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'Ill‘ll by Special .\gi-iiis Nial-
istiy‘ian "mtg-Vs “kirk.
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but llll‘
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it i‘ g‘ilni inn-Hills
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n. . \I :lr‘ilil \\ li: tlirr tlii-y
'l liis s. ril‘tivr :in int-i:
hey no triislwgitliy
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PEOPLE. ,WIIO HAVE
THEIR WAY.
LOST
Tort: “And God opened her eyes and she
:a“ u welliif nah-rs. and she went and tilled
the bottle with water out gave tho lad
drink “ (Genesis xxi.. 11‘.
, Morning breaks upon BeerSheba. There
is an cariy stir intho house of Abralianr
Trien- luis been trouble among thodouiestics.
Sarah the iiii‘tre'xs of the household, puts
he: toot down \ery litird avid says that thev
“'llI li'uo Iu leave tliepreiiihes. ‘lhrv are
ia'kiii; ‘iip ‘
_1l|‘i2 iii-y b fore his servant and her son will
the kindness of his heart M‘I\ ab IllI I titting
up s 'lllv- bread and a boitle with water in it.
It is .i \t'l')‘ plain lillli‘ll that Abialiaiii pro
\l~I1‘s. but I warrant you there would have
lic-‘Ii i-rr tigh f i: had they not Ios thinr
nu); “l
h-iiu .‘ls lie ;2l\i‘ the liiiirh to “agar and a
gnol ii.aii) . barges :l\ to how slieshoiild coir
till tilie Joiiinv). Ishmael. the li.iy_ I sup
pint”, I'l'llllllt‘ll away in the morning light.
toys ul\\':l‘. s like a «badge.
lb~ Izas nu nit-a ol tin-disasters that are ahead
ol li lll. “up“: giyes one long'. lingering
I look on the ltl‘tlllllll‘ date when! sh:- had
2 s \ "ll u [nutty Ilil-ll)‘ i 15‘s. t"ll’ll Si'i‘lm usskv
I‘l:ll"l with I'll“ pl‘blt‘ and joy of her lltal‘l‘
i A\'\"lll," lsbiiim-l.
'l‘iiu - ~oiu-l.izi; not-u \‘tlil es on. -'I‘lie air is
st illlll : nii-l nines a I‘Uss the dos ~z‘r with in
; sully-rabbi sii‘l'uiuitmu. lslinia-‘l. tho bov,
l iii-nu». :ii coriipuin and l.e~ d m'n. liii! Hagar
rims s liizii up. s:i_\ in; n ‘IIllIl" 'ib in! her own
“:‘ill‘llli‘x‘ or the syn-it ‘I'lll; he .; l‘oriiiotlier:
in I t'lliilll‘r‘ any thing. 'I‘i‘udgew trii~lge>~
trudge. cr- ssiii; [h ~ dcad level of the desert,
DR. TlLlllllE’S SERIUNI
i of a single trouble.
I Books to rend.
; running over.
Abz‘alia‘u knowing that the l
-.l lig- with won." sriid old .\bi'n~ '
I
4 r. nigh \\ oi'ld.
I‘ooiz..lsliiiiai-lf ..
room. \Yelmine at the door. She is led
forth into life by some- one \\ ho cannot ap-
pre~iate her. A dissirated soul comes and
takes her out in the desert~ (‘ruelties blot
. out. all the lights of that home circle. Ilarsh
‘ wolds wear out her spirits. The high h ipe
‘ that shone out over the marriage altar while
. the ring was bung wt and the vows given
l and the lieneili-‘tzon pronounced, hair all
. faded With the orange blossoms. and there
i she is to-daybrokenhearted, tIltlikIIig of past
joy and iresent desolation and ruining an-
guish. Iagar in the wilderness!
Hero is a beautiful huno. You cannot.
, thlllu' of anything that can be added tuit.
For years there has tibt been the slugcstion
Iii ight and hop )3; chil-
i ilrcn till the house with laughter aiii song.
l‘ieturos tol-tok at. Lounges
p of domesti: 303‘ full and
‘ hirk night. drops. I‘illow
Pulses flutter. Eyts close. And the
tly rest on. (‘n
hot.
‘ toot whose well km on steps on the door sll
ll‘ vevy lung and across ili-sii'alo plan‘s. Ill‘
brought the wind - household out.at eventiele
yin; “Father‘s coming.“ will iieversonnd
.‘ll thi- door si‘l again. A long. deep. wrief
pli“.l;l18llllll‘0ll£ll all that lightness 01° die
tiiest‘ lite. I'aradhe list: \Vidowiiood!
Hagar in (lit! “‘IIiIt‘i‘uess:
How often is it we so the \vrak arm of
ii oiiau conscripted for this liatt‘e with the
. \YIIO is >lie. going: down the
street in early light of the morning. pa‘o
with cxlinustng \\ ork. not half :lept out
with the slumbers of ln-t night. trace (IA‘\ of
sully-ring written all incr her in efher liis»
mailers ivvcs looking far ahead as though for
the coin ig of‘sivine other trouble 3 Her p:ir-
.‘Ill \ called her Mary, or Bertha or Agnes on
the day “It‘ll tlicy licli her up to the font
and tho l'hi'istian minister sprinkled on the
infant‘sface the washings of a holy batitism.
Her name is changed new. I hear :t in the
llllliili‘ of the worn out shoeg I so~ it in the
tizs'iire ot‘ the ta:le.l calico. I tind it in the
'woi-diogone l oiint -n:ilic-~. Not Marv, nor
Hertha. irir Agni-s. but ”agar in the wilder—
uoss. May God ha \‘e mercy upon woman in
:
.
have you found consolationf? Hearse after I
hearse. “is stop from one grave hilloek to
another grave hilloek. “'0 follow corpses.
ourselves soon to be like them. The world
is: in mourning for its dead. Every heart has
Income the sepulchre of some buried joy. But
sing ye to God. every wilderness has a well
in it: and I come to that well to-day and I
begin to draw water from thht Well. It you
have hits! in the country you have sonw~
times taken hold of the row of the old well-
sweep and you know how the bucket came
up, dripping with bright. cool water. And
I lay hold of the rope of God‘s mercy this
morning and I begin to draw on that Gospel
well-sweep mid I see the buckets coming up.
Thirsty sonlt, Here is one bucket. of life!
:come and drink of it: ““‘ho‘soever will let
him come and take of the water of life free
1y.“ I pull away again at the rope. and an~
other bucket comes up. It is this promise:
“Weeping many endure for a night. but joy
cometh in the morning.“ I lay hold of th-
rope again and I pull aWay with all my
strenzth and the bucket comes up bright an i
beautiful and cool. Here is the promise:
“L‘onie unto Me all ye who an! Weary and
heavy laden and l \\ ill give you rest."
The old asthplogot‘s use] to cheat the pe .7
pig with the idea that they could t. d] fro ii
the position ul’ the stairs what would occur
in the future ambit-:1 cluster of stars stool
in one relationnvhy. that would be a prophe -y
of evil, if a ”lust": of stare stood in anoth 'I
i‘e‘a’tion that would be a pl‘Ophe y of good.
“'liat superstition! lint hero is a new at.
trology in whii h I put all my faith. by lo Ik
ing up to the star of Jacob. the morning star
of the Redeemer. lcan make this prophecy
in regard to those wh i put their trust
in God: “All things work together fol
good to those who love God.“ Do you
loie Illlll.’ Have you seen the Nyctnn-
llif‘w‘.’ It is a ' beautiful flower. but it
give very little frag alll‘t‘ until after sunset.
Then it pours into richnessen the air. And
this grace of the (Lulu-I that I commend to
you this morning. while it may be very
sweet. during the day of prosperity. it pours
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROI’S SKETCHES FRO)!
VARIOUS SOUIICES.
He \Yas an Apprentice—A Timely
Hint—His \Visb Reciprocalcd.
—\\'ouldn‘t. “'alk Half
\Vay—Tlaht .‘IonoyJ‘IlC.
Bagley—“Ilcllo. Toplcyl “'hcre are
you going with that grip?“
Topley—“I‘m goin
"Fight Indians?“
“No, indeed. I am going there. to
practice medicine.“
“That‘s right. Toplcy. You practice
on those fellows down there. and alter a
year or two you can come home and be ‘a
doitur. ’I‘iii tal“~—I’/ii3'ul'r/pliirz (it'll.
v
g to Arizona;
VA Timely Hint.
“I feel as if I were in licavcni‘ said an
“dent iiduiiier. who \VdSSIIW“ iii popping
the question, to a young- lady.
“I wish you did.“ was the rejoinder.
“\YII)’, do you doubt my wind?“ rc-
proiiclilully. ‘
“Wellwwellv—iliey say marriages are
made in heaven." she replied.
She \\ ears an engagement ring now.—
New Yuri Sun.
His \‘y‘ish Itcciproealed.
“Do you know. .‘lisi‘ (‘ulti-r. said. Mr.
Yorcly, “that l~have a predilection for‘
{ouking back?“
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3» -'~ :i.:-i .. loc'yE ~~ibictn ':\l.x‘
i~ ~ ..li t'\ iii an l trustworthy
izi ' z. :i t iin- o-iidition of the
«tops .i' l n “a :; Ill' pr diiti llt is lilililt‘.
tlii t .« tr '. \y i‘ t :i‘:i ozit Vi per cc' t.
i: Mi; It I” li'yltll iipi-ri .is very iii-.irly
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: \Vlu ii tl ‘ gents of on»
.t a I"U:l of ‘ or llIII pci'
('«'II~ dv r \\ :ll. ri-lati in the,
iol’ 'l..it cv Ll} In :iz‘s lathe
. :ii the Flet‘t‘. .‘Hllll‘lllllt‘s
the rum i -~i u: one County is four
or iivi is _iiiiicli :is‘ tlitit
otlivr i wiziirics. X lizill crop for that
County “O'lld mom ;i Si-rinus filling oil
that l‘O‘lirl in 11'! iiiwnjurc -bc made up for
liv a full (‘10:- in iiEl the i ihcrluiii‘ or ti‘oc
l'éullill“ I'm Illl‘lilll“? hand. ii largl‘ fall.-
iug o! It: thi-si- lcswr counties might be
says “in It
Lil‘iTily i" I l
(‘t ii’. llllt
or ii:. ir_ _‘
illiicl‘ \ 7i!
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more lliiiii who: by :i good yield in thc .
more p'i>ilili‘ iniiiity. This is tart-fully
consldcri ll in making up the figures, and
the percriitiiguof lwss or gain is llrctj'r;
lfi‘llt'tl ai-ciirzittly. t iir reports a c ror~
rcrteil up i ~llll‘ IL‘I minute. and there is
@3le -i\‘ :iiiv di 'eri-ncc between onrysti-
ul'dlt . :iiid flii- actual crops. “or estimates
fur the past live years. for instance, show
the av: rage production ofwhcat at 431‘,-
“r'vflll l» ishi-Ts The average distribu—
tion fur qull. for seed and fur evportir
tionk which «an I c :is :crtaincd with abso-
lute zir- unit y. win , 22.391.3to bushels.
A Sm ill allunaii i- for 3 "plus. which it, ii
known \\ c Ii Id. “ould bring this as cr-
taint-d ili~lrlbiitinii ‘iiTi‘IU the figures given
by us as the production. “or cutiinfith
nrc gnrre 1, ti -. (\I‘ilillg‘ to the best: attain-
able iiifr-riii.;ti=.ni." .
The department takes great pride in
the-e monthly reports, and seeksto main
a record fur correctness. No eypcnse ii
spared to attain thin cud, and they claim
for tin ir 5) atom that it ii the mo t. cams
relirnsive and tiiistworlhy that he! ever
u duviscd.
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There are 1.04m paper mills in the-[Trif-
tcd States with I calamity of 8,880,880
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Qonnd- of paper nor
of live 1
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~ui tho w -ill today ii-iiie.
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will - l!‘.l I‘iIl ' niu‘id theft-is:
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llill‘l .\ pia'e Ii'l‘ \i ii :i'i-l ii
l'iil‘ tits! ~Illl\ h! . i.:i.l ="ll‘
~ii.l is‘ult-lel \\.~ mayb-
-~ tar oil from {ii i» ii ti-r
‘ri ’ iIlI ii 'o-I i s >iylzis \
\V'.t~ ii l'll uii lll‘u‘“ gr 'lllldilll‘I \Hh‘u swine
li~r-i l-vi-l i" .l It‘lil o \\;i\i- ii s n-y-tzc
ler. l;'Il'\|.‘| ly \sl‘llll'kill;illli‘l'
[Le _ I- wl va lel l. .. iipl Ili- ‘Ii ni‘twr
5'42 'I\ \II pli ”d \\:i' Iiiiigt e :‘n-i Ls'
. i ‘l the IlliIHiIi-s of li :iycn H at 1‘1
lvl‘_‘l‘i 'i \ .liml I,I."‘il
~ - ll Ii ~ti‘i-.l iia'.ii i-t :i
.‘i'ier‘s l>i~n ‘Il held lilo w‘ii»
while but‘ liol culli-l li.iii
i.i l‘ .-! a philosopher and t ‘lii is-
'I‘lio s :ip lmier \ f London
his son Ill llia'. illi\llll“>._lill'
ol that Il:i\vii~y nus to l. - --lii:~
- » |II'~l iislroii niiersi-t lingl-ind
i“i‘.\‘l‘ haul \\.~ may be Iaoi
v Illjllv‘l‘ t‘i‘iti that for \\
\\‘e i v IN lmrii iiia l .
:i i-o-tly con N'Hilnry :in l fowl
. ind angle {oz g ~ldtish in
v :il p mils ::n-.i twlniiiilia ' with prin ~es;
yw-l hol iii:iy l-~:ior have littisl Il\ for a rut~~
pent-rs ~lli-p or dentist s for» cps ci' a weav
or‘s sh il.‘.o a l7 ~ksziiitli\ forgo. 'l‘liv-
grivit tiiiii; is to l I s. the siili-ro for
which toil mien-lot iis .il t.:e:i in “cent-y
ip.‘ ii 1' >re.e:‘. llci‘e‘is
Ilia: ' here all I
' :i tiia l'ii-l I:l\lllt it-- make :i plow: There
:I (‘-l llll'
is a man i :i-d :‘iisli.r.iiwl t i unik~
two. The man \\lll| makes ili.- lluw is just
as Iltlllli‘itl-Iv‘ as ll.e man who makes the i'iiii-
eti‘iitinn. ’l‘li we is a waiiinu who was iiin le
1 \ l‘usliiun a iube and yonder is one inteii led
t ii..~ :i ~pi---v inil w-~a:~ it. It seams to me ’
tim: in iii - i rthl‘ as iii the other. tiud up
points tti- “c. iiiil ‘tlii- iieoile is just as '
respe -tiibl~- in II s sight as the s ‘epti‘e. I do
n n. know but that the worll would long ago .
ll‘t‘yt‘ been sun-d. if some of lh i turn out of
th - ministry were ill itaiid som’eot‘ those who ‘3
are :ti i‘ wi-rc o it it. I really think that -
utm hall. the world may b - divided into -t o o
ii:.:i"t~ r» ~~IIlus0 wli ) li:i\e not found their
spluzru anl thine who. having found I
it. am not willing to stay" there. lIv)\\' many l
nl‘\‘>l,"il:::_;l|!ig torn position a litt‘e lii;li~\i‘ .
than that \“Illl'll Hod Ellll‘Il'l"iI them. the;
ban-lswuninn wants to be mistress. Hagar .
keeps irowdiiig Sarah. The s‘nall whet-l of.‘
a watch which beautinlly went; trending its
' giilleu inilhway, wants to be the Ik‘llflllt‘k“
wheel and the sparrow with chagrin drops
“into I ~e brook lccalise it cann it, like
the e e, cut a circle under the sun.
In the Lord's uriiiv we all want to b - ‘
l-rigad:er-gviierals. ‘lic sloop says: "More
nizist. more tonnage. more canvas. Oh, that
1 l were a topsoil >t‘llucllt‘l‘. or a full rigged
brig. or a t‘unarl s‘. izez‘.“ And >0 the
world is lilled with cries of discontent be<
cans-5 we are not willing 0 stay in the plane ,
where Hod put us and intended us to be: ‘
My friends. be not too proud to do anything
1 God tells you to do. For the lack of a right
disposttion in this respe t the world is strewn
ii: i
All
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with wandering Hogans and lshniaels. God
. has given each one of us a work to do. You
carry a scuttle of coal up the dark alley: you
: distribute that Christian tract; you give ten
thousard dollais to the missionary cause;
; you for fifteen years sit with chronic rheum-
‘ ntism, d1 :playmg the beauty of Christian
. subinmiou. Whatever Go: calls you to,
whether it win hzssing or huua: whether to
‘ walk under triuinnhal arch or lift the sot out.
‘ of the die-h; whether it be to' prea h on a
5 “DUCK-St or; tell some wanderer of the street
9 of the mercy of the Christ of Mary Magda-
; lone; whether it be to weave a garland for a
laughing child on a spring morning and call
I h -r 11 Hay Queen. or to comb out the tmgled
, locks of a wait of the street and cut—up one
1 of your old dun-sis to fit her out for the
.f sanctuary—awn, and do its right away.
, “’lzether it be a crown or a yoke, do not
i fidget. Everlasting honors upon those who
j do their work and do their whole work and
are contented in that sphere in which God
has put them, while there is wandering and
exile and desolation and wildernesses for dis
contented Hagar and Ishmael.
. Again, I find in this Oriental scene a lesson
I of sympathy with woman when she goes forth
I trudging in the desert. Whata great change
I“ was for-this Hagar. There we; the tent
and all the surroundings of Abraham‘s house.
beautiful and luxurious, no doubt. Now she
in going out into the bot’sauds of the desert.
Uh, whats change it was! And in our day-
we often see the wheel of fortune turn. {lore
km one who lived in the ""7 I‘m“
home of her father. Sh hgd warm:
' ail.
,uilli
_ llii-z‘i- :lt‘0 \viiili-I‘
’ i liildi‘en.
~iliil liiz‘ lzei‘ pray-rs. \\‘liiil\'
iio ill) ‘il \\‘II i ii i Ii--i' lll ll.e
"l the ti-aJiiv‘ lvlls lirrul
i-»l the - ‘ .l
Ill‘.|:-'il IIIV‘ s; I
~ll in an :\Il'li‘:l‘l _i.iii-ie; and til-‘Ie
Missionary o: the "i|»\ :idilressin; (lii-
IlilIl\'i‘\. :Illvl Illl‘ll‘ dusky \‘t‘llll‘l‘lllltl is are
i':.ul:;i‘cl with tli-~ gin l 1 drugs . f great -\'
‘ ‘3Il~:lll~‘ll \Vll.‘ IL" lhd \‘v‘ll ii-it
:s
« fs Z‘Y‘i c”
.\l\ iii.ii-l lt‘.l'!‘\ forward tliii‘fy \c:i"s from
I
in lots of :i piisx-ii ~e~
eierv criiiie II.s i‘llll‘ iii Ii!I opt-ti
Itl\ ell-mi I-Il his knew :i l“:’l.lly‘ o“
~p.i'r As I open the “1 let be siai‘ts and
I li-ir liis \ lia'ii i'liiiik. 'l‘lie ‘;:.il licc‘pcr IQ‘:I\
" that ho lax be it ill Iliei'enow tli'o~ Illll-‘<
‘st for lhi-Jt. t:.eii for :ii's ll. ii l“ tor
lll 2r l. r. lb- slots iipeu III" trapdoor the
View .s tests! ll In IlI\ neck. the piank tall
his b di’ so -s into ileum: his sin: \\\l g
\\ liii ls he and \\I1t‘l‘t‘l‘Il“'
:i f‘i 'c s. nrri-il
nil i rtei‘iiily.
This one ‘no-‘n play mg I\II|‘ on the vity eon:
liii-us. Mother, you are this morning Ii is!
“L: a throne or t‘oi‘gin; a chain )uii :Ut‘
k ll'll‘ll‘; a s or i-r digziu a diiuge in,
.\ : n-d in n inirsir I‘III'I‘IIHII mother
\a' t ‘Z‘u li'ir: i-wsi-ns or religion to her \‘llll i.
an I lit‘ d'ziiik iii tIi he I-‘ssons. \d.‘ Ilt‘it‘r
knew that laiipliier would come forth and
‘I‘sly‘ll‘ll\ll the Fulton street prayer nus-ting.
and by one lilt‘t‘IlI‘; rmol itionixo the di-yo—
Ilil!l\ v f the wimie ("ll'lll and llit‘dl tlie cter
III'h‘s‘ with lzis l‘lii‘istian iulliicn ~o. l.aii-
pli er aid it “as Iix.‘ mother\\liol-rou;li: him
to Joszis t'lirist. She never had an idea that
shi- na. lealiiig t" rili such destiiiie\ lint
i II. when I so- a mother ri- :kles‘ of Iiot‘ in»
tlu lll’t‘. rattling ull iowmd destruction. gar»
r
1 Ian icl for the \:l ‘l‘lIl ~e \vith unseemly mirth
and godlessn iss‘. dancin»: on Il>r\\’ll to ierdp
tioii. lfllilll; her children in the \‘Hll‘ dii-ozx
fion. preparing tlictii fora life of frivolitv, a .
death of shame and an elcriiitv oi \Il\‘l\I~‘l‘. I
eiiiin »t Ili‘Il‘ but say: “There they go ~~tliero
they go: “aunt" and Ishmael." I tell you
deserts than lleer Slim-In In
many of the fashionable circles of this day.
llissi; :itcd parents lea iing dis ipatcd chil—
dren Avariczous parentsleadin: a\ nriezous
I‘ra verless parent 4 leading prayer
less children. They go through every street,
l up every dark allev. into every cellar. along
exery highway. llagar and Ishmael? and
while LPFUIEOIIIIK‘GlIIt‘iI‘ names it seems like
tl-e’iiiuaning of the death wind: “agar and
Ishmael!
1 learn one more lesson from this Uriental
s {‘llt‘JllltI that is that every wilderness has a
well in it. Hagaranl Ishmael gave up to
die Hagar‘s heart sank within her as she
heard her child crying: ““‘nterl water!
wateri" “Ah." she sa_ s “my darling. there
is no water. This is a desert." And then
God's ante] said from the cloud:. “\Vbat
aileth thee. Hagan“ And she looked up and
saw him pointing to a well of water. where
she filled the bottle for the lad. Blessed he
lied that there is in every wilderness a well,
if you only know how to find it—fount-ains
for all these tbiisting souls this morning.
On that Ins: day, on that. rent day of the
feast. Jesus stood and criei : “If any man
thirst. let him come to me and drink." All
these other fountains you flu' are mere
mirages of the desert. Paracolsus. you
know.spent his time in trying to findmt the
elixir of life—a liquid which. if taken, would
keep one (perpetually young in this world,
and woul c ange the age back again to
outh. Of course he was disappointed: he
ound not. the elixir. But here I tell you this
morning of the elixir of everlasting life
bursting from the “Rock of Ages." and that
drinking that water you shall never get. old.
and you will never be sick. and you will
neverl die. "Ho, everv one that thirsteth.
come ya to the waters: ’ Ah, here is a man
who says: “I have been looking for that
fountain a. great while, but can‘t find it.”
And here is some one else who says: “I be‘
have all you say, but I have been trudging
along in the wiliieruw, anl can‘t find the
fountain. " you know the reason!
I thl tell you. You no car looked
In the right direction. ‘ ‘Oh," you
say, “I have looked eve where. I have
looked North. South. Eastryend IVest and I
haven‘t found the fountain." Why, you
are not looking in the right :dlrection "at
all. Look up, ,where Hagar looked. She
never would have found the fountain at all
but when she heard the voice of the ’
she looked up and she saw the finger point-
Ing to the supply. And, 0 soul, if to-day
With one earnest, intense prayer you would
only look up to Christ, He would not point
you down to the supply in the wilderness.
“Look unto me all yeeuds of the earth and
yesaved: torIarnGodand thereunona
'1’" Look! look, as Bagu- loukedl
leatherette foreverydesu’totw
movement. over the audience this
mom I notice on manual number of
5
pod his to administer to or
{avatar-tuba. lute in the wing.
signs .3de f
Wmowwfi
git his \ wit u tliistiieriiing in the MN sci; ,
, ‘ ii: Ilti‘ little mil or iii»
iioiy :iiid liii-l my si-lt' lvmiin- through the '
:(lllli‘l‘
.Werc biting like smoke. when all at once
pin d “\\ ell, I don‘t \\':llll :iiiy brooms
Il‘l told you. but [don't iiiiiid littll'illlg a
iradcwilli y u “ Q
\ :iiikec “\Vliii: sozl of a trailei‘“ ‘
Ilcalir “\Yi-ll, I‘ll take your whole
IHIHI :it a dollar a dozen. and pay you
\ no li;ilf cash. yozi take the utlivr half in
livid”. ‘
\; ”No ya: don‘t niistcr!
\"oii‘ . i h iigi- me sir ii an :i‘.l tired profit
on the other Ila f Illill l might come out
horn."
beilrr "Uh. no. I pioiiiise you that
you did: have the gnnds ill just what
they rust inc." .
Yankee —“\\'a‘:l. nii~lcr, that‘s what l
(‘all s ,iiar' tlcaiiii‘. It's a liar, ii.u And
he ionitiiciurdt ~i:ii‘.wi l llll' brooms in :1
Il\\ c
pileoii Ill" sidrwak \\‘lien llt‘ got
’lll'i'llglt he walkwl izzto 1h: store.
“Tb ie you are. Illl\ll r; fourteen doxcn.
whirh I tllii‘llllllt‘llllll.t‘.\ ~dist $7 coniiu‘
to me.“
Dealer —“\'cs. that‘sriglit; t‘iicrc‘sthe
money. Now what guts-ls do you want
for the other $7 I"
Yankee »-“\\';ill. I d moo—You sec,
iiiis:er,l liiiiii‘t iiiueh puslt‘d in your ‘
track, so I guess I‘ll take
brooms.“ -
A shark‘s Mistake.
“Don‘t you do no fooliu' with I
shark.“ s.ii-.I a Ilarucgal ll\lll‘rlII:\ll as ho
Crowded tolizicno into his pipe for another ‘
amok-x “Sharks is an animal as knows ‘
nioic‘ii you think for. .\ eonpleof rears
ago I took a party rut after weik fish in
the yacht \lary. She belongs to l‘antain
Siiizill. or did iifor: he died. \Vc \vere
anchored up in lluy No. :l. and the fish
the school lcft us. I kiiiiwi-d that meant.
a shark. and I lookel around for him.
I‘iirty soon he came along side and I up
with a pole and give him an awful jab in
the back. You can‘t Iiiirt a shark‘s body
very well, but his feelings are as tendcr
Isa child‘s. This fellow ran off a bit
Ind thcn cocked his eye at rm: and took
a good long squint. Then he ran around
under the stern to read the yacht‘s mime.
and when he went off he gave his tail 3.
flirt which meant that. he would call
around and make it. pleasant for me some
other time.
\‘i‘ell, in the course of three or four
days Captain Sniallgot home and went
out in the Mary for sticepbcad. IIe want
up to No. 3 and cast anchor, and then
sot down in his usual position—his right
leg hanging over the port quarter, and
his foot touching the water. He hadn‘t
been there ten minut. s before along came
ashark and cut that leg MI below the
knee asslick as a chopper could have
done it. The Captain had skeercely re-
alized his Iosa afore the fish came back
with the leg. giy himself a hist and a
twist. and the loody meat was flung
back into the boat. For why? 1? rinse
the shark had discovered that he ha bit~
the wrong man. He was after me, and
he had got Small. He hiid nothiu‘ ugin
Small. and he cheerfully brought; back
the leg when he discmercd his mistake.
The Captain he died of the bite, but not
before I had explained things, and the
last thing he said was that he forgive the
Ihark.“—Frea M.
A Great Country.
“In H dung,” says Colonel Peter
Dorian, u never hear of a man sitting
down so hard as to rip his pantuloons be-
cause he has step on a banana skin.
Then the oranges’! \Vhy, they‘re so
large and juicy that they burst open on
the branches like baked apples. In the
forests it is a common thing to find the
ground under an orange tree as dump as
though it had been moistened by a. lawn
sprinkler. just. from theij that drops
from the bursted fruit, I tell you that’s
a great count Honduras grows more
oranges wild are cultivated in .tbo
veg of California and. Florida com.
’ ed, and other fruitsin WWlion "
about the iioi;~i
’ l-i'oiii you. “
“Didn‘t them pills cure you,“asked the
doctor abruptly, looking over his spec~
tscles at the bogus Bridges.
“No. but another box will fix me, I
think."
“\Vcll, well.“ said the doctor half to
himself. “I‘ll have to change the treat-
ment on you."
Thergupon he picked up a graduating
glass, and from various bottles mixed the
worst mess that mortal cvcr Saw.
The Lieutenant siiudilcrcd.
\thn the villainous compound was
made up the doctor stirred it vigorously
and viciously. and handing it out, said:
“Drink that.“
The Lieutenant took hold of the glass.
Cold chills ran up and down his spine.
“Doctor,“ he shimmer-ed. "I‘d—I‘d er
. heap rather take the pills.“
"Drink it 2“ stormed the doctor, and
g in the excitement the nudicine went
down the I ieiitcnaiit‘s throat. .
\Vlicn the lieutenant returned to the
fodder Iol‘t he was very glam. When the
game of cards grew monotonous,Captain
Bridges turned and asked:
Lieutenant, git them pillst"
“Naw I"
“\\'i~ll."s:iid the Captain. "you needn‘t
be so Stillpplsll about it. “'lizit did the
doctor say :“ ' '
"lle Siid he was going to change the
treatment on you, and if you dont git
well it ain‘t my font. for I‘ve taken the
Q nastic~t dose for you that ever I ’sawi“
l
icons of the Tropics.
In some notes on life in Mexico Dr.
iii irkid in his wife :is he ~.iii:pii~~l :i t - i
“ole: p \y. ll ll\l night "
v "\R s. ,ii- " fairly “I
i t\‘I liizu little bit: llll‘ sum itiyrsch in
Ill“ piirtliasi‘ of :in :i\.
illic. roof, d on. four. i'liininiy
Ilic entire sir .L‘
and
“1.31,” 31“.] a man ,3. i. d. pals is a ronibiizntinii vii rough licwn
“h“, \m, 3., dud for him 3...: . p «ts and \ ‘i\2:|‘t‘ or domta‘lml shingles.
UV}. .1. :u'.-" about the ‘ e oi ‘ .-i "\uaitlnr board“
“And \i 1; d" I f li~~.i:’ :in‘.‘ lung: U" ‘H‘ EaI‘l‘ "‘3 as “W." ‘ “ll ll ”1 “ “‘t
“\\ Ii). no~ dear "
,“I thought you didn‘t." he It‘lll:l\l.
with :i s.ri:i~t:c smile. “tun dzdti‘l
\\ i‘iie llll' up once t-- go down stairs to
«linsc t‘. c :i out. I‘d like to RM w.
ill-nigh. “lull: lli LI livc \lt'llilr gold pic 1‘
‘ IlliNr Illit‘t‘ \‘ith‘t‘ doll iis :i‘id tliiui- lirilf
‘ dullurs :iiil -;ii_irier~ 1 had in my pit kc:
list Light when I unit In IIL‘QI have dis~
appeared t i,“ _
“I have them my dear.“
'Hlll ‘ lll‘lll t‘ _\'H‘l Il l\'|‘:” lll‘ t‘Xl‘l ,i ,
It‘l'l‘illlll'wl by the opciini-ss of the i' ii tesr
sLo:i.
“ch, ili ar; I I‘t“l(I iti the 1!; Inn’s." Ill‘ll
money is tight in the Husband you know
i! l<_lll\l :.s liki-ly to get tight lioic as
Illt rc. m I thought it I est to Iilk!‘ i‘. aw.:y
I'l’i'y-l' r1} Iliapiz‘m’i.
.\ Lesson Lost.
II. M. ”axle. of the Missouri Pacific
7 llailway. Isllt‘ii‘ilvlll railway Ctrcii-s for
his pronciiess to give his inferiors good,
sound lectures on III" sliglitcd provoca-
tion. Ilo\ii- is a hard workcr. and all
1 who ll‘|\'i‘ Sl‘i’ll liiin ‘knmv liow round~
shouldci'c I lie is. tine day :i brain-man
: called on him with a letter rcipti-st lei a
» pass in his pocket. ieziving the dcoi wide
open as be entered the oiliic. and \\‘cnr~
iiig his hat on his head in true lirakt man
man style. In it loud voice he called
out :
“ls Iloxie in?“
At this llll‘ general manager looked up
from his d sk and replied:
“Yes. Sir. .\lr. Iloxie is in.“
The brakcman took his letter out of his
pocket. grabbed the corner of the en-
\cl pc bet“ ccn h's thumb and forc«
finger. and sent the missivc sniiininf' and
whirlingr up in his snperior‘s desk. lloxic
lookcd up in amazement. and said:
“Now, young man. would it not look
better for you. when coming into a 8311- .
tlcmen‘s ol‘lice, and especially so when
asking a favor, to remove your hat, wipe
your feet, and inquire in a quiet voice:
‘Is .\ir. lloxie Ill 3‘ "
The brakeman looked at the general
manager a moment. asked for his letter.
got it. went out, closed the door;and in
ii moment marched in again. closed the
door Softly after, wiped his feet. put his I
but under his arm, and in the most polite
manner inquired:
“Is 311'. Iloxic, the general manager,
in?“
“I nm )Ir. Iloxie." rc died the general
manager; “what can I . 3 for your“
“You can go to the deuce. you roimd~ .
shouldered crank!“ ietorted the brake-
mau. “I don‘t want none of your favors
—l‘m from Texas."—— 'liirqgojle'rald.
Playing Substitute for an Invalid.
During the war about twenty Confedv
crate prisoners were at Fort Mcucury,
stored away in a folder loft under guard.
One morning (‘aptaiu Ned Bridges was
playing an innocent game of cards when
the sick call was sounded—the signal for
ailing soldiers to report at the surgeon's
other: and be examined.
“Lieutenant,” said Captain Bridges,
turning to a young soldier, “answer sick
call for me and let us finish this game.
Go down there and personatc me and tell
the doctor you want another box of his
liver pills.” .
The obli ing Lieutenant marched out
and proc ed with other soldiers, under
escort of the nerds, to the surgeon‘s of.
Eco. “'hen t a name of Captain Bridges
was called, the Lieutenant‘s face ap«
peared at the little office window.
“Doctor.” he began, “them pills on
‘vc me hol me u considerably, at
want no or box, think} another box
will fix an up all right." : -
I.
: s»,fl..:~t
i
\‘irginhv. astrtic-I “llll legs, 'I‘Ii- to are
ll'tllvo ( :ll'n‘llll‘l‘“. who ‘(‘t in to pride
lll"lll$t‘l\‘t'$ on thvir skii‘: in iiispi-ns‘n:
with iron iiails.’ \Viiivaig. to v, is done
in a priiiiitiic fashioaona sort of l arpet~
l our The \lcrti. us of the Tierra c |.I
i'iilc tan lritlivr with great sk.ll. tit
Illl'lr i-yyn Il~lllll2~lll‘l<.l :iit their own
straw hats. and Ill: ll‘ are fauiilzcs \ylio
indulg‘ tlii-ms I\'c< in all tliiir concep-
tions ul lii\iiry without spcnding a tent
of lll-‘lll‘y fioiii New Tint to ( Illlslllltli.
.\ minimum of what :1 New Lizglawilcr
\imu'dezill work s'i‘iii'cs to pinviic a-
yirricty of artificill i‘oziifor s. th» bounty
of ii:.t:irc >llppl_\'iilg :ill ii..ti:r:il \v.i:its.
—.—.
A Fast I‘lyinz (‘arrier Pigeon.
liig‘it Iiiiiidmi and sixty~siy miles in
four and Ollt' fou tlid-iys is the record . f
a Newark pig‘con. It “as liberated at
Montgomery. Ali. 'l'liis t'm -. l! is
cluiiiird. is the fastest cvrr ma l~ in the
world by a pigeon for sun miles or over,
the b; st previous record bring nine to
tcii days. also in this country. This bird
. “as liatihi-d April Elli. i\‘\l. iri-ni some
German military stock. Before it was
six months old it tlcw in ditIi-iczit laces
under club rules. the great distance 1‘
1.5V: miles. the last THC“ being from
.‘Iorguntown. N. t‘.. 52:3 miles air line.
this being the farthest distanci- voting
birds were ever sliipicd. luring the
s -:i<on of lW-‘i it was left at home to do
as it placed. This season the bird was
put on IIlL' road again, It was flown
from Atluona, Penn. for the \I-rimlcr
priw. It was libcrutcil in rainy weathrr
and did not return fast enough to win.
It was again tried in the “'est, this time
from Steubenvillc. Ohio, 33:; miles. ’lhe
bird did not come home in good speed,
but in its race from the South it has
' nobly TCtlccmed‘ itself—CINE.) lIri‘ut’d.
l
‘ Grace Darling.
I brace Darling‘s name is the synonym
I of heroism and self-sacrifice. the was a
.r. five of Bambo‘rough. on the coast of
'Northumberland. England. where she
iwas born November 2!. 1513. "or
= father was keeper of the longstone
; Lighthouse. on one of the most exposed
of the Farm: Is‘ands. The great act on
which her fame chiefly rests was in res-
. citing niuc persons who. with six others,
; were the only survivors of a wrecked
steamer bound. September 6-7, 1538,
_ from Hull to Dundee. Grace, with the
3 help of her parents, but against their
rcmonstmuces. launched a boat. and,
g with her father. rescued nine of the sur-
, vivors who were clinging to spars and
other parts of the wreck. For h-rr dur-
ing she was everywhere highly coin-
mended, presents anl souvenirs of ad-
miration were sent to her from all parts,
and a public subscription to the value of
about $3,500 was raised for her. She
died October 20, 1842.—-1uler-Uceun.
Geronimo. the Apache Chief.
Whatever his lineage, it is not less true
that Geronimo is one of the most re-
markable Indian commanders the nation
I has ever known. Gifted with the cun-
ning and ferocity of a savage beast. al-
most void of human instincts, and skilled
as a modern professional in the use of
arms. all (ombine to make him a most
dreadful enemy. Addedto these peculiar
traits is his singular and almost unlimited
influence over the people among whom he
Ins lived. He has command of English,
Spanish, and scrotal Indian dialects, a d
in military capacity and. the power to
use his resources be is mot-other: a match
for any of the trained nldieu who have
been huntingme for yum—Sen Im-
t. . »
rim 05m
I
roitirluf SCIENCE. V
4‘
Recent determinations give light. I
velocity of 153320 miles per second
((‘ornul. or 136,380 miles per second
(.\I ichclsou l.
A new and plausible explanation of
the destructive tires occurring in pine
forests is offered. The pine resin cx-
nding from the trees is often of lens
shape. and beforr it thoroughly harden!
frequently of crystalline clear-nose. It is
surmised while in that condition I. '
lens may focus the sun‘s rays iipo
light twig or resinous point and 0 start
a blaze that quickly eats up a fi est.
In making wooden sccws th \ 0g is
first cut to proper lengths, split th ough
the centre. and the pieces sawed out. as
desired. These are stored for a season.
then taken and treated with steam and
dried, it bring desirable to dry as far as
possible by natural heat. “‘heu dry they
are rcturnel to the fart-try and worked
iiito the dll'ereiit parts which go to make
up thé wooden screws. “'oods pass
thzoiigli plaiiiiig—ma-‘liiucs. lathes, cut-
ting machines, a boring-machine, sand~
papcring, bending and grinding nia-
.rlizncs. screw tools. etc. The wastage
' is thirty per cent. for the lrgs or planks,
with a subs-squint loss of ten per cent.
for dimensions.
z-oiiie additional facts coul-crning the
tiiilfstreum are 5"! forth by :i In ston sci-
entist. It is. he says. a stratum of warm.
blue water not more than fifty fathoms
deep. and it flows due east at a rate that
would til-ac it to England within one
hundred days. on Cape Hatteras this
northwardrflowing stream is in the
form of a fan. its three warm bands
aprcadiiig out over the Atlantic surface
to :in aggregate breadth of lli? miles.
wliiletwo cooler binds of an aggrcgite
Eirx-iidth of tiftytwo miles are iutcrpiscd
5 bad“ 0 n them. The innermost warm
, I\.lllll is thcunc that rhows the liighc t
f tenipciaturc and spied. itsvcl-icitybeing
i greatest whrr‘e it is pressed la'crally by
the Arctic c irri-iit. so that the rate of
four miles per hour is ocasiunally ob-
served. The )cculiar b'ue odor of the
. wilt r. prolubly. is bm the the river slt
f w l‘llel into the l Sii‘if by the Mississippi is
‘ he‘d in sii~pensixui. '
Tue problem. says a sciriitific writer.
, iris interested many. “IIV two pieics of
i wood. sziwn from tli ‘ s .nic section of
' ti‘cc. sh ind “use“ \‘cry varied charme-
ti-ristics \\ hon used in diil'o-rcntpositions.
as. for i~\:iuip‘.c. a gate post being
- found to dri'ay much faster if the butt
cud ml the tree is uppermost than would
‘ be the cor if the twp wrrc piaccd in this
7 position —the reason being that the mois-
i lure of the a’niusplierc w.ll permeate the
pores of the woml much more rapidly
; the way the tree gr. iv than it would in
the opposite direi tion. \iii'roscopical or-
~ 3illlll.llli‘!l primes that the pores invite
E Illt am “I of moisture. \\ liilo they repeal
‘ its iicsi'cnt. The familiar (use of a
”wooden It‘d lie! is in point that is. soul!
'of the st ives appear to be riit rely rah
. iirati d. v. liiic others are apparently quite
dry. This also at ises from the some cause,
vii . Illl‘ giry srzivcs areén the position in
which the [:10 gri-w, while th - saturated
oncs arc rm erscd.
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74ho+eo’ rivsisant: sot—[rem
The cxtcrinrs ‘o‘.’ lb: so places are bad
though, willes llol-crt I’orZi-r. bat th‘: in-
tcz’io‘r is in more depl~ r.:b!e. The ques-
tion tli.it i entrants you c :iititiiially is h-w
i;i i li::ni:in l rings ii\'c in six: Ii :i terriblc
l i-ndit‘on' 'l lic wigwaui of the In iian
:iiid i;l.m of the I‘:r-]lllmil'l\ are con-
..strucicd with :i greater degrcc of care
. and more llllk'llli‘fil :o IIII‘IY riidi- notions
‘ of iozzifort than the ll<‘\t‘l tlic horn-gal
p asaiit Chris on Ill" side of a mountain
1'!‘ read. 'l‘hcy arc Usually born foiirtv cn
to eighteen ti--~t square. soin limo-s less.
are b'iiit of mud and static and
'I‘Iiv'y
tliati-lied with rushes 0r sod. tied tightly
down to privy-cling stones with rough
cords made of ha}. i: re piiri's no small
amount of courage to enter these habita-
tiuiis. 5i IIII‘IiuI”$ there is nothing but
the bare earth. which in rainy weather is
: Wet and sloppy. lit) the stonc hearth
rl‘llllllt‘l‘ :i few «luds of peat. filling the
plavc \\ itli smoke. llalbnakcd ( h ldren
arc plazing “nth Ill“ Clili hens and pigs
tlizit Cilllli‘ in :lllilnlil :it will by the front
9 door. An old iron pot. sometimes a few
odd bits of (‘ritl'kl ry. a ('uuplc of thrce-
lcg‘w‘d stools. a table isui-irtinies‘i, and 8
l'i-w boards. which are laid down and
i covered with straw or lli'alllt‘r to sleep
on. comprisc the furniture of these (lens
of mini tlIl-l misery. Terrible as their
homes are. they are made the more tin"!!-
lilurablc by insiitlicieut fool. “Indian
stir-about.“ made with water and a lull!
blink tin. are the daily rations. Pota-
toes are considered a great boon. cabbage
a luxury. but neat is something rarely
or never $9.1). l'puu such {arc it is nat-
ural Ill‘ll the lace is dctcriori/ing, and I
am told that a large number of the girls
die of consumption at a comparatively
c.:rly age. Housed within tottering,
crumbling walls. and broki-n panes
stuffed with straw. with a leaky roof and
wet. earthy floor to s‘ecp on; fed upon
the poorest of food and clad in rags, it is
not too much to say that the perfection
of discomfort and misery has bi-en
reached by this population. Rheuma-
tism, indigestion. p ilsy and chronic dis-
cases of all kinds are common among
them, nllarisiiig from the cmdition in.
which they live. l'nlcss paying indus-
tries of some kind are established in
these districts the population must grad-
ually become extinct.
Missed Ills Discharge.
As hospital steward of our regiment I
had opportunity to notice the ifl’erent
tricks and devices employed for “getting
out of thi- army," says it write.- in the
Detroit Fru' l‘riu. (Inc of the most
laughable and best piavcd was that of a
private of one of the companies, who had
been suffering: from rheumatism for some
time. He persistently used a cane while
walking—cue of his legs appeared to be
drawn up and lame. Although closely
watched, be had been :0 consistent in
his actions that the regimental surgeon
and camp ofiicers thought it best to give
him a discharge. After having been ex-
amined by the brigade saigmn the‘
sofdhzr‘s papers were sent up to bend-
quartEIe, but on account of some ,reds
tape omission ca‘nc bark to us for cor-
rection. The campinggmnnd, on the
right trunk oftthe Mississippi, was very
much infested by rats. and the boys ens
joyed themselves by pouring water into
the rats’ holes, causing them to come out.
whereupon they would be pursued and
much fun resulted from the chase. ' One
morning while _, eating breakfast our
crip 'ed soldier was standing near the
kitchen tent, a dueply-mlcrcsled SPPC-
tator of the sport: the boys‘wcre having
in drowning out and watching the sons-
ing of the nuts. All at once that lame
man surprised us by running as fast and
well as a schoolboy would, calling out:
“Rats, boys, there is 8 mt," and throw—
ing his one at the rat at the same time.
“-1311, he gave it up. The disc
pnpers not having been returned to -
quuiers yet, were corrected in such I.
wav as to return a soldier to In: company,
or which be was artery-rd ngood mum.
her.
He who would with prudence '
must learn to keep 3‘ eat when provoked;
Norwalk Chronicler