
dtsobedlence Is the very reason why
sacrifices aro refuieil. It is much
better not to take poison and eo
have no need of a 111 idelan, than
to take the poison and then be
obliged to call tete physician and
take his remedies.
83, rdbrllion....witchcraft - Tho
meaning is that 8aul's rebellions and
stubborn opposition to God was ag
bad as waSclicratt and idolatry. 'A
witch Wass liable to bo put to death
according to law (Ex. xvit. 18; Levt
xlx. 20, 31; Dent. :nail. 10). Teraphim
These were gma11 household gods.
Hirth also rejected -A elan digs -Medi-
. sent to God la :unfit to govern Alp
beanie. By digottwllnnre, Saul turned
himself out of bffher.
DADDIN° OIRLS.
An Editor Gets Alter Them With a
Sharp Pen.
(Emporia, flan„ Gazette.)
The mothers of this town have bad
n
boson -shut it doesn't (sem to
hare done tba•nt any good. There
;ire just ns many girls galklhlg
urouni town after school now get-
ting their mild In private boson 1n
he (xistuffice us there were ten
days ago. Two years ago the Ua-
mito went lifter the mothers of
i•:mporia for neglecting their daugh-
ters, and the result was that half a
amen private mall (100118 wore dig-
madames!
ls-
o tities! mad a lot of little girls
that were 'in the habit of gadding
text numb were kept in fur u time.
These girls are now lieveloping
Into fine young women, but another
crop id gadding girls has come on,
and the Uagetto hopes no one's
modesty will the tduckixl by saying
these lit tie linsoies ought to be
spanked soot] and red. They aro be-
tween 14 aril 17 years old, and are
Just (0 everltostingly soy struck that
they can't sit still. If their mothers
knew the type of hays and men -
young human pups -these girls are
running they would throw fits.
hut brit• mothers, it is presumed,
know nothing of the situation. They
think their little girls aro so sweet
mud pure that nothing can harm
them. The truth is that those
rhiblren are made of the some kind
of mud that we are all made of and
thea are just na 1111,blc to tempta-
tion ns older people and a thousand
times less exlxrrkenced, And :heir
mothers let them gad the streets
after school olid flirt with all kinds
of sten, and Uteri their mothers wen-
ds., bow the droll got them and think
the girls nibs( ••,tike after" their
father.
There aro Just two things that will
keep garbs straight lit "that ago" -
one is p!am nit (1t'i end the other
IN hutno (lulls*. The g1r15 tyko Janke ,
fools of themselves in Emporia rasa
Invtu•Inhly ovirlressesl. They wear
duds than wptnell of 30 should lend -
the Oen: wearing.
.1 little girl with too maty and too
costly clothes on her back gets melt -
conscious end vain and loves iulmlre-
ttma--nod you grown-up women know
the next atop...1 caliphs pure -hearted
girl win: hast n pilar in the home,
home work and home duties, has her
llottrt there, find no boy can steal it.
ally worn ataturlty cnm04(in.1 a real
man eonica and a real affair of the
heart comes will smelt a girl leave
hoinr, and then only after hcartaohet
and Heart-rending. lint a girl whose
I pan. in the home is at the table and
i L.:,• won't love that Lorne.
Work maka,a things sacred. The
child who.-.. Immo memorire are not
hallow; by work, who is not needed
iwd dors not frrl the need, will not
lova hems, And I1 sbe doesn't love the
Immo cf her ni s:m t sit will love no
of hero SW' %tail go ,invwhtre for auy-
thing. items. will In. an nothing to
wneb a woman, oil it rite is respect-
abb• she tv 111 only lark the opportun-
ity.- to le; It had wuuaan, and hs goad
<rnly t Hough circuity -1n rn!eis or by the
11'4, 50\ at face. She will
r.nrst an:: mon ran' dilutes,
Tbr mothers of tliia town, who are
t•r.pitnnib(:• for the girls who gad the
stn Out, s1,o111 stop and (link what
tlt•y aro doing. T.ite,t stria are no
lunger ehihlrpn. They are at the 1ui-
i:1''ioliable age. Where will you
have their impressions come frotn-
ft•um ihr riff -ruff of tiny street or
ft•em bon.:' It i. for tlu• mothers of
this town t, r::1tle Ilt gues(IoI."
(Int lord di ckls1t the wickedness of
Iiia heart l 101 41 1 doitraction of tin
lrnal'klte>a and their (:rorty hail
hill ordered, tubi:la 1vuuld have been
Hanel In man to ixamlc if trop
into had not come bunt the infinite
(lo.l, Ha tato the &anise right to de-
stroy His cr(.tturet by the award as
by famine or to,(bbence.
The hyiioerl.oy of Saul Namara in
his (1,0110e for staying "unit best of
this anima :and of the axon, to 4411et•i-
fica unto I he Lord." In the 'statement
of anvil 41motive he naainnrg Lo be
very pinus, and with the prrtimse of
puri love fur the worship of Cod lie
would cover his unrighteous conduit.
Thr garb of religion or outward
sanctity has over been a invlorite
dress In which evil chooses to clothe
it int Thin devil transforms himself
into natong. lor Il:hl roasto(ieorlve
the people of trod.
The coveto0sncst of Saul la charged
Upon him by Samuel In that lie did
'fly 'upon tht spoll (v. 101. His iutln$e
greed caused 1111111 to swoop down
upon the best of the property of the
Amnl•kites like it bird of prey upon
Its victim. II' vans sent llB the metro-
ment of nod to punish tide wicked
poopin for their seines, and not to
gratify his pertonnl ambition or last
of 'gain. The commission to "utterly
destroy" ort aside the unwritten lave
of war that thermoll of the enemy 18'
the rightful property of the vlctor-
iohg army. In t his case to was Flair ly
given to understand that all Knell
ala ilia wire eontravenrd by the com-
mand of God.
Th•• dl-sobrtllener of Sail In ri•jrot-
ung "the ward of the Lard" rt anttad
in the Lord rrjecttng him "from be -i
Ing king." Got cannot use a disobt-'
dient subject. Saul. hail shown notch
z"nl in putting to death "those that I
familiar spirits, and the wit
nnlg." Ht Is now reminded that its
"rtlhrll!o:l Ig as Co! sin' of witch-
craft." and It is ldntrd quite likely
1 by this tint ho drirrved as great
punishment net ha had imitated upon
this class of offenders.
Students Merry.
.1 rertnin eccentric professor could
not 6ndereinnd the merriment occa-
sioned when lie was explaining a
piece of mechanism lo Isis students.
Placing his ringers upon the handle
It's worth
Ten cents
to clear your Mouse of
flies and
vihS®l'S
Fly Pads
will do it.
Conundrums.
When is a Nesse{ like a drowned
dog? When it La n sunken bark.
When a est irinks ruin what may
you look out tor:' A rum-p11se.
11101'0 even it living and 1 have
seen It dead, and I have seen it sun-
ning after it w -tui dead. What was
tt ? Lenv.xs.
Spell brandy with three lettere.
B -r and y.
My first be heard where rhlldren
meet, my second is loud In churches,
apaches and theaters and poet (A-
fters my whole gives much pleneare
and profit at (1 small coat. chatter-
box.
What L-1 there in a family when e
girl bon ? A a•1-51e
.strong
clmur;ot oven n. strong mag
pith up? A fork in trio road.
What Insect (toes a tall father re -
1't t. -nut :' A daddy-ktltg-legs.
Rben a Indy faints, what figure
should yon bring her You should
bring her two. -Boston (]lobe
FOR THE LITTLE ONES In trouble Painkiller
romps with quick rebel. The bump. and
the bruises, the pn inn+ from green MITell and
such things ore guirklr cured by Its use.
Avoid aubstftuti.s. There is but one "Palo -
killer" -Perry liar bile.
Saloon Law in Sweden.
In Sweden, writes an American
traveler, the saloons err closed mq
1 Saturday -pay day -while the 4utr-
j Ingvbanks aro kept open mall mitts
night. 'lo Government can force la
1 WWI to ante hie moiry, but at East
thug RW0.11Sli systi fit mnuonrnges Mut
to deposit It where he ail draw bit.
1•c n crank." toe Interest than a headache, (
HAMILTON S GREAT
Note
the
Rays:
SUMMER CARNIVAL
August
and
17
18
0.111 BOYS' REUNION
19
20
Arrange your vacation to rover
these four dn,ys and be with us.
1903
SINGLE FARE from nil pointe la
Ontario ertst of Port Arthur. )
plumy, as dural, fi. it 101st and peau.
crtitl as any 111 lin litiblr: Lorin
tanto site I-Rannu i C tretnily avoids
further rrarini'nig, until lie Oland]
let Saul hear pod's 11111NRge abort
the matter. lit hail not cora'
against ilial l i sol fm•lh ids awn
0111111011s, but only 01fer:d Goofs
word. Wit/it lift(: -1t W(111 111 11(.111
811 u1 to look back to the time
when Samuel Iris anointed Ism, .mad
when the peupie had Chosen (i!m
for their king, and to remember
111N motlesty and ltuuulity at that
time.
19.21. Bat (Mist fly -With grant
greediness, as ii. hungry bird or
beast upon its prey. lariat evll-
Illsnhedleueo Is the groat alit in
(rod's sight. Such ' it .litirosition
will hncludo all furors of sin, 1 have
obeyed -Saul still contends for his
uprightnoss. He boil gaup against i
rho Atnalekites, and so far (in obey -
and he will not accept lid
charge offered against him. Have
brought Agag-God made 11m kill i
nil, and yet he puts in among the
inetitncea of his obedience, that he
had brought (gag tilin•, width he
thought 11118 as god as 11 ht had
killed Ism,
III. Saul condemned and rejected
(vs. 22411).
02. As groat delight -.Nothing can I
take the plana of uhedlence. Great-
er zeal, obeying outward ordnn-
nncot, many prayers, greater gen-
erosity -none of these things wIll
answer. Ontward forma aro noth-
ing if the heart is not moved; God'
wants our love, our treat, Dur life,
To obey la better -For because of
dtsobedlence Is the very reason why
sacrifices aro refuieil. It is much
better not to take poison and eo
have no need of a 111 idelan, than
to take the poison and then be
obliged to call tete physician and
take his remedies.
83, rdbrllion....witchcraft - Tho
meaning is that 8aul's rebellions and
stubborn opposition to God was ag
bad as waSclicratt and idolatry. 'A
witch Wass liable to bo put to death
according to law (Ex. xvit. 18; Levt
xlx. 20, 31; Dent. :nail. 10). Teraphim
These were gma11 household gods.
Hirth also rejected -A elan digs -Medi-
. sent to God la :unfit to govern Alp
beanie. By digottwllnnre, Saul turned
himself out of bffher.
DADDIN° OIRLS.
An Editor Gets Alter Them With a
Sharp Pen.
(Emporia, flan„ Gazette.)
The mothers of this town have bad
n
boson -shut it doesn't (sem to
hare done tba•nt any good. There
;ire just ns many girls galklhlg
urouni town after school now get-
ting their mild In private boson 1n
he (xistuffice us there were ten
days ago. Two years ago the Ua-
mito went lifter the mothers of
i•:mporia for neglecting their daugh-
ters, and the result was that half a
amen private mall (100118 wore dig-
madames!
ls-
o tities! mad a lot of little girls
that were 'in the habit of gadding
text numb were kept in fur u time.
These girls are now lieveloping
Into fine young women, but another
crop id gadding girls has come on,
and the Uagetto hopes no one's
modesty will the tduckixl by saying
these lit tie linsoies ought to be
spanked soot] and red. They aro be-
tween 14 aril 17 years old, and are
Just (0 everltostingly soy struck that
they can't sit still. If their mothers
knew the type of hays and men -
young human pups -these girls are
running they would throw fits.
hut brit• mothers, it is presumed,
know nothing of the situation. They
think their little girls aro so sweet
mud pure that nothing can harm
them. The truth is that those
rhiblren are made of the some kind
of mud that we are all made of and
thea are just na 1111,blc to tempta-
tion ns older people and a thousand
times less exlxrrkenced, And :heir
mothers let them gad the streets
after school olid flirt with all kinds
of sten, and Uteri their mothers wen-
ds., bow the droll got them and think
the girls nibs( ••,tike after" their
father.
There aro Just two things that will
keep garbs straight lit "that ago" -
one is p!am nit (1t'i end the other
IN hutno (lulls*. The g1r15 tyko Janke ,
fools of themselves in Emporia rasa
Invtu•Inhly ovirlressesl. They wear
duds than wptnell of 30 should lend -
the Oen: wearing.
.1 little girl with too maty and too
costly clothes on her back gets melt -
conscious end vain and loves iulmlre-
ttma--nod you grown-up women know
the next atop...1 caliphs pure -hearted
girl win: hast n pilar in the home,
home work and home duties, has her
llottrt there, find no boy can steal it.
ally worn ataturlty cnm04(in.1 a real
man eonica and a real affair of the
heart comes will smelt a girl leave
hoinr, and then only after hcartaohet
and Heart-rending. lint a girl whose
I pan. in the home is at the table and
i L.:,• won't love that Lorne.
Work maka,a things sacred. The
child who.-.. Immo memorire are not
hallow; by work, who is not needed
iwd dors not frrl the need, will not
lova hems, And I1 sbe doesn't love the
Immo cf her ni s:m t sit will love no
of hero SW' %tail go ,invwhtre for auy-
thing. items. will In. an nothing to
wneb a woman, oil it rite is respect-
abb• she tv 111 only lark the opportun-
ity.- to le; It had wuuaan, and hs goad
<rnly t Hough circuity -1n rn!eis or by the
11'4, 50\ at face. She will
r.nrst an:: mon ran' dilutes,
Tbr mothers of tliia town, who are
t•r.pitnnib(:• for the girls who gad the
stn Out, s1,o111 stop and (link what
tlt•y aro doing. T.ite,t stria are no
lunger ehihlrpn. They are at the 1ui-
i:1''ioliable age. Where will you
have their impressions come frotn-
ft•um ihr riff -ruff of tiny street or
ft•em bon.:' It i. for tlu• mothers of
this town t, r::1tle Ilt gues(IoI."
(Int lord di ckls1t the wickedness of
Iiia heart l 101 41 1 doitraction of tin
lrnal'klte>a and their (:rorty hail
hill ordered, tubi:la 1vuuld have been
Hanel In man to ixamlc if trop
into had not come bunt the infinite
(lo.l, Ha tato the &anise right to de-
stroy His cr(.tturet by the award as
by famine or to,(bbence.
The hyiioerl.oy of Saul Namara in
his (1,0110e for staying "unit best of
this anima :and of the axon, to 4411et•i-
fica unto I he Lord." In the 'statement
of anvil 41motive he naainnrg Lo be
very pinus, and with the prrtimse of
puri love fur the worship of Cod lie
would cover his unrighteous conduit.
Thr garb of religion or outward
sanctity has over been a invlorite
dress In which evil chooses to clothe
it int Thin devil transforms himself
into natong. lor Il:hl roasto(ieorlve
the people of trod.
The coveto0sncst of Saul la charged
Upon him by Samuel In that lie did
'fly 'upon tht spoll (v. 101. His iutln$e
greed caused 1111111 to swoop down
upon the best of the property of the
Amnl•kites like it bird of prey upon
Its victim. II' vans sent llB the metro-
ment of nod to punish tide wicked
poopin for their seines, and not to
gratify his pertonnl ambition or last
of 'gain. The commission to "utterly
destroy" ort aside the unwritten lave
of war that thermoll of the enemy 18'
the rightful property of the vlctor-
iohg army. In t his case to was Flair ly
given to understand that all Knell
ala ilia wire eontravenrd by the com-
mand of God.
Th•• dl-sobrtllener of Sail In ri•jrot-
ung "the ward of the Lard" rt anttad
in the Lord rrjecttng him "from be -i
Ing king." Got cannot use a disobt-'
dient subject. Saul. hail shown notch
z"nl in putting to death "those that I
familiar spirits, and the wit
nnlg." Ht Is now reminded that its
"rtlhrll!o:l Ig as Co! sin' of witch-
craft." and It is ldntrd quite likely
1 by this tint ho drirrved as great
punishment net ha had imitated upon
this class of offenders.
Students Merry.
.1 rertnin eccentric professor could
not 6ndereinnd the merriment occa-
sioned when lie was explaining a
piece of mechanism lo Isis students.
Placing his ringers upon the handle
It's worth
Ten cents
to clear your Mouse of
flies and
vihS®l'S
Fly Pads
will do it.
Conundrums.
When is a Nesse{ like a drowned
dog? When it La n sunken bark.
When a est irinks ruin what may
you look out tor:' A rum-p11se.
11101'0 even it living and 1 have
seen It dead, and I have seen it sun-
ning after it w -tui dead. What was
tt ? Lenv.xs.
Spell brandy with three lettere.
B -r and y.
My first be heard where rhlldren
meet, my second is loud In churches,
apaches and theaters and poet (A-
fters my whole gives much pleneare
and profit at (1 small coat. chatter-
box.
What L-1 there in a family when e
girl bon ? A a•1-51e
.strong
clmur;ot oven n. strong mag
pith up? A fork in trio road.
What Insect (toes a tall father re -
1't t. -nut :' A daddy-ktltg-legs.
Rben a Indy faints, what figure
should yon bring her You should
bring her two. -Boston (]lobe
FOR THE LITTLE ONES In trouble Painkiller
romps with quick rebel. The bump. and
the bruises, the pn inn+ from green MITell and
such things ore guirklr cured by Its use.
Avoid aubstftuti.s. There is but one "Palo -
killer" -Perry liar bile.
Saloon Law in Sweden.
In Sweden, writes an American
traveler, the saloons err closed mq
1 Saturday -pay day -while the 4utr-
j Ingvbanks aro kept open mall mitts
night. 'lo Government can force la
1 WWI to ante hie moiry, but at East
thug RW0.11Sli systi fit mnuonrnges Mut
to deposit It where he ail draw bit.
1•c n crank." toe Interest than a headache, (