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ara however beautiful its ART. II ren1nfns,
fr,ts mat thp earlJet. story stI.35 sssss. III II,
Sifseness ~ c5rstf1,rtfrI, ana IN sIs.ntt, ) "a
'''Ssasiss 9 isuiaan t a
~ 10 clear tint ne American reaai,,,,
~ -, So z
PUBIC IecosIizes HieraFN aahilty ana
prefers Ii when Ii Is vitalized by deep
-. -, . III. 4, Z. m. 4, n,
ti il tills saiae punlle rets,iIs W. Oh time
ilsiills i9r Z shrpns htpty eiyiasilt' N othet
words Iof aramnuc quailtY ana poweF
4 prefers Ivanhoep TO 'Waverly. The
scAriet Letter 70 me Marble taiin. /.
pnele, rom SaDin 70 Old Town
t'oikS Nam kede, % DANIEL De
ronda. Vanity Fair" 10 Pendennlstt
and HI2fle Eyre 10 Shirley; and n
prefers Dickens lhaekerays George Elipt
hawthorne ana MIS- stowe ana Charlptte
Bronte % Air. Howelis, Dr. Holmes, Mr
james ana Ar thick
or the younger English novelists Mr..
Black Mr. Bssant Mr. Barrie and Mr.
t7t ,,iy,,,o,. l,,,,,s .g,,,,.,5 = ,,,,..,s F.,
Of attention, but Air Hardy, the most
powerful and tho most artisiie writer ~
them ali. r. unnnfjcad II ii pf.1bsble ffaf
the character Of Mr.. BardS's plofs and
the theIne which especially attracts him
rfspei fhc readers. VIVA ind Inc pres1f,fs
linn OF siioh usneefs AZ lifa disf5,riin.-
and who seek, above All, eheerfllineas 81
mood Mr. Meredith Is shut on from pon-
sIlarlty BY the difficulties 81 a style which
al times cnnceala an opsiience 81 thoaehf
possessed BY no other IIvifin flnvcjiaf 4,
orr language. Mi. Stevene,Sn Who ia IN
artist and narrator q high rank, is
hook IL psycholoeie Story. s'or .Ielsvll
and Mr. IiydeH does NOT hear eo,'ln.fris
son With "prince ottof So Tar - afvie
ara concerned, nor with .siSliinappeds rs
fs,I. "a ff,rrfffv,, ,ss,,, ~ and tr9sftd 34,.t
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Grant and others nearly MS fJfnonss and
nearly two hundred Illustrations 10 which
the following artists contrlbute. HoplSin-
son Smith, Kcmhle, Harry Fenn, II. o.
Small, Atwood l1enckel Dan Beard
Reinhart and Remington.
The Review OF Reviews continues To-
grow In excellence. as it must in popi-
larity. The Deeemher number contains
proposed piigfimages 10 Europe ana the
Orient, six International character sketch
es a review Of al the current periodicals
ress Of tine world, current events and d
guide TO the new books of the SEASON It
zines - pfpfusely illustrated With fine en-
cravings and Is altogether attractive and
Interesting. The Review OF Reviews Is
the maa42ine for the business man and
likewise for the busy scholar as II gives n
great deal of literary pabuum in a con-
.deusc{i form
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-.
nv = .HilipsF q she century
9 - Z 800 il'liss that X
s, s, W. ''atsaiy SHOWS @fefe
18TH novel ~ Aiafk twain entitled
.Inddt ahead WlsonH ,tnd tb,. frenluf-
eaapiqrs gise promise 1f some ~ the an
ili ind 4nneh to dslislsf II, fl in ND Ram
brangt pictures and "Ghasa with Baint4
sss; White tne lgyeta % lisht literature
rabes IL fhe pccpnlbs4 Centnre
The southern slaeaxlne. pabl,shed a
Assns'slite' fsf.s TX tas hetteF7Brsh Pun
llehlfE company. comes 1iii Tor December
AZ 3nodel uf typ9gr1r5,scr.i arf AID aiied
win entertaining literature largely 81 &
5putneEt cl1Aracftr AMONG tho Mo4t at
s srss,llss e ar re very aissss ss
Aeasssr on Inc soeth % AWnsisaii LII
st,, RI 2 salseis e strsg A'llts
Ffancisa5. rYan.s iS94t an ~ f<enf,,cjerss
md the tory d fad Al hand-
s,s.,
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ma. ss. - u, 80. 4. . 4. 81 /. 4 4 z
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eaee aad though = ,n.ax 10, - Sss. "a
asree wlth ne ae,3ti,.,si,ts. esnrs.ae,, &
$50. u NJ, 80, " ~ s. IN,
NOR, or less destructive "a weil 81 ea1er
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i(,{ftfsa 5s sist,g Il ,,s,s5 ~ i,s-iiff.ts
lIs.siV sghiIe lion Comm; a, q 7 s'tss
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aid Jahn Il. slssi s.tas s.i:s l,s,s, "a dessi
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Pink pLuNK ON THE DAY.


4,-a..s.. claadleaS Il sAsasfr exts VIC SID
~. snrarslff.ienx shat I've t;eNl sAsaA
rsi..nk srolid preses fvet 81 nFake s9e
atfSS,.5ancs * lid little chnnch cNrS
xss,seh that rtsstsersaa f+esiiss sscis lAgs-
3ef si.an usaal las Sanlas
* ~ cld naxas7 nas ateiy taAcr 20 f'is-
esor " r.Sris. IL IS 'qfieHre ae =
una8ie d be present IA his YAn
every Sunday So tAai Nafr nf es'
l.es4. SO y slire ~ q 1arr ana asseiisise
,,,,A,tnoe ps,tn be expects & ptssFh q
ais own ,si,urch me venerable pas;cr sei3s
wora IL Els tfnss4 sflsni. D3acqh AsteFs,sr
frr34einEJe. and tlis4 deacon gces ertmnd
an,bne tte inefabcfs X TIE acck Tsrniff-
~ 9s,ss Ara we.co.1e aesss that fs3s4T be
loved pastor y u preach qne "a
ring sertnpns on ~ 4olinS s,sy y
frn1n the pastor ltH otNtf n.tfs. ~
tie drac0nfs esAucAtinn y llzlAte4 Y l.ie
reading ~ fiiErr ptfs Ai.l 49, ~. ~. "
49, obliged Is take the precipus lette7
Rrnuni 10 the Altchtn pcez 81 $500
Etoatwas NptF.. 49, 49,
kprsliSHslk Is esrrioyet - & asi
who t. atsGts, IJessc5r fe.iWsAiiif E0FqS
-him rt.sln prifia oE fssf IS a hstiitsALssS
answei kin Kick, which, cgraiilS itg7n ts5e
Brother sprsngwaIk adjusted his SILVER
yfYfif1e4t g5aSFeE and Aifttrx uliAt On itlN
Gags OF Il -four t9rrea Rad err the
nettgiited deacon The following message
Z. fAl4EAletr g4qiloNs NaH ss1e resse, %
r1ariiter i4.--fYHar LG9 ce17 - iaJ nd
fsaiss M 4 Two weea;s revival Trsetiu'
ssrs16nSEi Ssa fu1k sisis ~ ~ Eugsley iles-
sifn IN lssI ga II wild 20 yer old heart
good tg sec de Tzg dc pegpie iooil on wild
% espa IA Naa pefn erin INTO EN-
~. de last ten days
s'getsbiass Hailuw Is On De outskirts %
do jury town q NeW Gctneijn. Is heF 50
75syiy pn DE guilyIuaifS hab dere 5affaeF
litfncs * good many % de rsaHle11s
MAKE deere libin' nY aiiowll' defr wifes
10 "a nIsi n2slltr' By De aas ~ 9e tiea
peoples EGVseS. for vsle8 Eey KIN slafsf-
IL BE- blamed beissse wall pager Is 50
cneap now dat a. trade o. mathematician
afs.'t near hs profitable az Il uEra 70 be- !
AgiShosq. cherry man dAt attendHt my SER (
ialus had : riee clean SHIRT hE oMin j
10 fls fact AnrBr Oh IL nit4sggfairs may
has TO 10 widcist q phnnce 80 iiaen mex
Stiuday but dEy cpghsnt 10 kick kaae
asg1n 70 my prFachiu Geic hensposts Il; I
BE- safe far ne mex tlt17fh ~ least
"a will he horne IN u 1rN iiaEN as "a
NAY exneck ~ heAF me preach mex Eup-
3cy IN do church. PiEase Matify he naan.
lers % de foch, an ooilge yosIr losfn' /
lnstcr, Piink Hunk y,
FIRST III THE GRE III .I1fss
Deacon PerlssniSte took TIN letter ana
taFted o. his rouids and hefGfe sundssfr +
Very nieuher III Pink pinnlS's cougFesa
on knew fhat the Old tnan was to preach /
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Rams horn n.

Gods mercy is ais unfailinr :. N; 3
True faith win live and sr \, II !. 3 !,
climate. s'os y I
Preaching aimed at The ~. v
strikes the heart. ~ 81
A Goliah in brains Is so-p.om..
over knee high in grace 1''
You can't take one step MN \. !,
without having TO take another r n
Beneyolence without love bss a s.
heart in L than an auction BLOCK y n
Love Is the most precious az II 4.
because It can only coma from e., n
Nothing but knowing God can rs. e
a man wen acquainted with hlmsss
Where are you going 10 hsyA IL. !.
things? In this world or in The rsr,s
Gods joy is not in the tblpr !.
but in seeing his image rciectea /, !
hearts.
Some men are bound in the dsylg. II
because they didn't try 10 brsst 4
threads.
The devil has thousand sua,,,|
ways of meeting eloquence, but h, "
stand before love.
The only knowledge that Will n,
from sin in the midst OF sin Ii he X,
edge Of Gods love.
Call the devil by his righ, nan. q
there are men in every crowd vks \;
claim that you have insnlted thea
Every Christian ought 70 have rid
enough to make him determine 70 !, =
In the Lord every day Of his lie
a Christian ought 10 be lust as isls
when he is buying and selling Is Il T
when he is singing hymns IN the esrEs
Some men have an idea that tks 4
some day walk In the streets d sha
because they now and then sise "a
an old coat.
ne the whole truth could be knoTsis.
The goodness or God, some Of he is
people in the world would shout liszss
to death.
If yeu know In your heart Thai N
true to God. don't come to the c5.
that He has forsaken yon when ttasi
not seem TO be going right.
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James Russell Lowell
EVERY man feels Instincts, \,
tne beautiful sentiments X Hse Y
weigh less than one singh i 'ae II
and that white tenderness n y ,ys y Y. !,
susceptibility OF generous e,s y asellas |.
eldents Of life, permanent ' voa, ~,
achievement and \ quality Ss,,, u
words says one homely "a 4 p-s ,as =
yer no parsnips,' and il III ss IN 4
how TO render those veFetah,.s y a ~
an ounce OF butter would n plls'sl
than all the crations of cics u ss 1. y
conclusive evidence OF a NAV. tt is' =
Is that he gives himself for r4 . slqss'
Words, money. all things ulsa IA. &. P ii
atlvely TO give away, But d. H. eas'7
makes gift OF his lie and rsa 2
pam thst the truth, whatever !, ss ~. 4
has taken possession Of hlms Y nal
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strnined interpretations.

Methodist Review.
"Gpr much abused Bibie has been made
responshie for many things Il does not
teach; rs. for example. when II was rep-
resented rs ti;Sng the creation Of the world
500 years back, whereas Il named no date,
but only said; In the beginning God Gre
ated the heaven and the earth. The Ia
splred truth has also suffered by processes.
resembling the following; First a narrow
miscorceptlon formed upon some frag-
inent Of revelation. then. n searching of
the Scriptures for confirmation of that
conception and hearing loose from their
connection ofpassages 20 be used as proof
texts; then the erection of the mlscon-
eeption so supported intoa dogma; finally
and most iifmuntubiy, the making of that
dogma. incorrect MS IT is, and inessential
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fatee what would not be granted them
otherwise she st&t3ea fratn her srat
re4cetd ons her long. gapnt. black hand.
ana hi q voice witch echoed ovtr tlin a,i-
aisntc 81 ssA pfnnie salds Stop, Fred
crisEi - Cod deads'' q have ihoGght Of
tht I'D Black wonians sefnson IS many
siines Is lod aesd7 Things are rot IN
s.oine 10 shs bid. They ast going toward
,he hSsTef tme. and yoe ind ] may help
thtra o. II Ak The asi M shalt cafre in
IA < .'ynn hcipsd little HI ti,4 work
which died 70 nnccfnnlish. well done
rhl,a ard faithful servnnit'--no sisdder
message wiii eyer sound Ia your cars or
,t.ffa
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Jre ff'i$icek.
whes rsain-books were few, The custom
MAS AuiYersal 20 have the deacon line IL
deacon the rsalni-which was 70 read
each iina aloud Tor tho congregation 10
f.ereAs the wards IN song. The custom was
persisted IN long after psalm. books be-
cniish Sgiircn.-is. IN facl, In existence
stsll III scihe paris Of the West.
''sfGcAaliig and erstrbliag. toiling whin-
inr Interfering ana drawing everywhere
prevailed and wat Judge sewall called
'Tasanings ovtF'i--that is, pnc snseiotisiy
rHnnins from one tune Into an0thcr--sceni
70 have been the ordsr or the day. The
cssuf,.ieS Indeed, proved Shakespeare's
wpsslS
How sour sweet music Is
when tirie Is broke and no proportion
kept,
snnse very e5nsiral mistakes arose
Through this custom 81 linfng. Some or the
hymns read very absurdiy lire bv iine
ta4esEh i)r- watts attempted TO make each
iite 81 his hymns compleSe In sense. The
wtd Known hymn wiioss contradictory
hfst line IS
ahe Lord will come and he win not
ma also the second line.
Keep silence. but speak out.
s. favorite example 81 the 5bsnTdity or
Timing.
mis- spectacles to meeting. and when the
sinEins time came he rose. and. after
hoisins the open psaitn-book at various
lerFths frnfn his DIM eyes. at last looked
IN ID the congregation and alowly an
nounceA, ~ q properly deaeonish tone:
INA gan nor road a word.
the choir wha had been inpatiently wait.
iiiR 10 sing. assumed this announcement
"a tc tiae iirst line Of d cominon5meter
hymn, end AZ once sang ~ full voice the
deipon's apology The ast5nished deacon
eflvd art With more enphasis
Aty eyee, say are blind
end the choir promptly responded with
hls words. He then fairly shouted
cDn,e stop that noise. win be heard.
~ this time several members of the
choir heean TO appreciate the joke but
were too full Of lie and TIM to stop. and
with double force they poured out the
third Inns Of the ieacons iupromptu
ltyian re then gave forth his fourth
sertence
keep still. or I'll resign.
Ind sank TO His seat IN despair.
The happiest fcsuits Of the Innovation
of "sineine by rule We're the eatnbliSh-
r1ent 81 choirs and % singing schools,
The rhynied Horrors 81 hrI-fre and dunn
nation were written and became popular
IN rms eighteenth century, Hnl we've SO
well to our own day. Think of singing
such depressing llfes as these.
NV thoughts on awful subjects roll.
Damuatton and the dead
Whit horrors seize the guilty soul
ltpon a dying bed
Ard cGn We wonder that when Watts
iuiid Forts-fourth Hymn was given out.
10 he suing. one sensible choir muster
mildly but firmly responded from the
singers seat I'VE are not willing. rev
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forget that, though TX. '>-~
price the good th, & saey are su., 4,
not been without ~, q ers l,s,. "; N
,oye we are Indebted . tbdss X x Z. ~
q 70 think OF the lov ~ lh'n &. Ky n
infancy and guided Vat AAs|:,,s
years, and OF the M nu w.: g.. 4 X 4, \.
me ,,,., tolls and watchISseer'a s sal l's,s
a ans ,i;' The less q rest +. e e ~ 4
o sne p p, ming, the prsyt ~ e'ssss
eosts1lale me cost q icye-siorS w ss':
Youth. , ThS,, ne days Of 4 cSI ~. 3;
ia our homes en 0i sII mass ' Y e y
past, the fruit 81 M 1 y, ucNn TN <
OF a line OK ancestors 'a1 y. aha ssS..o
fort and JOY aud beauty s z ss,iy IS
ns 9 sacrament to ns hsc 'a wv, y ~.
gotten for us by hants s ~ 4 hss ",
OF toll and saving and Il ~, Z, l.g'yt /, \.
and self-dcnial.e p'"enins lr,'
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SCIENTIFIC SPARK s.
tIeaninas From the scientiac
workshops OF the World.

For The SundaY l'ofl.
Tbronshout Europe, as well as IN many
parts Of this country there has always
been prejudice against vaccination. arts
ing from the fact that many dreaded lest
the virus used was not thai Of q calf. but
through carelessaess or the cupidlty OF
some one. that OF human subject aud as
such might introduce dangerous blood die.
orders into the system. CaSTs nave been
not a few where this has taken place
myself have known OF a case Ia the West
Iudies where leprosy WAS thus introduced
Into a family OF young children doomed
10 bear that incurlble disease on account
OF the cupiQttN OF physician. Tho Pa
rsinn authorities are NOW meeting thla
feeling BY driving from point 20 point n
heller. doetor slaHoning himself a.
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OF Faith md test OF orthodoxy. So much
Of this unwisdoin has been perpctrated ln
the phst that we do not wonder when. in
any religious body. wise men protest upon
cccasfon against the creation Of new stand
ards ana tho further multiplication Of
ff;sfs an t.,.thrsioxtV ~
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Rev ] u. rwitcheil.
At the table 81 the Lord we are 20
come into the very holy OF holes, Our
remembrance or Christ IS not 70 be a cold
memorial, but rather the tribute of a
grateful md glowing heilrt. We are sin
ners but saved by grace; and this II a
wonderful thing, We may not lose sight
OF thr cross but we arc TO remember that
for the JOY that WIS set before the crucl-
fed He endured, thus making His chill
dreh heirs with Him 10 an incorruptible
Inheritance. We may be IN the wilder
ness, but we are out OF Egypt and on
our Way to Canaan. with the conquering
Christ for our header. We may he hum
bled because of our conscious iinworthi-
ness; but we should rejoice In the in
finite worthiucss OF Jesus who CON
descends TO call us "brethren. Now,
let any church come up 10 the sacrament
OF the Lords Supper with preparation;
observe 1t With reverence, and 30 away
from it remembering what has been
done; then they who celebrate this sacra-
ment shall live IN the strength of Il
many day, and find God to be the
covenant keeping God, whose mercies fail
nDt forever more
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Is TnE RAcE pEaLININa2

high as 5000 per car load al the market.
is THE RACE DEcLINING2
DR. Cyrus Edison, writing in the North
American Review OF American Life and
Physical Deterioration,n takes most
pcssimivtic view Of the future of the
American branch Of the Aryan stock, but
well SAYS III the race is to go on TO-
ward greater triumphs III the future II
must be by keeping the animal strong
DR. Edison adds that 1--WE seem to be able
to bring the women up 10 a certain point
IN mental development, and then they
cease to be Mothers he appears TO be
drawing his conclusions from q very tran
STORY stage in feminine development and
basng them on too few data. There has
been n the past few decades, i must be
woman's physical status In the haste to
lift up her intellectual being but this
error was hpprehended and understood
servers must be impressed with the phys
teal superiority OF our cultivated women.
1t Is no longer IN the agricultural classes
oae must look for the finest physical de-
Velnpment Of women, as It was a quarter
81 q century ago. Many Of our finest
@oInen, physically are @ be seen in the
good hehRth and d certain degree OF mus
cuiarity nre the thing, other actions of
n a IKE degree. Nor Is 4 fair for Isr
Edison TO take the rapidly falling birth
rate Of Massachusetts nor. much below
that OF London, as q Sign Of physical de-
gencrAcy in this land. New ENGLAND
farms have Jared 50 Ill IN eompetition
with the South and West that for the
cilnd youth of that region have been emf
sfhtns and rearing q progaay for Iowa
Kansas, Virginia and Tennessee; and II
IS there that DR.. Edison must look for
his disappointing Massachusetts, children
FERTIIIzING WITH ELECTRICITY.
Brcgner Paulin. one Of The brothers
OF the Christian school near La l'uv,
France, has devised and experimental
WITH . system which he terms geomag-
neties which mas yielded some sur
pfihinE results in agriculture. What he
pole from forty TO sixty feet high planted |
n the middle Of a field, supporting !
th,rr2 ,, insulators galvanized iron rod |
This collector Of The eleatrioiiy n The /
atmosphere Is Connected with a system |
OF underground wires deep en1iiEa 70 Be I
and placed ak feet apart. rhis svsfe lem
tt3ed IN rntHto field. under The suncr-
x .ss,.iil q ne Mootbrlson. Society OF /
tacts. rs SET Jorth in thuir rep0r. as
seonaynetifeH y feel in hesxht ma le7 irss
n, ~, hneaas ieis oyer q supsraeies o. c5
measured and were found (asd q SEN
tennof) to ffaeh d height OF Ave ffst
enS 7 80, aiassneist q threezfourth inches,
- influenced nostiap furnished iaS
pounds Of tuhers, lnf feet Of the nom (
ssn,us ne, portion Furnished las pounds"
radlshes and turnips shown an Increased 4
under this utilization 81
obtalasen ram elfSir'sisy guile ea G that
led Fertilizers.
CHEAP DIAMONDS IN PROSPECT.
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n
to other creatures, FAR outnnmhais:
and, perhaps. quite as important I 4
economy OF nature, II must loaf u
different. The honey bee, for sssss. 4
is supplied with a pair OF compound i
with hundreds Of facets, each cap4as
sight by Itself, and several ocesli 2
simple eyes more closely aliltd
own. How these eyes are usei' Rual /
their separate functions, Nhss 50
images they can present 70 thslr sta!
all remain questions as lnlefesuis i
well nigh nnsolyed as tney Best 4
the DAYS of our powerful inigfe
Notwithstandlng the fact thai hAas
III entonologIsts have been ana q
terested ia this subject. we ysl 80
III the stage where we can nHifn
The honey bee sees n very dsliefsnl Y,
from the one In which We aelslY
in search for sweets, althougAlN
that difference Is and how u y Nyls
we can form but little iaea'
THE PAf,-ssI'il ~ - -, j
The fact that the -'parpsol arr z i
West Indies has grown @ Pc sqes
that The government Of TnHllss "
to ADOPT appropriate Legislation Z z
its iravages, draws atteniioi Z "
markable habits pf the little ss. e.
mas been dennitely deteifn1ipea 81, ~ X
do mt cut the circgi1r nsss IN, i's, 1 s Z
sol over their heads, for the psi's 4.
eatlnr them. or for nest lsAias e
been siieeested. These nii2 q M. .'t..s Z
sl,nnlv wanted as the sol qA -
s.,.it X, ~ ,,e,faffl sort ut snlA%
e w as.s,, nnen: and The ants Is
, ansf isy ID culture as is any i'ssAs
li ie,a II paris ii the growins q. & +
loved mushrooms. AZ, 4 ns ,,ssa Z. 'lt 81
a M dlrseror 81 i' pulls works ! q
MA hes Ind them on hss s, ,,sa 1.
~ ~ Il, -, sora,sr dronnel bis y i
X ls, ,sa i ,sass md Il was ieksa Y. Y
s y 81 slSsned III Il WIS ihsa ia ass,I
il with tneir tongue, s 81, l.sIl d III
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] IELD OF LITERATURE


t tsss s sis.a. sa !. aaaiat Illustrated
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very much like slate; II IL easily mined
with ordinary tools and can be sawed or
even broken by hand. II has brought as
high as $500 per car load At The market.
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some crowded corner or in front OF some
cafe Or other place whore people congre-
gate soon his o crowd around him that
can see the source OF the virus and thus
assure themselves OF the purity OF It's ori-
gin. These street scenes are Very pic
turasque and their novelty attracts great
numbers IN the poorer districts that other
lMlse Would be hnrd to get At
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~ TIT' IItIT STIIISI
We are so used 10 regarding the world
around us from TIC standpoint OF our
own sight that It is hard to realize that
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efcnd SIR 10 sing thtt hymn. And yet
It would seem that congregation that
haze narSed and spelled and committed
50 spsnspry NViealeswafShs day q
hoom that really liked ti,ar balefui
nccin should not have been Scsy much
troubled at the smell OF sniphnr in any
hymn.
old Or Watts for his h,mn hertors to
knew that late N lifu he regretted moi,y
81 his rhymea 'composures," and would
have liked TO SEQ them wholly forgotten
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fcv. Newman Hall.
fhe autumn glory OF the leaf results
from ilse action cf frost and Wind and
rain, as wei as Of sunshine Ttsass pros
duee tints. Sorrows. not joyous, but
ericvous, aftcrward produce the peaceable
fruits Of rishteousness' and the beauties
Of holiness II when our leaf Is about
70 fan we are more humble. compassion
etc. holy Christ-llke. We may rejoice
Il thus we fade as leaf Though the
lenf lives again 10 next springs foliage
which i helps TO nol..lsii, rs individuality
oeases. Bun every separate lear In the
garden of God viii live again in glory.
sewn q natural body, raised a spiritual
body There no frost will nip Tie ton-
der bud. no tempcsts strip the branches.
nc single lear viii fade, but ali will
always glow in the radiance Of tho sun
81 Righteousness Tranforined into tue
same inlage. from glory We shall be like
Him, seeing Him as lie is.
brief winter, fadeless springi
BissSfui belief.
THIS be our JOY, that we
Fade as a lcafl
"of all our ends Ia lie
This. then, be cher
Ripe. hopeful bright, that we
Fade as a learl'
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mo soft GLOW or me ts ssan ls on
by ladies' who us'
Powder. Try H.
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Oar Home l.

Rev u RI Miller.
Look at our home life. We should not
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"of all our ends 10 lie
This. then, be chez
Ripe. hopeful. bright. that we
Fnle as a lenrrr