gi‘iiia'SEN'i‘INEif.
‘35.
Sat TH .\'Ul‘.\\'Al.l\'. si-tr'rmmi: :
REVULT IN MADRID.
A Body of Spanish 'l‘roups .lt-
tcnfiit :l llcyolulhin.
The Iizsiii‘i‘ot‘iion Put Down After
Sonic Loss cl Liic.‘
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FARuIER) AND DAIRYMEN.
\ath-hnl l‘I-Il\vlltiun ot‘ Husband-
mcn nml Ilultc'rninlu-rx
'l‘H- \‘v irafli Min» .11 l‘oiin'm ill
.: an ;\,;l'l iilturul and Dairy A‘so ~51»
tiuu .‘t . t . ll ll 0‘. tli inlla‘ l‘tilll‘llt‘lll‘ll llolol,
‘Vallv
l'l..ill.-l~i1il111f. S-i'i u‘ f-Il‘l)’ \li‘li‘. was \\\‘l‘\i
i. tvi«!rs~li‘:i- ' l‘h‘ltlliV l’-|iii:s.l\nt\iai
. t“ \ 21.. Now Not aw, l‘vianal“ “hm.
\ i:‘;:' ll ‘vln-‘vfa'hl. ln’ul git loud. hogan,
.‘l i~ . ii . 1's fl'ltl t'nii hill .lowigth H l . ll.
.2 .\». . 11;. um t li writ l’rwi lI‘lll of the 1
o \
.ull /
wt 'l‘i".§l‘t‘l \vn-ro rri l from l‘ro-i loot
.l. iln- Hon-run ~ o! l‘ctiihvhania.
Y-l will, Florida.
Status Smiu'ors
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:itii linl n'vu, than l in! -l
- \iv i'.
of ill“ ,
lllll when Sinai;
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QISADYANTAGES OF SOME
PEOPLE.
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‘ Text: “All thcso things are against me."
} ——Honcsls. xlii, :hi.
Father Jac ili. you arc-wrong? You think
\our son J. sol. b is Lit-ad, lut ho is Prime
‘Mnnstct‘ of Egypt and has tho keys of the
‘ nl‘cat corn-rib. Youthnik that vir. uuistan-c:
m‘cnll a l\ 6PM“. but they will turn out well
In all your lifu you never trail-a gnawr
- . kothan whcnyou said: “.-\ilthosuthing.~
u "nxt i-iie." _
A :i-ait' inzzltitudo of pong-lo are under
.‘l‘flllllll; tll~tlllvnlllzl§0x aul l \\ ill to day. in
tho .warild ~t :lii.;_o Simon that i ran niaii—
luv. 1 ‘t a“, llli‘ll‘ l ast s. not as a nut-so counts
out cunt or ti ll drops of u llll'w‘l i1 laill. stirs
them ill a half p s of watcr. hat a“ what: a
n has to llll\ Int” ml" n 1 "ll“ -a:iioun! of
. 1‘ lai‘ 'r: \E.l.«il‘ b. : la. and tho
' l a'ivnt i\ walkml rapidly round ll iouu and
sha mix up and pouu Icl until ii” guts \\l\ll‘ ‘
Many of )ou Lave l‘l 'll a hug» i
'lll of “iv p ion of dis-nuragvnii-ut and -
anon on: by tho m’dvr of tho l‘l\‘lll\‘ I‘h_\’si--
rirmt - r who you out of that h tlimgy.‘
“l-‘u'sl. lll:lll_\' pt-oplo arc i.n lvr tho disal»
vauia;o of an ll :l'virtuiiato lllllllt‘ :ivcn them
by ltll'x‘lll~ who lll'lllglll t‘ioy wore d on; a
. ml thing. Flinn-{lines n: t].- baptism of
«zuiilrvn “Lilo l-li_u\o h ~ld up oiio ban-l in
l-l‘:l\l‘l‘ I hau- livid up tho othor haul in
anal '11“ nt' that parviits should havc \\-l-i:_'hl~
ml tlw ! :ilic \\ itli surli a divonuni ail-l rl-pul- l
.\ \w :it in: iivlatiim. l ll(|\1‘ lit-l so lllll2‘ll woir
dorol that r-‘illlil rhiltlron should vry out at
_ In" l'lll‘hll‘llllla' tout as that others with so. h
: smiling fur:- slioul l lnko n tith‘ that 'will ho
% the burdun of thcir lit'ctiiiaa. it. is ontsngcons
' to n'llirt whildron with an lllhlt sil‘ul-lc nuiuo
:liocnuso it happen-«l t» he pilvl‘sfiel by u
. inn-ntmr a ll ‘ll lint-lo froziinvhoui l:i\'Ul‘.\‘ ai‘o '.
(wt-c l-rd. t r \(lllll‘ pruniiucnt man of the day :
who may end h s lilo in \ll.\¥_l‘:\:‘i‘. it is a;
(urine. lorauss lbw) :il‘c St'l‘qilmu liumcs. In
aid at t'h.ll JPllUltlltllll or 'l‘iglath l ill-rr.
. A: tlii~ \t‘l" 'nllar‘l liap'isrd i no by tho
“:1". o n!‘ liallislu-lu. \\ by. llllllt‘r all tin-
! tli 'so who b:
‘ no limiting in homo. no sirai
c r \uii:uiili.:-iit llillil‘ll. any paw t >liould
\\ .‘liil l . gnu lo .‘I ' 1) Li lll ‘ iialiicvt‘thul llMlSt‘
and infamous c ' .ii'o of S iipturc lllllx‘a l
rump-t ltll:l,‘lllk hav-yohoa t‘vlt at tho
l-upt- ital: ~ .lv‘ll naun s wo c :llllinunnal
to inn. illm x.) .ii_'. ludiil licv. llr. ltivhard‘
of ll-i‘i'ist ion. .\. .l.. “b ~11 n cailtl \\‘.‘
illllllllt‘tl h ill for sprinkling :iiil tho naun-i
goon “llatln‘t )o l li ‘ttcr call it s illlt‘llilll‘; -
cli‘H”
xllti
c\‘ s :o' s it’ll as. lip}
tra ilo “lli‘ll our l: with .
. . . .
mm vs iiitisi 'al Ill \utllll uni \u ‘
xivli as .l‘ llil. nil-anal
4 nu-aimi;
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ll’vaps‘la " .
\lni‘.‘ l. . .ii:.:i:.;i:,, " -ol
l in.” \u‘ .\i li. mh. lln‘ lll : -; \ 1w“
tot plof nt‘ .\li.l~2‘ns~‘
yr .\‘ilrm\ llli mug
li.l. lmiauiu; “» wt
‘ ll‘1llllllll £|\:l lr~~\‘.‘
hurl." \~l' l ti. in:
an: “no
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lilt‘oln‘l‘ oft .
:imalulpratliorth: l:
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l..llll - 1:4 as "\‘\~llVllla.
li.:i il‘azi-‘r‘
lint ~Ultli'llll K“ llw
1‘ not in tau ;i\. n
llllllli' \\ hm Ev
imitlraii ‘v in hit .
i... but ill tll-~ taiialvi
l'ui‘rsaro willitx; to hit
. taiiulio; that ho 1| :1
” iia~io~ -. all tho 5 minimum
“till a moat tliéiu .autigc. \N-u say. ‘ 1
wow li‘l' if ho l‘ an. i‘rlation to ~o aa~l so,‘
lllrlll. inn; soiiio tum i_\' cclvld‘alvd l’nrrrlmo
vl‘tl-a‘vptlou ll sa \\oinl~~:: to am that tll
a 1 \ll h lllllllllv‘s mum spsriztul \\“l :iuan
do“ not riw. saying; to l:\\ lrulhors ail-l ss
tvis “If yo: want to kcvgi this ltll1\.‘\ll c M i
s :iiulailailtrizi tl~ a llillll“. l \\i l iowp ll iio'
. loll-gov than until l)‘ qill ‘lu‘sl l‘l‘ill’W‘ of In“
I run . o .;l\ otl‘ tlw g:lt|;l’nz:u “ \\‘l.i~u tlic
> gc-iivial :lsu- ul‘lx wt tho l‘i'oiliylct ma l'lllir\ b
oi tho I n tol .\iat.~s tin-t lll ttih itll llll,’ in
l‘l :lwo o tubatle- lilv‘l of lli-- soc tod dis
p of“ u ‘tnppwl at tli~~ ~2llll!‘ l:\l,\v~,1|llli1lli‘
Lad lll“ moth lll r of lwm; \ll’ >3 ur and thi-
blllsl lllk' ll::\ll iiiior t‘l l‘t‘lll: .\lr l‘ivklo. .'\ll‘l
’ _\ il‘vil)'\lll‘l‘\'ltll‘\llil\ll‘.ll1ll\‘tlsilill.l‘lll“lllt“
mow lll‘tlll‘llll'Jllli'll ui \\l.i li ll‘l~ lnua a lift“
loo; (ilt‘luvln ”you ll.'|\\‘ ‘tartt ll i- to innit-l"
n Iiaiiiv whi h t‘:llll‘l‘ tliioagh l‘lill u‘mis ol"
lliugrapli)‘ or Yum-as suggosuozi ll.‘\\ boon an ‘
oiu'iiiiibi'niiuo. It‘mln- that lll'.‘ uoxt gcnurw
lion shall Iii-l lw \u “mililo-l.
i ll is no lu-riivaiiiuz. tog-liaiuo a iuiino Saul
' of 'l‘arsuslnw to l‘aul tho .’\‘\\|\‘lt‘ fl’ltl: ~
| sub ‘ t‘ic iiiyi't o" ltvnnnio l'lstlior tho "stnrf ,
\l'o havc iii :\:lit‘l‘li‘l|. and l suppmo it is so "
. in all nuniti'ivsaianius “Ill bought ll'l‘t‘illN‘l’ f
3 ishwd audciin Lo and will lie uli-ihslicd for~
L thi- roanni that llicy are a lib-d uu-l a \l:lll«'-‘~
I, dor, lint if for any ivasoii you aro sub
.1‘
’1 nivr;wl cithn-r l-_\‘ a gin-ii uauiv oi‘liy a faili- ‘
.‘l‘?l~'l. «:t .\r\\‘ Vol“... lllll‘l‘iwi‘l. of liiilinnn; ; ily tin‘uu that _\ou must boar: (kid will liu-lp:
Mail \iw. x-f \ tr. ..ia. aml \‘au \‘vl‘. of \\‘i~< ? you toovcriomo tlic outrago by a lilo consu i
c b3 tl! ‘ l‘l ll‘lllllfl‘l‘ of l;l‘x‘~\lllv‘“. :itil ; unto l to tho goo-1 and. lhcftil. \'nii n.a\'
' . - 1 fldl'll‘ In. l‘omiuiru-zicr of Agi'i- 5 Proof thccurso from the naaio. You may .
l ’ :' >t3lll:‘\\lll\l chango tho signiiicnuco. if out-v i
" in It :r “man .laiiiws llu-‘haunu. of Saw
.lv'M-v 'i hm . ol tho t‘oiiwiitiuiii-ii thi- ~ulw
lit. t to ma- .‘Hl’Jli‘ lvlll. nzi-l in his rw
i ."".'l~'w' :ul‘mii to b .
Ilt Hlllzw 1
“HI lliuu’, also of NcmursJy. i
‘In' ruin ll‘k\
l'uail)‘ lo oppuw’
a. a» all :i-twl in ctl‘owt suy: fl
illllh'l‘lillllftl ll‘|i!V'—‘l“l1I‘ll‘l‘lhérl‘gi l
“l L\ lis )u-t io~ inland l«l‘i‘~l‘ll[ roputa~ }
. .oimiiv to 1L.- lvl‘u'sin-l‘lly of tho .i
‘ rim of tho mutiiiiry, trial. tln‘m’l
‘ 'r“ ll"l| oi.” \ev?\‘il fur Illt‘ (lbw-Illa!“ 1
:z . ~ t .l urn . ”2.! ol li and tlv“\‘r\l‘ l‘n '
n at. ml niippl-rt ot' lh- l'ai‘iin-rs. i‘i-gnrd-
.. ..: :4; u hm“. r amount-us.
loo i: la ihodoty of tb.~ Hovornaivnt to
I .‘s i I:‘\\~‘l\ l-f‘lvgisiution lllltl liv lrcaly ;
:.-o..n wl'm oi‘y ills-'l‘llllllitlllilLLglglllllsl
mull. t~. lll to t-vtvnil lllc arca and 1
rr .1”wirwlustiuns,
'liiat Hy l‘llllu‘ll‘t‘ itilol‘l ‘
tin. and D. 'S- ‘ixtary of .-\‘_fl‘ivu’luru. willl '
it. - 'i'i,,xtl and yroilvgo of :l Val-incl Minis-
lcl ’ '
Vl lint \\ u «all on t‘oagi‘o-s to s i rovisn the
tax iil‘ Pain of th- cwintrv as to pt‘ittui‘l tho ‘
ng mil! :ial inl Milo. luv iziiimsiirg slli‘ll .
ll .1 m o t . t'l‘: 'll aiiddu ry protlue‘h us to cur l
I‘tll ii no: -- If an notion-i511 coniputition
ui tin-w l rt d l lioux, ‘ .
T: at Iii-7 l'i‘-"lllli‘llllt‘lll of tho duty on wool
.- i l r\‘\ (may to l.“ L i. ro oniuiondotl
g. u to»! pr to li\lltl-i tliu’agriculturul pur-
,uo ot‘ oo it gromnz.
l.\-- ll
l~il2.li'
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.‘lr lxuiiar. >l't‘l'i‘lfll'y of tho
thruufli Land l.‘ouiiui>sioiu~r "Sparks. in
the ‘kin; :nlhl grabbing null liril\‘0lllllli{5ll\flll-
intiuih ug-on our public lands and proscrving
tluiui in nu in! orininm to our clilldrou. moot;
tho approbation uud liwrty approval of this
Cunimitlon.
That ll.li l'onwntion .~_\'in‘rutliirm with the l
\rsrkmw. in inllrluwi’n’l zuil honunblc oll‘uru
to but” tho: t‘t‘utllllilll.=
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PUBLIC LANiis
Ho“ ley.\\'vrc Disposed ol‘ During
tho.— l'nM l-‘iscnl \‘rnr.
( HlIUin-lonl‘r Sparks. of tliullonet‘nl Land
( itlim. has prcpnru l a stntmiwnt Slltfll‘lug tln
dnposals of publr~ lun-ls for the fiscal your
Gilllt‘ l .luuv iii-I. l“ 1. from which it appoint
that tliw t ~t :l iimnlm‘ of enlrins were
‘.’.“..124. y ail-m ~inj.: an area (-2 ‘Jildhlldl “F.
nor-w ' 'I'bw ninniut of in may ro-eivml for
this hull was 5?. ll'!.7\'i?. The cash sales ng~
gradual itl‘n res. and; the amount rc-
' wiwt thorn-air “as {mi-75d. Original
lhllul-hlwinl 7 vulrn-s were made _to
lliu IllI‘lillEl‘ of til,“ N. ‘ govern“:
an arm of taillll‘ii arrw. The lists of selec-
tions" ii-trh- by railroad companies under
tho oath-mm giants n'gregau- 2,111l.3>::7
arcs Tlu: Billllbt‘l‘ o timber cultnm'
walrus mule was shun. comprising
7-.i3'r‘fiu' rim 'l‘hq remaining area dis
Ins-«l of minimal of mild try bunny lanrl.
“ul'yrlilll local on». scrip lm‘atiolfi. State St“
lc-tu-m on 9»): road wluotious and ' agri-
cultuiul mllrgr Si'lt‘t‘linns. ‘ual proof
"as made uwu likifli hommtead entries.
cinbramug an out or Ataturk: arm-s. and
-t,’uub.:r vulture rntrim numbering lik‘fiil and ~'
Covvrin; an onus of RUIN acres. The above
totals don it include thuljvmls .0! Indian
hulls, amounting“; 15.5%? entries. compris
in: an arm uf l‘!m‘:jl‘; acres. on Mcouutof
which fill-0.27:1! were run-Wed.
l'nd« r this head of (ash sales are included
rant: pre omprion untries. with an nreq or
3.233% clergy and 21.5“ desert had entries,
with an area of 733.558 acres min~
oral entriel numbcred 1.3233. covering Rabi)
acres Them were 5.8“.“ homes-tend entrie-
‘ conunuted to cash entries. coral-i an nren
ct Loan. 7.2” This lam are. not. in-
won
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’ can inulwitslauil for humility. If it oiirestziod
\< -;i. l l:" lvvli «vi lil‘|l tidbit; lin‘ llt‘Xl. ’
,. ‘ ii l‘.‘\ii.;i'vs\ rzlui' . would lio niailc l
.1 t v“. ' “win: or iiitdin' tho Ia“. till-l ho ;
, linlosuf iizstntim-s
VI grunt multitudo that. no man can niuulwr
of nqrivuliuro l
l havo his hand a
~ can‘t you silvo ll.‘
i must go. . tlood-byoé‘
; thucliuival dopartniont of one of tho Now
Tim lln' |u li 3v ul l‘ri‘nidrntl‘lovrlnuduud l
llllol‘lflr.
it stood for uirnnuoss you can uiuko it sin-id
tor gl-ncrositv. If oncu it stood for prido you
for fraud you run n nkc itstanel tor lioiiosty.
lfl‘llt‘l‘ it stood for \\ lt‘kl‘tlllt‘x’s‘ you can iiiakc
it stard for purity. There huvo Inn-n multi-
whcro 1min and \vo’nron
limo iuazniilt t-nllv (’Ullilllt‘l‘t‘il the disasters
of tho iiaiuu in‘li toil \lpull lllt‘lll.
Again, mun) poozilo labor unilorlho niis~
fortuno of incuiiiploto physi al opiipiucnt.
We aro l~y orr t‘rvnt \r so n muninh ally built
that we cannot ml‘urd tho olilituratiou of any
physical faculty. \\'o want rur two cym‘
tilll‘ I“ u \‘al‘b. Ulll‘ l\\‘u h lllils'. Ulll‘ l\\'0 hurt.
I ur night lingers mid to o thumbs. \‘ct how
many pooplo linvo but ono arm or but one
eye or but one foot; 'l‘ho’ordiiinry casual
lies of lifn linvo boon quadrupled. quintuplod.
sextuplod. aye \ outnplml lll our times by the
t‘ixil “'nr. and at' tho North and South :1
nio'llglitiug thr battlo of life with half or
luvs than half tlic nccllcd physical arinluucut.
I do not . wondcr at tho [nlhos ot‘ a soldior
during tho war. who. when told that homitsl
uipututcd. said: “I'm-tor.
‘ \\'hcn told that it. was
llll|1HS\llil|‘. said. with t! nis rolling down his
checks: “\l'rll. tin-n. goal-bye. old hand. 1'
bow to 'part with’you You havo done uni a
good service for ninnv yours but it suums you
.~\ m-lul-i‘utml surgoziu told mo of a swim in
\ \‘l‘k hospitals 'wh n a poor luau with u
\vounlvd leg was brought in bol'oro tho stir
alt-ms to be oporafol on. and tho surge in was
iouiting out this and that to tho stud-into~ and
mulling th ~ woundod lug. nut was about. 1-0
pmccod to muputaiioii. thi poor man lunpt
tr in tho table and hobbled to tho door and
said: “Hontlonien. l mu sorr ' to disappoint.
you. but bv the hclp of God , will din with
my log on.“ What a terrific. loss is tho loss
of our physical farultiasl l'l‘ho way the bat
tic. of l‘recy was docitlml against tho Fran “ll
was by the \\'clsluueu killing tho French
homes and that brought tlioir riders to the
ground. And wlicn you cripple this bodv.
which is nicrcly tho animal on which tho
, soul rides; you may soniotinics defeat the
l soul]. Yo: how n'nny suitor from this phys-
' in-al taking off! Good cheer. my brothers!
God will make it up to you SOIllv‘llO‘N. The
crave. tho sympathy of God will be mom to
; run than anything you ham lost. If God
i allows part ofynur rcsour. es to be cut. off in
i one place. He will add it on somowherc else.
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'As Augustus the oniprror. took 011‘ a day
= from February. iiinkinjitthe shornstuioulh
<1 in tha your. and nddal it: to August. the
month named after h‘ms-elf. so advantages
taken from one part of your nature will be
added on to another part.
_ But it is wanting how inn-h of tho world‘s
‘ work has been done by man of subtracted
5 physical organization. S. S. Preston. tho
i great orator of the South wast. went limping
5 all his life. but there was no {not put. down
platform of his day that remanded-
so far In his club foot lieatliovcn was so
. :loaf that he could not hear the crahol the
5 wrchcsti‘a rendering his oratorios To
Thomas Carlisle. tho dyspeptic martyr. was
given the commission todrive cant out. of tha
wl‘rld‘s literature. 'Rev. Thomas mockton,
3f Phlladclphla, with one lung rdlsed his au~
iiences nearer heaven than most ministers
can miss thorn with taro lungs. In the bunks.
the insurance minimums the commercial es-
tablishment athe reformatory associationsthe
churches. there are tens of thonznnds of men
Mid women today doubled up of rhcnmtisms
or stabbed bv neuralgias or with only frag
mental of limbs. the rust of which they left-nil
Chnttnnoogs or South Mountain or the Wih
6M nnd'yet than people are worth mom
to the world cud worn to the church and
mom to God than than “if nowhcrhnve never
In much u had n anger. taint szificnqd by n
salon. row (unwilling fgcnluqnthnt
rennin 3nd chargers: opposing cit-cum.
Juneau with tho Mum-don or John of
, upon any
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w W... W—mw‘ .. h... .
3 iii fr Fall“) to \lh‘flk or pray ill l'vll nous us-
, st-riibli- s or p ili’io oc usl ins. patriotic or po»
. gl‘u‘wlli
V um“
‘ lg: l:; s wounlt‘)’
- no. h . was iri-vsi‘tihio. and a- ho wont on in
‘.
’ and as won as I could wipo out of nor cyc!
’l‘lllt‘l‘ disadvnulagml
‘t’roiu prayordnwting wlioro ho gnvo tosti‘
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strike one good blow with this sword of ;
mine “ Do not think so much of what. facul- i
ties you have lost. as of what faculties rc—
ninin. You have cnouqh left. to make your-
self felt in three worlds while you help the
earth and balk boil and win heaven. Arise ':
from your discouragemt-nr... ll men of de-w
plated or rripplod physical facultiM. and sec 5
what, by the special help of God, you can
acconmlish. I
The skilled horsemen stand around B11—
couhalus, unable to mount: or warm re him. so
wild was the stun I. But Alexander'notivcd
that tho sight of h‘s own shadow socmcd to l
disturb the horse. So Alcxandur clutched ;
him [iv the bri-lle and turned liish ind away .
from th\ shadow and toward the sun and
tho burs ‘sngitation w?“ :onc rind Alovan lur _
mountml him and rodouil‘ to the astmitslr .
nicnt of all who stood liv. And what you
pc iplo ncod . is to have yotir sight turn-d
away from the shadows of your cnrthlv lot.
ovor which you have so long wind-ircd. no.1
i
\ourj h at turnil toward the sun. the
ill int-us sun of g 3i“. coirolation and l‘hris- ‘
tian hopJ and spiritual triumph.
Anti thou ronimul-or that all physical dis- ,
advantazcs will aftcr awhilo \:lltl.\ll. ' Lot
:c lvccn rlu-tuiiatiquol out of a
foot or ratari’ic'cd out of an cvo or by tho :
porpctual roar of our ("it:t‘« tliuiuloiol out of
an car. look forward to tho da)‘ whom this
old tonomuut house of tlcsli will co'oo down .
and a lit-ttor ono shall ‘I‘ ro‘tnil-loil._ The ,
rosurrcction lllol‘lll‘ilg will providu you with _
a ballot" outfit. l‘llllll‘l‘ tho uudmiic; worn-
l’iiildihuilcdand t'ripiilod orzans will ln' s-i N. j
condructellhat you Will hardlv know the-iii. [
or an cutirely in \v set of ryos and cars an 1 foot
i
will litigiven you, Just what it meme bv
corruption i-nttin: on in: Ol'l’lllillt‘ll wo do .
not know, savotbat it Will lic gl-i v
iuatl‘nlile: P
in; of the ;
cycsiuht ti» sou things a little way off; no;
puttingof tho hand behind the car to double 3
the «‘n]m“ily of the tympanuni; but fa “ll-Les:
perfect. all tho kovs of the inst run’wnt at mood
or the swycp of th ‘ fingers of c ‘stnsy. lint:
until that day of rmuinption comm lot as
bonr ca‘li (db-Jr‘s burdous and so fuliill the .
law of l‘hrid.
Anothcr formof lllSJll vanta to undcr will ‘b
many labor is lack of curly valuation. There
Will lic no excusu for ignornuro in tho ncxt
g:-‘ll(\“lll201l. Fro-x \t‘lli-uls and illiiuitablo op-
portunity of “location will nmko i:iior:iti \u. ‘
a «trim l boil or in l oaipulsory oduvali-on, i
and thwo partials who no:lv‘vt to put tliwir'.
childrvii llllilt‘l‘ olut‘alzoiinl udvantauwk~ liavo <
‘lr-zt on . rizlit loft. :iul that is tho paint-tr
ltary. ll it ilicro aro llllllllllllli'S of mun and
“moon in Illlll lil‘o who lial uo opium-luxury.
l":oi‘ \. ho-ils had not yot ili‘l‘ll l‘wlflulISfli‘tlflllltl -
' f ‘iiuiltatuh-s hal lilil“ or u i s'hool at
'l‘iiov fo -l it whoa. as l‘hrj‘tiau Illi‘Ll.
lili 2:}
l
..\\.w
\'l‘ 1‘ .u ‘ativinal.
tiio. do not
u -tl:iii.: to
Til-‘3 *o s lotll. lo
\‘pllllwl‘x‘lll. Tlidyl
lCiuli-h uraniiiiar. or '
i_\' or bulk-s lot‘i'v. ‘1‘.th would 5
know a i-al'.ivip‘o from a pronoun if :
'i-v it many tau: . a xlai. Many of tho _
«mmu‘. ill‘ r ‘liutif \ of _\lllt‘l'li‘ll and .
\h iioisti all plat vs cannot \\l‘.l - an *
~" in :i:i\ t'wsiira They an-
Fl-l" .t u;- -lt I'lvl’l.\ an l aiopu» 1
tap .i‘l\l i mat.»
aoiiir) mat: oh . iii oti ‘ in '
*‘Il ugloii lll:ll\i‘ l. s Lil‘illlls‘ li_v \riiliiig ‘
-. D" for Faun-“m ~ii o“ li\~ll.: tli ~:u llll
lll~‘ (‘ on. .. . .' ~ ri alter thy-y
\li‘iHi‘l‘t‘d. Tim «mm lllile'i‘a“)‘ .
'~ l~ ~\ oil l llli‘:l\tll‘«‘lllt‘l\l.
.‘s-‘i‘. rilnltiri‘. a man ‘lu ls lmuwl! in mid
lifo walnut nliivali ii. what Ix‘i‘it‘ tad i: llo !
lilo Lost ho can. l‘hv i: . t oiln mo layman
l'l a form-«r past 7 t‘lirirgt‘ l‘.n|
l or .,~ ll“.ll'il siuak on rrhgi ius
lilt’lll“~ could “'illllll liw minutm of ,
t‘\ll“l'l.‘lll .n l-rtxi. ail lll‘ l:\\\.\ of liiizlisli
maurilar and it llt‘ luil tlll)‘ law llllfrtlt‘llll‘wl
Lo \\ uhl vonipluf , tli~~ ooi 5. of luuuai dovnx
tall in In tho pruyor with whi ‘ll ho tollowotl ‘
it. in:i l woiltl i'attiu‘ lino hiiii prav for l
nu- ill worn \lt‘k orin troublo than am
( ‘hrhtiau iizan l kn uv ml". audio that church
all lll-‘ to win pin-torn»! llllll lll ovliortntion
a‘itl .ii'ayoz'l iullothors \\'§i_v! llo ‘nuwho \un
. . inorvughh pious and hailin 'h imwcr with
:s - ll‘t'l
h:~ p‘ayt-ix. sillllv‘l‘V t‘o‘wllll-l and >.‘Illll.~l
shoutctl for joy. l=l tlie‘ wroavml svonicd lo-
:51 bu. ”r. thmr tit-ad in vol Sllull‘lillilirlllolll‘ ‘
slit And \vhon lit-had nlvililnnl prnjuu.
outnuh tears to son , tho closing iymn
l l‘llili’ll tho lllx‘t‘llllg t'o irl‘ul that sonic long- :
\\lllilul. prayer nil-chug boro would pull us a
down from tho smcuth liozuozi. Not a Word é
halo lto say :lgllllhl accuracy of siim- h or
lino i-lo ‘\illtlll or high iiionlai ciilturo. (Sr!
all lhom \‘ou \‘ull. llul I do say to tliusu who
our . l rought up in tho ilav ot‘ poir N‘lllllll‘
housu. and ignorant svhoolniastwm an-l no
opportunity. you may ll'l\‘t‘ so lllllt h
oi Hod In your soul~ and so much of ’
lii‘:|\’t‘ll lll your uvcl‘ydn)’ ’ lilo that ‘
yoi will l-o lll|:lll|8l‘ for good than
iiiauv uh I won: through all tho wurrii'ulum
of ll'u‘vurd or \‘ali or (Hford. vct novur
:rad-iatcd iii thos- ~lio ii of l.‘hi ist. ll lion you
you wlu-thcr _\ on can pure tlic first. chnptvr
\f Noxious, l lit \\ hullior you' burn Irnrnt-d
tho fcar o: tliu l. vr.l which is the boginiimg
.if'wislom; nor “hothur you ku'iu how ti
Villlfll‘l‘ the circle, but win-llit-ryozwavo lived
a \illllll‘t‘ lifo in a rouii l world. Mount Xi. ii
l\ highcr than Mount Parnassus. .
llut what- otlior iiiultitirlos thi-rc are under
Mr ro is a Christian
woiuan whoso husband thinks rcligion a sham.
anl ‘thiln tho will! prays t‘io children one
war the husband swo rs thctu nuothcr.. Ur
hero is n t‘hrislian l .nu who is tryiiig’to do
his bust. for Hod and tho church and his wifo
holds him bask and mys on tho way home
Inony for Christ:
you’rsz‘lfi . I
koip still.“
“\Yhnt a fool you uinde‘of
hopo horcafitcr you will
And when ho would b.\
lioucvol ~nt and giro fifty dollars. sho
critit-iros him for not givin v titty routs.
1 must do justico nnd iablicly thunk tlo-l
Unit 1 uuvur uroi osod at mine to civa nnv
thing for any causo of humanity or religion .
but tno otlwr pnrtnor in tho tltfllk‘dll' tlrni
approved it. And who“ it. scenic l beyond
my «bill .y. and i‘ailhin God “as uovossnry.
.s‘llt‘ had thrN-t‘ourths tho in th But 1 know
nicu who. \\ hen thoy coutriliu‘to ti charita-
hlo ohjocts. arc atrnid thatthu wife will find
it out. “'hnt a withering curzo such a
Woman must. be to n good man.
'l‘hcn tlioru nrc others under the glvat dis-
advantago of povorty.
things rlicaiost! You say those who have
littlo moans. Rut. thoy pay more. You buy
conl by tho ton. 'l‘hziy buy it by the bucket.
You buy Hour by the barrcl. They buy it
by tho pound. You not apparel cheap but
causc yoi my cash. They pav dour bcrauso
lli ~y ham to get. trustel. And tho Bible was
right when it. said: “Tho dostruction of the
poor is their poverty.“
Thou them arc this.) who mndo a mistake
in curlyslit‘e and that. overshadows all their
days “no you not know that t tniau was
on c in prison!“ is whisporcd. t r “Do 'on
know that. thatninn onco attempted suini o?"
Or “Do on know that that. man once.
abs-condo: s“ Or “Do you know that. that.
man wa: once dischnrgcd for dishonest 3"
Perhaps tlicre was only one wrong deer in
tho iiizui‘s life and that one not haunts the sub
sequent halfwontury of his existeu c.
(fibers have unfortunate prodominenc of
some mound faculty and their rashuefi
throws them into wild enterprises, or their
ti‘opitlution makes thou) decline grout oppor-
tunitlcs. or there is a win of melanchol ' in
their disposition that defcats them. or t ey
have an gildowuient of over mirth that gives
the impression of insincerity. ’ ,
Others have n mighty obstsctcin “few per.
son‘il upgmaranre. for which theynro not. re~
spoustblo. They forget that God fashioned
their featnrcs and their complexion and their
stnturu. the she of Lhcir nose and mouth and’
hands an I fo it. an i gnvc them th iir gait and
their gou iral niiponrnarc: and they‘forgel
that. much of the world‘s best work and the
church‘s best work has been dons by homely
Hoopla. and that Paul. the apostle. is said to
are boon hump-backed uni his eyesight
weakened by oplithalinia, \vziilc many of the
tiniest in appearancs have passed their time,
before flattering lookiug~glnsseg or in study.
ing killing attitudes and in displaying the
richness of warvlrobaz.’ not one ribbon or
vest. or M ‘k or glove or tumor: or shoestring
of which they have bad brains enough mourn
for thcmscl res.
Utlnm had wrong proclivities from the
start. Thar wore born wrong. and that «
sticks t.) one evon after he is born again.
They haven natural crankinless that: is an
rents old. It crime over with their Erenb
grandfathers from Scotland or" “Tales or
France. It was born on the banks of tho
Thames. or the Clydo, or the Tibsr. or the
Rhino. uid has survivod all the plagues dud
epidemics of many generation and is living
bo-dny on tha banks of the nelson, or the
Andros gin, or the Savannah. or
Plato. all when n nun tries to stop this
evil ancestral proclivity he is like a mun on a
rock in the nplds o! Xingu. holding with I
grip. from which the swift entrants ore try-
L
‘ to sweep him inm the nu beyond.
thin world is an 0 Menu) world,
on. over-worked world! It is on nwtully
It is a dreadfully tutor-nuns
Wren-Id;
mild. mustang ”Mount.
' ”halt!” Stun-A
cum-o! in. “film-times
, sir.- wag hoard singing:
? on \ nrth or in liravca. , . _
I your chin an 1 lift your fasc into the light 02
; man nud “taut ~. shat?
E {ll\l\\1l.\\‘llll«‘ you 8
i but in or than c «it incrur through that grw‘o
»ihi:i fl‘ -iu :ntt 2.!
It‘ll
[- r\t‘t-cdvngiy
i :pial‘lri‘
: lu- livw s. biit'hl- *llil‘lld havc a gciicrous
: up to lllt‘ galls ol' huuvcn no ono will ask ‘
Who ought. to'gct. -.
ind some say that. I have can!) the din',"
u isis of what is tho matter with the earth.
It. has so many burdens on it and. so many
t‘rcs within it. it has a fit. It cannot stand
such a circumferenco and such a diameter.
3 one new Catm'avi or .Stmiuboli m- \‘esu-
vins will open and than all will be at pram
for th) natural worl-l. lint what. about tho
i moral woes of the world that. have rosked all
nations, and for six thousand ycms Science
prop iscs nothing but- knowledgc. and many
l people that know the m ist are. the most. nu~
_ comfortcd.
In the way of practical relicf for all disad-
vanmgm and all woos. the only vojm‘ tli'itis
worth list ining to on this subjofiis tb-i voice
of I ‘hristinntzv,which is the vol cof Almighty
f God. “‘hether I have mentioned tho partic~
ulnr disadvantagcs uirler whit-h you labor or
not. I distinctly deulnre in tlu- name of my
. :‘rotl that there is a way out and n way up
for all of you. You cannot b9 any woxe oil"
that that; Christian young Woman ’who was
in the l‘e‘iibertnn mills whl-n thev full some
years ago, and from tin lcr the falloa timbers
“I am going homo
t \ «l‘o no more."
Tali» good courage fro-u that liiblc. all of
whim,- promises arc for thus: in bad preili .3_
ment There are biticr days for you other
I put inv h-uid under
the coming dawn. Have God on; your st to
and thou ) on have for rescrxo tz'u-ips ull tho
m1niwof- henvcn. tho smallest loiiriany of
i wh ch is 23,0.“ ( hariots and tbs smallcst lin~
talion lllni ILLho lightnings of heart-n thcir
drawn sir? ird. .
Au nut-lent: warrior mw an ovcrpowcring
host 1 onto down upon his small conipany'ol‘
armed men. and mounting his horse. with
: handful of sand, he throw it into the air.
.‘rrinz: “Let. thair l‘n-cs b3 haven‘t with
:o‘ufiision.“ And both armies hear-l his
voice. mid history mys it sl‘t‘fllod us though
tho dust. thrown in tho air hail bo ‘utno so
inanv angels of supornatural delivernn ‘o.
and tho \vcnk overcuiuc tho niightv and tho
immense host fell l-n *k and tho small number
niarclic l on. llnvo initli in Hol. and though
all the nlliel forum of disrouran-mcut sceai
to rouio against you in batth‘ array. and
their laugh of dc‘ian‘o and conto'npt
l‘l‘s‘n‘lll-l“ through all rho valleys and
m mutains. You inav. l-y tulth lll had
and imp-Ht. that.- prnycr. pi ‘k up :i .handful
of th-- very dint of your humiliation and
throw it into tho nir aal it shill ho oaio an-
gel; ot‘ Victory ovx-r all th» :irznios oi rnrth
aul 11911. The farm: of your a lvet‘sari N. liu-
lic covorod \\ ith o in-
hall in‘ no! onlyvotriuoror.
which has s i oftvn mad - the t‘allzin hi‘llll“! of
no ovvrthi-own antagonist the to >tstool of a
Christian vi tor.
* «
“'llllllh‘ 0F “‘ISDO} .
.\ fl‘i‘dld should but his hicad‘s i
‘irmitlcs.
ll
lli‘l‘i‘. Sm: : 'l\l {i‘v rothi: 3. if} on would
ii?!‘ in twin 1‘ 7
:1. 2.00.1 turn Should
it" who ll N‘~ riiic >ll0‘till
it
It is m irt‘ from \‘.l ‘
He who Tl‘t“:\'=‘<
l\‘\ or forget if:
lli‘RiI‘ rciiicznli r
f.\..nt«< :t‘lhi:‘.l truth
lying that th'ri- i~
zill‘l'lukii lll tlu- world,
nil nev- lw :.~li:i:iicd to
'zi’izi llll‘ \vro‘ig. “high is
'. .; \v it'xl‘i.
Mi lll
. ‘ that lit" i~
x i:i_\‘ than hv no yrstcrtlay.
\lil
lili:
'l’hc
lll::_lll l-tt
Sfii‘l PF.
f-r w‘:.:it thcy
l‘ as “rich .‘l.\ for \\1llllll“}‘
v
:iro l‘o‘h‘r \l hos l min by the llt‘\l
rathtr than t.: a\‘.ri;:c of his alfaiir
llll‘lll,
'|‘.. «iivrtl :i! :i")‘ tutti :i l‘R‘Ylli‘a‘fiHlllt‘
{tar}. ran to :h) hooks 'l'livv i-rownfiy
lE\‘ thxv 1,. drho ld‘l“lll.~:lllil divu- tho
“:llt‘l“til:l of thy thoughts '1" 4‘) always
i’ct‘rivl- [ht-c with llic .\ tllli‘ klmlurss.
. lzitrrt‘cssi-ia is tho \ "v satrtywalva‘ of
lovo. \Vlivn wc tori that \vc can rcallv
fido llilllllilj: :it all in 'rvztira for Milll'.‘ rc
and :ill‘m’tion, how
glai we or that we may
and can p133. ‘
lll.il‘l\ill‘i“ kllltltl~'>i
it is aa t‘lll saying that charity lmgins
at homo. but this is no rousou it should
not go abroad; ll man should lira \Vtii
:h’l- world as a citIn-n of ill" world; lic
may litivc a pwicrvnco for the particular
or s limo. or ovrn :illcy. in which
ft‘t'il- ; for tho \\t-If.trc of tho who'e.
» .
Naturc's Stupmulons Task.
Naturc is ciigauv tl in the stupendous
task of world lll.l \tllj". That is to say.
worldsarc now. and oven havc brcn. and
cu-r \\ ill be. making lllClllSt‘lVl“, just :is
lrcc~ arc making tliczust-bcs in' thc for
l‘ilS and whales am over lnakin;r thcm~
save. in the sons .\s tliv barks of two:
lune to be annually rcnt and torn by in.
tcriialexpunsiou. so must the crusts of
dcwlopiug plaarts and satcl lll‘o‘ bc
llh‘ktll and sliattircd and uplu-avcd in
mountain ranges. islands and continents.
in the midst of grunt occnns. \\'lios(‘ dis—
plaaficd waters suhm ~rgc the oldl :- lands,
The city of New York is bring built on
land that has slowly riscu about one
hundrcd fcct w thin a rcccut gcologicul
pcriod. as shown li_\ tlic island tufts Ion
thc Jersey Flats. aliovc tiic city of Ncw~
ark. whose watcrmora sidcs rcvcal no
doubtful history. llarwiu says the west-
criicoast of South .\iiicrira has rcccutly'
lll‘Cll upliftol inn similar maiuu-r.
Tho westcru coast ofthc Scanlinavian
Peninsula is now living liltvd in Slllh a
manner as to cause the clevation of one
end. while 1hr other is sinking bcncatll
the North Atlantic. “'ithin the >hort
pcriod of two thousand ymrs the Tontinc
marshes. in Italy, have born dcllcctcd
many fort. and again rlevutcd to the
formcr lcvcl. so slowlv as not. to- have
bccn porcclvcd by the inhabitants of that
culiglitcucd country. Hundreds of simi~
lur iiistanccs might be adduccd to show
the iii-tability of thc barely inhuhitnblc
crust of our planet, which must. be_ rest-
ing upon asurgiug tluid globe within.
Ilow vcry familiar is the hi>tory of mu
nicrous ancient. citics in India and Rust.
em and Southern Europe. whose lucklcss.
inhabitants have frequently been buried,
ill-all or alive. bruvatli the toppling walls
of their own dwellingsl~ Cincinnati En-
quil‘rr. '
“When the Bruins arc Ont."
Two remarkable and wonderful cases
of recovcry from bullet wounds have
lately taken placc in London. In one
case. that of ll girl who was shot. by her
lover. the bullet, is deeply iiubcddcd in
the. h ‘ad. to deep to admit of any npcr-
ution; yet the patient. has been dis—
charged from the hospital (onvnlesccnt.
'l‘hexothcr case was one of attempted
suicide. the sulIcrer having shut himsclf
in'» the head with a revolver. In this
case. too, the bullet is still in the brain,
and in such a position as to prevent the
operation of extraction. In spite of this
the iaticnt has been discharged twin
liOr‘lllal care. and it. is said that he suf~
firs no inconvenience from the consc~
qucnccs of his rash :ict. A curious coins
cidonce in connection with these cases is
that both shots were fired on the same
day, and that both cases were treated in
the London Hospital. “The times’have
been.“ says Shakespea “that, when the
brain: were out, the ,‘ian would die.”
The poet puts these words into the mouth
of Macbeth. when that wicked King sees
the ghost of the murdered Banrgio rise be-
fore him. In the case just. cite . we have
a reality which no poet could equal in
romance. People walking about. in the
flesh with bullets in their brains are cer-
tainly far more wonderful things than
spectres. These marvelous recoveries
from what, a few yenrs ago, would lure
meant certain death. must be credited
to surgical skill and the modern uni.
septic method of treating wounds.
Cublnet: minister: in France have n
handsomely: that! house and $30,000
' thc occan lllt‘ \‘k‘>\‘l‘l
tor posscss certain virtuct.
SEA WEED.
WONDERS 0;1ll.—\Rll\—‘E VEGETA-
TIOX DESCRIBED.
Vast Tracts of Floating Scnwccd in
- tho Oceano—Thc Home of In.
numcrahlc Strange Ani—
nulls—Value ofScawccd.
In the Pacific tlicrc is a huge mass of
floating seaweed. all packcd togetl‘.cr..
no.1 continually g owing. Thu largest
such floating,r island. if :0 it can be
trnucd. is found In tlic .\tl him, and
popularly known as :hc
vast tract of wt'cl.
Sn ;:a<so Son—~21
(ox-tiring an arm. a<
large as the “is Epiii \ u. 1“}: In all.
in thc Atlantic. and Pacific. tlieru arr
four or live sac-h tracts known to mari-
nvi's. and probably (‘oluiizb ls was the ,
first \\'llllt‘ man to so ‘ tho Sargos‘a Sta,
his rvsw‘. bi-iuz.r relai'dwl by it. lhavc
rowuil uniting tho putt-hr“ tint gt
“Wk" “1‘ “1i" va~t ""ll““"l"“‘ “ml “(do Soft by addéu; :i traspoonful of lmrax 7
from thc Futon-st and “'Htllll‘l‘ w
grail attia tons in 'l.c llllllilllt‘l"\lilt‘
st muc :ininialstliat i‘iid a h Illk' thvrr.
“it in) i‘r‘t \isit to this floating \vorlilof
upon whichl was
sailing lit-came licraliiiu l. and taking a
small boat we rowed well into a hirgc
patch ofsargass‘im. whirl: cvti-ndcl away
as furas the rye (Ollltl rel h. but on.
open lit-rt- and thi-rc. or cnntaiiiml ll'Ji’la
after th-x fa~liion of an icc pick. or inithu-r
openings. him one of these llldt‘ rivl rs“
wc rowol and Wt‘l't‘ won c iniiihtslr cli-
\‘lTDllt‘al livthJ- oiivohur l mas“. it was
just at lll"\lll‘l‘.tt‘t‘. so that thl- tun of
llr- liraarh~< c .ll'Hll. tl :;li o'r, catching
llic run of l‘..x‘ yin and t';-«.-.~ min.- aa a.-
iiiwt liliii ‘irg \ iiitilla:i. n. \\’«-
l‘vnt'hv'd llli‘ cud of lll‘ hall and Wind‘s i.‘
was ditiic :‘tt lb p‘i-li :i in c‘» ll lio
tliioiigli thc \‘M'l‘ll. .\ llat liottouiol .-k I
would havr goal» (it rr \ t“" 3121‘ Ely
fort-lit: an ..; ‘ down llll'ilil..ll lliv \thl in
1“. [ill *vl :«d that. llir v or four f- c!
“as th ‘ :i'l-ztlv t 'lr'pth but in lll‘.‘ v ntv r
it \\‘.l\lll.ll Annually lllll ‘i dot-1w ’. and
tho) “Lillk'il Ill 5- wouil furin a Ill‘\"‘l\‘\l
li :r‘i r t»' a \l"‘\l“. ll an it}: much wafer.
~1iflil
\\'l i‘c lot-kin: i: ihc \v:~ d an i ll‘lllllLl’,
it~ "Vt”: ti:2l~. llsc lI \‘l't if 1:3’~\‘ll “
t-f lll‘l.:_\‘ s! .3. s. lob-crud a .my bit 3.
«him :. wh‘rli. uh} t’ siciaii
u put of th- ‘.\t"l i7<rl'.
hw‘si s'ii: ' liv‘ and liltll\.
Mix-win; ii:;‘.i~ r :l' d l-t-ael
llai’ my for “as with? ll‘
ll t‘ \iw‘ ‘. l»~a'.\ that the i‘l‘_.‘L‘l \ 1‘ :1
fish“ illl‘l it Hi. lil:“‘. l;l\‘l' it “Il‘ i.. ll‘.}‘
lurid 'ht' lll wt «iii-i ibl.’ t' r ll .1 o" iis
ll’.l:(‘ tho tum ti. xii: “main. on of lb~
ii.o~: Till llxil‘l15 ti 7 In :h- :-.n iall
kin-alum. ‘ .\t a ii s. 1:. .ll l‘ th . ll «2-99
would ll‘.\'-‘ pronoun v-it w iilt‘cl‘r illillt‘
a l-«q. for s v line u re its lotion?
riiii'l 2“ llia‘ lllt )' r0 filv :ipgwarvd to l-~
limb forum-ll for intoniot oa oti land.
'l'lr littlt-aii‘iiia'; \\:i~ :t!» “ll livv ii I.
ll‘nulli. lla‘ r\:\vt tn'nr (‘f l . \ll’»
romdiii: “rod. and .covcr ti ulna its
ninth r \lll’l‘t" . \\ ith hubris of tlcd: ~ \ tlt~
trr‘v locus. -:i;~xl {autistic in :l "
pa man 'i- th. lt‘ottlvl ll.l“\li\ div. st .i) -
scif t f ll‘o' illca that tlicy had it ~t g own
(limo litil \v.-ic ‘x‘aliy Shoots o“ lll!‘ ~ur~
gawau artat-‘lcd ti th-- t‘oh. bit lh~_v
wcri- ilmhy and a par: of the pro! ltivc
c on my ot-thc :mtviinzirhh. r--:ido Eng
tlu‘ animal almost cziuirlu’v‘iy im‘onsiiiw
llO‘l<. lib-ab: if any who not to .ir
with tho ll\ll and int lookiisgfoz‘ it in t‘h'
gulf wcrl \voii‘tl discon r it.. tho ‘2': it
might lli‘ «lirci‘lly in from o. lll~‘ cics.
'l‘iiislitt‘n‘ mimic lives not in llll‘ (ip‘ti
watc-i. ll'll iéiu‘c‘lv limb-r the straw».
l_viii;.r upon thc wccll. nflcn with its up.
pct tins I‘VI‘U‘I‘ll. hiring cutircly up in
its protcntivc ruscmliluuvc for its \aft‘ty.
In many olm rvatiwns. niadc lllt‘ll and la—
tu-r. l invariably found thciii lyi'i: upon
lllt‘it‘x‘lil- s or cutai 'l d in tho wcral.
Hiic ofthtso l‘; ilc mimics was found
or
it"\
i
o:
i
lil
ucar a ball of \l awmnl about tho .i m of a ‘
lluttli choose [I was nirrc‘y :\ ii ass v~f
fir]r;_1:\:l~ll'll roll ctcll togcthcr in oval
shapc and ii 1 l by bands of a gclatiiious
naturl‘. llvaniinatiou showwl lllrll the
Iran-s \vn-n‘ covwrcd with minute while
llllllfi.‘\\'llllll lookcd llkl‘ liziad‘. 'l‘licsc
wrrc tho «gas of tlic fish. :ud the ball
was itsm-st, our of the most lull-ruling
struyturt-s to ho found in the S‘a. 'l‘hc
littlc builders roll: ct tho iiiatcri ii and
bind it togethvr with the glass. ngipcar-
in: srcrctioii. which in all probability is
takcn from a special gland in thc
abdomen. as in thc case of tho sticklc- .
back. and so wound about the collection
of w" cds.
The little flllll‘llll:ll‘lll\' is not tlic only
strangc dweller in this floating w.orld.
'l‘lic crabs. tho shell—loss mollusks. ill]
have partakcu of tho goncrul tint of tlic
word; in fact it almost sccuis us if tho
colors and forms of tlic \VDKTl had lit‘icu
lrnusfcrrcd to the backs of the various
crcuturcs. all being pcrfcctly prolettcd
by the curious rl‘Sl‘llllllalH‘O.
Scan c nl has a «ll-cidcd cconom’c valuc.
lly thc t‘liinauicu several spccirs are 13+
tuciucl llS lll‘llClt‘S of food and are to be
found in many oftlio shops of (‘liiuatowm
to be mudt- into various soups supposed
The Irish
moss. common on the Faistcrn coast. is
for sale in all stores. mid is collvctt-d by
the ton. its chief usc bring in blnuc
mange. etc. while in Ireland and Scab
land the various mosscs arc. of great im-
portance to the poor people along shore.
who rely upon t icni for food. 'l‘hv sen-
word about the European coast. and also
to some extent on our own. is used in
the manufacture of iodine and glass and
in various chemical products.
coast of South Amcr‘cn tho grout sub-
marine Lmnariai'i forests are found grow-
ing immediately in the brcakcrs. and
resenting the appearance of masws of
ugc snakes rolling about. in ‘o\ cry direc.
tion. Sonic of these weeds. especially
oil the Falkland Islands. attain gigantic
proportions. Some have been rapoited
as large around as a man‘s body and scr-
(‘l’Jl hundred feet long. so that vesscls.
can well drag album] the upper portion
and anchor by them. Those on the.
Put agouinn and olhcr coasts have a ll ircct
and important rclat’on to human cxist~
cnce on these shores. as were it not for
the vast be Ls which break the force of
the sea. no animals could exist there.
As it. is. the fishes flourish between the
shore and the weeds. and coals and other
marine mammals exist. and the country
is, thus rendered habitablc.—San Fm»-
rim) Cull.
A Big Storm Story.
Professor L. \V‘cber relnlm in 8. Cer—
mnn periodical that during a thunder
storm at Ilibnlti, in Meckleuburg. the
lower pane of a. window on the first floor
of nhouse was broken '1) lightning and
a jet of water was t _rown ‘npward
through a hole to the ceiling W131). such
folco that part of the ceiling was brcken
down and other damage was done. The
hole in the window was like a bullet
hole, with radical cracks. Some cigars on
stable that: was broken by the fall of
the ceiling and the .watcr were carbon-
ized. The origin of the jet of water is
not satisfactorily explained.
.Clarksvillc (Mi) bee hunters recently
cut down a tree and found in n hollow.
thirtyfive feet. from the ground ant:
ofhcneycnd n bucksngko up“
l')‘
(in the f
long.
acrsmonn xii-runs.
The Advantages of Borax.
.Thc Washerwomen of Holland and, Eric
31min. who get up their linen so beauti-
full}~ white, use refined horax as wash-I
ing powder instrnd of soda. in the pro-
portion of one large handful of bomx
powder to about ten gallons of boiling)
water. They thus save in soup nearly
half. All the washing establishments
iadopt tlic same mode. For laces. ca‘u-
I
. powder is usual. and for crinolincs tre<
glttllfln‘: to be inadcstitl'i a strong solu—
l
i’tcxlurc of the lim-n; itsci‘u-t t lSltl soften
i the hardest watcr. a'ul. thvrcfurc, it
:should be kept on every toilet table. To
2 the taste it is rather swt-ct; it i~ usnl for
cleansing“ the hair. is an excrllciit dentri—
fi’icc; hill in but. no intrics is cmgiloycd
in combination with tartaric acid and
brics. ctc.. an extra quantity of the?
i
i
- is ntv-wsnry. - Borax being a neutral salt, i
locs not in the slight-st dcgrt-c ingurc the i
, liicarli iriatc of soda as a loo'ia; b vvcr— : . . . _ .
» dill.(‘llll of tho mountain passes in the
. urv
“no.
(loud but (‘:l:lllt-l. li.‘ mull.- with
; hard watvr: but all w atcr may bc mode
with-9. in which it should boil.
'l‘hc
‘ country.
l i l 'v . . v
. . . . . . iii.“ 2 powder ti an ordina‘u‘ si 'cd kcltc of '
inst-ms from its niigiotudc. it l“‘v r cs. ~
S“.\lll:: in the quantity of tea uswl will I
flli
be at least onc~ } ~u ( 'z’ri‘e‘luul [.8 Icf’l‘.
Cook ing Yogelahlvs.
It is surprising what a difference there
is in the tinic re min-d for cooking man}
vcgclabli s that have ~t-iod-zi dayior tun.
ill-If!" tliv picking. as compared with
thou! which have come fit-sh from the
girdon. For example. pcx~ that an
pickvd in lll“ curly morning for use lllt
same day. can hr rooTu-d in about half
(Etc timc that “trill b: nccdid if the
~:iiiic pcm wrrc kept a day ul" two longl-r.
‘ws'dw‘s, 1h:- tiavor of the VrgvtnblL-s that
:ti‘v v okl-d whiln- frmli is much sup: rior
to that of tho-o which have stood for
sonic tim ~. liars of green corn that am
just tillril well. if plungcd into boiling
w .::r as lel ' s gzitliu'cd. rook in t u
ia.:;ut"<. or p~ r‘orips in lc<s llllli‘. w tile
lhc )‘lilll‘ corn. it loop: for one ortwu
d 15‘s", will rm :irvtwicc a. lllllt h llllll‘ for
cookii . llilxl will not bc so {goth-r and
i - ”Mal as if (M ikul at unrc. This
c otxo having a gardcn of licr own
rc .' a l . :intazr of the lr" “dun-pvt
who i~ obi 2rd to act his.” . :pplivs‘ from
thr iii vkrt. ll .tit'g gnczl p. as and corn
in :ht- may: _v \p ills our for :iiijc‘hiii:
lil'll r in be li agar: in .‘l ca _v maria-t .\
pin-.- oi cooking s ~da :ili in tho Si“ of a
l“ a will. if add d to a «Niall of pr ,. or
b at». in do them tyndcrcr and prrscrrc
lll :rm it c ilur, lt sli hid no: bt- .dch
it :iE tli-.~ v gt‘lilliil‘ are hail Lt)"r\tll.—*
"h“.‘lff"\:¢ '
« .
llinis and Ih-ctpcs.
la linking a large hole in a‘ctirk with
.‘l ~ o k horrr or any . t”:-. r ill~lr-:lllt‘!ll the
ding-r of >§ililtiug l‘ll] be avoidwi li_v
wrapping tiw o) k tightly with l\\l‘.lt'.
‘l‘ojiioca l’r. Lila; ‘l‘akc siv tabl-spvion-
fails of tipiova llllil s ilk it in milk f-r
Nillli‘ hours brfoi‘c \‘Ol: intcnd to the it;
whca you arc guing t- niakc 30-.ir pt: 1-
! BATHS 0
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F “A K01 F.
SCENES AT A NOTED JAPANESE
1! EA LTH‘R ESOIKT.
A Native Correspondent Describes.
Plat-o l-‘rcquontcd by Invalidfi
—Travcling by the Hague "
A Japanmc Hotel.
Ter. 3!. l'yczio. a Japanese sends the
following lcttcr from llakoac, Japan,
to the New York (‘mnmcrri-t’ zltlrn'iira‘:
Ilnkonc is a gt-iicric nziinc gin-n to a
range of mountain. scum fifty niiics away
from 'l'okio. zinl it is om,- of the summer
rc>orts for the pt‘iililt‘ of the capital.
Those mountains divide the, island of
Nippon into two parts, and there isa
steep iiath over them. count". €112: 0:10
part with the uthcr. The-length of this
path is some to only live mill-s from end
to end, and is supposrd to be. the most
_llii top of thew: mountains.
and about the midway of the path. there
usrd to stand. in old fi-inlul times. a
strong gzito, wh‘ru- met-1; pa~scr by was
Tl‘illlll‘l'd to identify himstslf b~forc the
otliccrs in rh-irgc. 0n \vhatcrcr busi—
nr-ss he might bu. should he fail to satisfy
the officers, he was not allowed to piss
throtr h. llmv such a law could have
successfully boon carrie 1 out is simply a
:mattcr of story to thc idi-us of the
prcwnt :cucratiou. l‘c it as it may.
‘1 along tla) spot whore the old feudal
. gate u<cd to stand there is a large 13kt,
. yrars, liccn lxllllt.
, “bit:
and on one uf tho islands in the lake an
imperial summr-r palace has. of recall
From this fact alone
tlii' rt-advr m'iy at or. 'c conclude that
llakonc must hr :1 nice and cool summer
res ~rt. The “nun-- of the ink: run down
th-i Inmintaliie on all :«idcs. forming scr-
crzi‘. littlr iapids. ”:1 and llPill‘Ulli.‘ of
they: rupid< thrrc :ir-- ta-ns of hot springs
scant-r. Ll about. ..\5 you walk down fr hm.
thc ink“. on tho cisicm side of tlic urina—
talus. llll'ullf‘ll a narrow int}: aunt the
trawling rvzolvhun “it find ridge
3th villsgv. Some of lllt‘ buildings are
<o large and fine th it yizi will he sure to
think that tiny arc s nictliing Illnl’c than
tlu- lions-s of peasants. 'l'ht-sa- arc the
“hot spriugt ovizs ‘ of lluk vll“. Form 'll)’
, thcrc \wrc scrln of thcsc plac s and thcy
ding. put tli~ tapim-a into a «pint off
utilk. plavc it on thc tirc. and. as soon
as it bails. ~\\‘m.~tc:i it to you taxtc and
it“. it sunnicr for a .‘uartt-r of an hour.
hour it into a basin and stir in a little
irmh buttcr lllld llllCt' cggs “ell catch.
l’alo.‘ onc halt hour. ‘
‘t‘hamois skin any be clcanxl by rub.
bin-g; into it plenty of mft soap :uil thcu ;
la~ _ it. for two hours in a wcuk solui
tit-u of soda and warm watcr. .\t the
l‘ll~l of this timc rub it until it is quite
vii-an. i‘iii~ii'g it in rfctti. warm watrr.
in \Vllll'll Mulzl and ycliow soap ha»:
l‘ccn dismlvcd. ll should thru lic wrung
d r) in a rough towel. pullrd and brushcd.
'l'his procrss iiuikcs the to :thcr soft and
pliablc. It shoull boxer bu rinu‘d in
l‘ll‘lll‘ water. 'l‘hc soapy watcr causes it
to become soft.
“'1“ can be taken out of carpets by
several vcry, simple methods. lay a
thitk piccoof blxllllllgApllpC‘T orcr the
wax and apply a bot iron to it: tho
pzipcr will absorb tbownv that is tncltcd
by the heat. If. in doing this. any dark
lrflcvfi should remain on the carpet. rub
a little bcnmlinc lawfully on. drying
the ‘llillt‘ with a cloth. Anothcr niczliod
is to drop a fcw drops of boiling water
iniun-diatcly on lln- spots. and dry nftcr
with a cloth: care must be lakcn that
the ro‘ors in the carpet. will stand hot
watcr. tirccn is the most dangerous color
to fear.
.\l l-; \‘1‘ (‘ ltnql‘lfi'l‘l‘l-ZS:
Take the remains
. of any cold meat and mince it fine; add
an onion llllllftd just as fine (don‘t any
of you snccr at. the onion. for it is our of
the mod healthful and most obliging
vcgctablcs growni, and so son with salt
and popper to t:i~tc. You (an also add
a sprig of purscly or a hint of sage or a
dust of thyme. if you like. Soak a thick,
Cl‘lbtlL‘SS slice of bread in coal water;
stpicelc it dry; add to meat and onion:-
souie pcoplc say bind with an cog, but I
keep my cg: for something clso—foriu
into small. tlat'cakcs and fry. I am as-
suming that the moat rcuiainszire scanty:
thcy needn't, be lllllt‘h.\.1 About a voile-e
cup packed full after inincing will do
nitrcly, and give you ciiough croquettcs
for lirenkiast or lunch or a little side dish
at dinner.
GREEN Cans Cliowiii-m: A vegetable
chowder may be a novelty to some read-
ers.'bat it is a vcry palatable dish. lli:~
i mow the husks and silk from twclvc
, large cars of curn.cut downward through
the middle of the rows of grains. and
scrape out the interior with the back of
a knife; peel and slice two onions and a
quart of potatoes, and cm in small dice a
. quarter of a pound of salt pork; fry the
pork and onions in a saurcpan. take them
out with a skimmcr, and at the other
ingredients into the drippings in layers;
‘ scaon thcm pulntubly with salt and ~pcp~
: per: midway put in the pork and onions,
; then the rest of the vegetables and more
seasoning. and hot water enough to stand
an inch above them; covcr the saucepan,
and cook the chowder gently for half an
- hour after it begins to boil. Just before
the chowder is done srald a pint of milk
T and pour it. over half a pound of milk or
: Boston crackers laid in a soup lumen:
icover the turccn for five minutes. then
isce that the chowder is palatably sea-
l soued. pour it into the tureen, and serve
it with» a plate of crackers.
A Kenn Little Mule.
Mark Twain and I were riding across
Missouri once, when our horses broke
down. “'3 stop d at Hannibal and I
got. a good large also. but: Mark could
not. find anything better than a little«
mule. “’13“. we left Hannibal and soon
camc‘to a creek much swollen by late
rains. Mark told me to go first, which I
did. It deepened rapidly and my big
horse was soon swimming. I but the
reins of Mark‘s mule, and, looking buck,
could barely see the mnle‘s head, and
the water was well around Mark's shoal»
den. After a little trouble we readied
the other side. Mark sat on his mule a
moment. when, without a word. he dis~
mounted. and. coming to my side, hid
his band on my knee, and looking enm-
catty in my face aid: “Geong ho
lien that. mean little mule would ever)
stop IMF—A Trawler, in Ghiugz
New.
are called the “scvcn h -t spring, " of
lla‘thir. lint. of lu'r. no“ hot spring
hols have be. a doc o‘er. ll and :i iranbcr
o: :i w t -\\ll~‘ ~l:trlt‘d. Thi~ is not ail.
lll s~lll"0fll1l: iowm you find ~pz'in§.r~ of
cold iainz‘ral wn’xra‘ wa-ll. .‘Htlll‘ turns
are l-oi.l on platoon. \\ liila-oliirh are at.
the bottom of vallvys. 'l’hc scviicr} must
of ii \ csdty b»: various.
I am now writing this lcttv-r in a v.il~
hf; vzliaa‘ where I hmc Si‘CCliiu)‘ point:
down fur‘thv purl" sc «if on 'iyiv'g the
llluiitlllglil. It :s lull in ion thisevojng.‘
and >li-- is so 1:2 ;r :ilevl b: :iutifui that the
lm‘uq is singing and the czow is crying.
light in front of the window when: I
am writing thcrc aw :i c -‘.l}|i\‘ of small
\\’:l!(‘lf:lll<. and tho watrrs of thcst- falls
rustl agiins‘. the rocks and those of
llli‘ rapids illhlllllg 31:13:14 Illr stones add
uranium and sul-lfxuity to tho brainy oi
the ci’cniag. 1.3-2 cvmin; I engaged a
couple of tislirrnn-ii and they and I
. jumpl-d from stozzr to stonc. CTH>SLKl and
; recrossi-ll thc rapids.
i
In an hour or: so
_ we caught a llllllll'l‘l‘ of fish by netting. .
Now to nturu to tho hot spring cun~
ccrn. 'l‘hcliotcls of those hot springs
villages are run in nearly the
- and a brief tlcsmiptiou ofoucxssufficiL-nt
. for all.
. very simplu arrungl-iuczit.
\ on travel on foot or take the kn
'l'lic k:
'0, 5‘
In 1‘
j a framework made of bamboos; at the
' more bauiboos are framed up.
bottom a fciv bauibocs are framed up
likv a tray and in front and rear a few
()1) top
you have a bamboo roof; and align: it big
wooden pole passc‘ through the arrange-
; mcnt lengthwise. right under the roof.
.. A... .. ..
.. ... -
l
l
l
3 from the bottom of the bath.
You enter from the side. The size is
only as much as is necessary—alwnt two
feet wide. flirt-c fcct long and three feet
high. It is not vtry coinl'ortab‘c to sit.
in it. however you have ciitcicd it. Two
men. unless you sp ciallyrciiuircnthird',
come before and after tlic kugoand carry
you \\ itli the pole on their sliotilzlors.
As you arrive at a hotel you are
grectcd by the prorriczor. his wife, sous.
daughters. liookkccpcrs. porters, biiys,’
chainbcrmuids and all. Soun- of them
will hrlp you to take shoes off :lid show
the way to your room. Unc ‘ncat look-
ing girl brings you a cup of tea and. tray
of sweets; another will bring you a
Japanese gown. You change your cloth-
ing for the gown; then clap your hands
and some ouc will answer you and show
you down the way to the bath room.
Most of the hotels liavc many bath rooms,
to meet the rcliuircmcnts of visitors. The
hot springs are usually located at the
sidr of vallcys. and long bamboo pipes
carry the water into the towns. Sumo
bath rooms have the waters falling over
your head; others are made to rush out
Some bath
rooms liavc arrangements of cold water
baths as well as the hot. I have visited
several of the origins of thesc hot swings.
They all rush out from crevices of rocks.
and they are so hot that you cannot put
your lingcr in it without burning it.
They have all barn chemically ana-
lyzed by compctcnt men and by them‘ pro~
nounced as of greet medical service to
all suits of diseases.
“A"..- -.—_
Open the Windows.
Dicctly the sun begins to decline. let
every maiden and housewife, and nun
and woman and child. with an eve for
the picturesque and n feeling for hcnllh’
and beauty. throw up the Venetian and
Parisian blinds. Open your rooms to the
glories of the evening; throw up and
pull down the sashes; open wide all your
doors. Let cool bracics enter into cor—
ridor and collar and gone: and room; let:
the "caller“ air circulate through every
inch. of the house hour after hour. while
you are getting your evening meal, while
you say your pruycrs. while you think of
others after the tails of the day. If it be
your priceless lot to dwell apart from city
life, 3nd linve outside your cottage or
villa or mansion flowers. those lovely
gifts of Dame Nature, lct scents of rose
and thyme come in at every gap in the
hedge, at every rift of the wall, at every
cranny of the house—scents of roscmary
and niignomttc, and lavender tad *bcn
gamut. and lily and cldcrberry. Web
come the delicate perfume on incoming.
refreshing. healthy mission. It is By-
geia‘s gift—a superlative boon for. the
dog days. —-.L‘Immbtrs’s Jaw-uni
The Ruling Fusion. ,
History records that Napoleon in his
dying delirium imagined himself once
more“ the head of tho army. In, like
manner the ruling passion was strong in
death in the case of Conan! B. F.
(lheathun, one of the most. brilliant
southern oflicersiduring the civil war.
who died at. Koshville recently. As be
m sinking into unconsciousness a. -
ing wagon rumbled on the street.
”Izhcre go the troop!” exclnimed the
dying nan. “Bring me my horse; I on
going to the front!" And with this ex-
clunntion he expired.
———-—-—.———‘—.
In the mafia of odd bank
crocodilc skin his can,
obi: favored.
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