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The Guide.

BY WILLIAM S. JOHNSON, for many years
superintendent of the Sunday school of
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The Ideal
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The AlfaY'.

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THE
LEISURE OF GOD
AND OTHER STUDIES
IN THE
Spiritual ~
Evolution,
John Coleman adams. ID. n.

CONTENTS.
Chap.
l. The Leisure of God.
II. The Inevitable Conflict.
III. The Line of Least Resistance.
~. The Root of all Righteousness
V. Severity In Love.
vi. The Law of Reserve.
VII. Yesterday, Today and Forever.
VIII. The Victory of the Meek
TX. Immortal Life and Eternal Life.
X. The Premature Judgment OF Divin
Things.
XI. Some Things Settled.
XII. The Use and Abuse of Optimism
XIII. The Christ in the Creation.
XIV. The City that is to Come.
XIV. White Robes and Palm Branches.
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engaged fhat nH3n because he ha5
heen III the business since he was Is
Years oid, aid Il merchant tohfsftiena
rs 4 new employee passed at Of the 81
f"f Say what yon will about the
adsatah}lItyof well grown people OF the
possibility If traiHina d man IL a ear.
faia o~cesratiGn after he has reached
maturity, all Tia same, ny experience
docs 9ct coincide with that view Of the
Ease ( have bocn in business 81 Years,
and ind my hest help among those
rTro hay., made the occupation fhpif lifsr
WorI- lobe sure. they get cranky some
times and fall into ruts. a. vc say. hrr
fhaf - no worse than the o~pinionafetl.
obstinate tellacity Of rho man who Jnts
doae business for himself and has an
Id6a that he understands business nrin-
c'ples.
livery occupation has it, traditions.
rs dtaiect, you may say; its usaceS and
nec9sslaes also, "nd a very large item il
= IL its possibilities. And while com.
morelal affairs are Ill managed On size
same general basis, il is not easy 10 fit
ems occupation into the same grooves as
another one runs i'll. | have M idea that
this same theory holds good in trades of
AL sorts and that the mechanic is more
valuable if he acquired his dizziness ID
mana whlle he WIS an apprentice IN his
teens An ordinary life time il not too
ions Ia which to learn al there IS to
know about business, and the earlier ono
fakes to 1t the more likely he i. all 9th
er things being equal 10 make Il 9r,i
noofoe't success Of It. New York
ledger.
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a 10 CENT QUEEN.
Gro 0ho 4 s~,t5pped All Over III. weird
IN Il i;ax.


one 0ho 4 s~!,spred All Over the weird
IA Il i;oy.
Imagine 4 qptcn travelling around tin
vaTIl on IA cents, Ii seems lrgnoster-
Gus. and YETI Is ? fact. There is a GER
tam la:la. according 10 the IT. Louis IT,
public. who viii do this fer aux urs
wha will send HIM al order, Whether i.
comes from England. China or any 9th.
Al foreign country, and he saye:
I Lave frcqaent demands from all
fart, of tie world. Yan W.. { send
these qaecfs Is follows: You will notice
that here are two little circular apart
ments IL this royal carriage, md h.
produced i little wooden TUX. Tore III
which The eneen is kept aud the ether
fer her suit The LITTLE ping ii the cFn-
teg of The box Is sciid51ed, candle 4.
honey, which vill furnish fod1 to TIE
regal party until they arrive as their
destination.
The compartments are covered with
Il iine wire sauze tn prevent tie escape
If the insects.
This large cEc Ii tie first coplpart-
nle1lt, the one with the ~,ieIicatcly shaped.
long hofiy and ~bgautifuI markings, IN als
Italian queen be-, ana she is valued 1T
St0. have queens valued ill TILL way
from - 10 500
THE Others. in the second cornrart-
meut, axe the suit or worker bees. that
will accompany her oh the trip, not ouly
fer company, but also for the heat they
viii produce to keep herc0nfortable IN
tie stormy voyage over the great, cold
stas.
After We have the bees safely stow
cd away III their proper compartments.
we switch the little lid around and
fastan il with Il Tiny screw at tile ends.
and on rs top surface tho address Of t'1e
conslglsee Is written, the stamp il atfi&-
Cd, and away goes her majesty, . queen
sold into slavery fpr tiic t@ritling sufn ol
go and sent 60 her destination on Il 10
cent stamp.
Bee culture has grown 20 rapidly in
the United states tilat there are faw
farmers Low who haze not n snbxtantiat
apiary ana who do net net i handsome
income each ycar ffom the honey tire
bees yield, and itsiaes tie farEera-tblrt
are thousands ct gentlemen and LADIES'
who are apiaTista pafeIy from the tu-
clnaFion the hohfs affords.
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The Futura Of Germany.

Ne en- rrnphcsy the future 81
tirrlaany. liat sa much AT least s,gtl.
t~ltar--tliat il viii largely dep;uiuntIe
aours" pursued ly thn socialists. Three
alternatives seem open 10 rhem-tipy
may indefinitely continue their rTrsrni
opposition "a the government, and thefi
theT can only ht ID source of weakness.
Or they may absorb the empire. trans
farni51ls3 it into 4 feudal state, fatal tc
liberty and therefore unstable. or tliey
may, in return for certain timely con
etSsians, place their powerful ~ofganiza-
tian At the service Of tie empire aud Nh
is chief pillar 81 strength.
This il the e-onSummaticn that every
friend of Germany and If humauify
must d~avautlv wish. 1t .wouil bring ad.
vantage to both sides and put an end t.
autocracv. The empire would have IL
abandon its attempt to return to me-
dlaaral military ae-potism aud allow i'll.
subjects large liberty uf thought. ,neech
and action. while che socialist-1would
have 90 abandon theirnotiqn Of the stat,
II l mere economic beehive and accept
II ils the great institution for raisine
man above slavery to physical needs H.
to SplrltutI freedom and cultl1e. IN thi.
way Germany might ~ strong without
heing ensl.tved, ard the present cuntii
ton Mi things, against which VII
thoughtful men rebel, might come to an
ehd.-Prnfessor Thomas Davidson i'll
Forum.
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~>ilenegf.

Archbishop Nliatelv had q rough
tongue. Hewas called Ufsa Major--tle
Gfeat Rear-at 0Nfogti, 4 fact unknown
to u Young aid-te-calnp who IL 4 party
~ Dublin castle attempted 10 cross
swords with the prelate.
Approaching the prinlato Of Ireland.
the youth asked, Does your grace
know what il tie difference between I'M
ass and IN archbishop
Ne, was tla grave answer.
Then the youth went on, An ass ha.
7 cross on his back but an irchbishop
has a cross on III. breast"
"Vefy good,' said The archbishop.
Now viii you tell me what is the dif
ference between q young aid-d0-canp.
like yourself, and aa ass
don know, Z said the youth.
Neither do T." said the archbishop
and walked awaT.-Iouth's Compan.
ion.
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Fooled the Policeman

collier, whose bent istowarl pigeon
flying, went t. Bottom the other day.
carrying. Of course, !. bird with him in
y bug. He was just about t. toss up the
pigeon IL the town hall squire when q
l'eiIeeinan "tDlc Tip to him anil told him
that ie must nct tess il Up there.
Why not.:' asked thu collier.
Because i l. forbidden, and l shall
have IL lociz you up IL y1n do"
The collier, with ihr usual harness
of bin kind, thfferfen took TIL on
out Of the lag, scf il On the n a4Al.
s'faked its WINS afd said ~ w: 7
corn toss thi up here, 50 thou aun
WatE wlicam; dos yers: tIleau luun
walk uhoam."
.fhe bird, al course. rose Ill The uir
leaving tle policeman simply pntai /
with astoti.bmeat -lGldon Ielrar.}sh.
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Getting Them Up.

There i only one successful way At
getting a man up early" says a hotel
clerk 1--WE have to send Il boy w his
door who Will knock until he hears,
and then tell him that theme il j telc-
gram for him. That always brings q
commercial man ont lit once, ana III
soon as he opens tho door for the tele-
gram we just say, Sir. it ii 7:3G
o'clock He will slam the door shat
N1tn the biggest sort u all oath and
fear about the room as mad as Il Wild
hnll. That wakes him up pretty thor
ouShl,y, aud he comes down stairs feed
ing % sh"crish taf.t III doesn't sav !
word. We practice that deception every
morning. We've 9ot 10, The ether morn.
llig we aweke a man in that way after
trying the bell repeatedly. He was mad
1T first, hut when h. came down stains
10 ald u Wouit haze cast him $500 II
ne bad missed his train. New York
Tt-itrra
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Ubibooaux 5eutiutl.
HOMlL-Y ON NERVOUSNESS.
Some Practical idsas Tiatt Ire Drawn In
y Thinking A..1I.,.n.

Some Practical idsA9 Fi,tt tre Drawn hy
y thinking Asyn,:.n.
1he most casual 1iitace ~ the cot
G1ans ct IRE ne~lcsfailcTS f~atrtfs. The
fact fhat n"rHens c"tnnlaint .t1 r-
csHJiy asserted ny tic medical prof.
sre greatly oa fire increase. tom
pavtSon viii demonstrate thatHe Airer
1catS ara '~@eaaG'fs- II sv" erc riot ti-
reeGT. the faoSt highs strung and reYs-
eHz people III ttie W@ail'.
fnt nervousness, - expressed ;y "
r1aas we'll nl"aaina estlz1ns, seems iii.
he a certain s"eent21en; against ueis /
Az. CONSIDERING rl;e Haiat .ttta rtts taa
tt'.'. ~ disadvantage Il = iarD:an. /
mere aol-' t!# e'gSes ~ sin'ptT a.a oyi-
deaee ~ Hervoasne>> Tint wf&g t
ntH5 It Eil'i,-. Ta IN r~lc4rte, ia rer#
0e 50 fhe creator q nervousness. 81 i
A.. universal eaasai#lnt aI tte," noises
fozF'is the evidence a growing my
ousA Nest lt far @teua# a( 1e @.aia
u hesisve- "a tre,a Ia ~roH.a.ian RI
cAti7a ,tlid eiFeeE.
"afH . letter cssficr suddenly a9ti
uft. &H99toa Iiie1 TAIL thin. -l.iitNtti4
Tie 8p q S11Hali hallway aed etISas lup
tfs'2Ft' III y faSE aHd natural Il say ~
makes SIC lHTYeG~. Aud wien ~ ele-
Taf"t7 fr3'o hT1taE down. aFIraa~h j
ftts1"5s. causing every wheel f. seze:ua
aed hefa.-, M ..@rts tay 10th = " aI.a.
af93 inc large j in@fans3> FLED a4eir'sf
IT, F'1.s"2a company nj creating inrt-
M disatG"!s. "Aer:;s. IN 5scts ara I
Nis nervous already, Had tite ie;5as alF-
ri.gH &2ta whistle eG!y demonstrated
u .a% u haa noa t@"4 sufferer fsoss
nsETGstsiiess me elevated noises would
Simply jiaEa hat. Ho c1lo"t arna nr
fa14j E!1a.2y7c And if sat down ;s,e
W-ate 70 TIE liewsrapers complaining
a9a'a@f al fheso laf1ifeld noises I
saaaftt e.tt9 advertise nv ,+f.4tsBe a.,a-
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WHAT TO EAT.
som" sensible Z>uGsc4tians That should
r. Posted In i.srrx Household.


-"'''" Sensible Suggestions THAT should
- 'a'''"i ~ f-N"rs Hoifse'ioii-
2ftisfoa'fe. writing IN THAI eHeel-
i'lt ~-4a7'isHolaif Journal, What fo E3-.
ht'iAes Il IL" sensible suggestions IN r.
saf'i e ~ f!iff fh-s7 ought to-ie posted
~ - hf'iNehoid. lie say that the
i'ahhl'st Ahti rnrtst hvea saafl!4 from
tiif%.2 !" ne 10 hot 2af 1aeaf before Tie
Ha1 4 m.
''5a'tss' ,ileed ta3lli 2tdtTifl. ars II
h1-'S51"-t. Niatt ftoilhs d"itr1aas. Jig
''{ot91 no ftai noafi<hietnt and eaos q,
Y f%it2csn'iii ri fhe liver.
''et f55=s ih'f sfqihaci'. All r3sh
isi-tsS III f5ti'tif M f1t liFer. soft casa
hieiN ana frea1as ace also bad for a1ly
'53, .si'+' y t'Nff N "a t5.@iHdu7.
-A'5 Sf'' tzt cal ieth CIT Tor loar
i5t,'- H2 F'tt 'htf4 loftcr fiiat 4raNft
iss'- ' : !...t y ''ot#as jolly a = used
II MN. H. >'f'h-la NJ "tt'i also -aal5ti
H4s-N = "5saFHe14;'s' theuEl} 80 = Gef-
'a5i- i' ,t.fff tf'4y e'@f- te r.asl+ q
Sst5t'sE ~ 1't4 ff"n3ifly ie mas hesh
s' :i5 f'i,h. H~st'GahaS aaf -irnt, wiaFa
1tea'' ah's.{'3'ttf >s'S'r, flt meats. Or.
's.Ht- as-'' 5t'ii' H1a5f @ti it4f, oEaaFg.
%@'4"f= ';'ta Fat#i''ss' parl'v cakes, ~.
"at"'ts ef southfth e''lf fiEa7 I'LL. III.
are INSTEAD q ftG31f- aidsittina r5aHf
54ia f+0ti.e Ait taE Faa Mi3 tfnd n III iea-
ma a1alfti -tfely Is 4. eriehct,
'faA Nt'' ~ t4F cfifIAf5 he Il lzaE,
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The ,lapane.- TO >nt 4e opium.


Inc Jsra1t"so, mtlikc tl'eir Chinese
h1i.itforss nave z horror of oplini
~-fneklng. IN -laran ii ~ crime, pun
1silsthl@ hy i heaFF ti'e and i long I'M
lt4"tlneItt. u iS a CRIME ~ setI "ptnm
e smoking apIHifsdns, and tle "aiy
R++'ss where thA drag San ~ purchased
fs Nheft = PRISON hil. sAhoke are ai fh''
h'tisl RESERVATION uiltlsr me pIetect'eh
!. " i.'fe'-.n siiF- he aiaHIa dhh1 iii
1o%ti'alta- iAstr' f'@a~''b1 ana pit'yc
- M H. faA.ii II taa taflnal'
i''''s5' ana E'1&i'eh efAe'ssleii@. Watie
~ .1apaa's' aa'f NJ iEri-tlrtiali,
MON 'ss lan1ue>a t@eh possession of
sii'4St' "hlgi '''ts retlfd HI thiaa 4"
1.tP14 vs. q l#'ft oi tlt. tr1e" VI i%a'tt't'
t3'F f"Hi'ti /. S'ft5t'S tI"bl9Hi III iHA
tssstz'ii@' '+ @I!aA' >lHeAlna u!ttii| the
1'il't7 49, shihtst M sl'ieH{<. H5iio alo
f5Ai.".fsti1.
ftssf fila tfiaio tafletls ntrtlH1fis ihe
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Sons veasf ago 2 wealthy fnanufae-
turer III Canada employing nearly loco
hands, established j, moiaI'' citv,
l4Is giving the voiknteu and their
families many comforts and luxuries
fiat they could TX have attained un-
aided Of eoErse there We're regulations
70 govern tAes mpceI city, which. III J.
rale- Fgcre eneerfally observed.
There were fault finders, however,
ard epecially { new eomer named Ba9-
comb. Among the rules nas one forbid
dug the burning al soft eoal on ae-
count Ut TIE odor aitl smoke. and BIS
eerab objected strongly.
My gooilae-S demonstrated i
tflen(. don't eea what you ara ero4l
nv about. We pas hard colI u cost
price, and a. enc toa goes al far as two
"a the other voE aiu't our II pocIet.
Tain't right ~ forbid it,. asserted
Basco;nb.
Lock here, = demanded his fr5snl,
do you really want Ia burn tic nasty
stuff
mo. / don't wanter, : replied Bas-
rrmb- but wantor have tins right la
casa l Vautar, Pearson ! Weekly
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What HES been regarded by sonle a.
the birthday of the railway locomotive
occurred on -.Tlt. a1. 1928, with ste
phcnson IA the father III the event The
stockton and Darlington railway mad
been built. and. through his persistent
opportunities. laid WIFI non, instead u
wooden rails. Il had been Intended
merely for horst draft, Inf thP inventor
prevailed urnn tila awners - GLOW him
\ trial ~ HI steam locomotive.
stephenson himself was rht driver dn
that occasion, and. before . tremendous
crowd If curious and for the mest part
i~ucredulog.< pcop!t. hi drew i train Ut
nearly - wagons. loaded with passcn-
gers ana ca.,l. liz I speed OF II ~ ~
miles pcr ionr. Thus the first train that
eur carried passengers mail W. journey
IN SAT- tr, and the enthusiasm ct the
muiritu1e was Undesirable.
Bnt, notwithstanding thus d%einorstra-
tiojl. rhg locomotive wa. Stjlt unnaerci-
tallv ridiculedei y the majority, Nor
Was tbiS ridicuic confined III tie iattur
mat glasses, the ihlest engineers CON
tended ilfat II U.tsridieulous ~ suppose
ttiJr steam cuuid fyor b. practically SIN
Eloye! III competition with horSu p3vsel
fin transportation. Almost incredible as
il mas ngw .eeni, ii IN a fact That pOliti-
cil economists iiyfigfaed agaflst tharail
way ANA thu eit&iue as constituting III
friaGinaryrufGlzn.w which, even Al sleftEs
inl-wbieh wax very doubtfuI-wpllI
dergiye stage drivers. teanSTars antl iin9-
keepers If their livelihood. 1t was iH
the fave a NJ almost universal opposi
ton. IF tic wild. unreasonable Kind.
that 4 few naaf. lpd ~ tho 1re;t Ste
fhensou, ialotcd steadily onward and
finally established tae RAILROAD anil rln
locomotive Is institutions Of TIE Hand.
-Narth American Review.
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he FcEltis servant problem M hain!
Seized Pr meIe than one household ;ll
moon ih q most unique way. q W.
stiH manufacturer, WHO advertised fer
Wy a1erE, was doulea by hundreds III I'D
ieatiaNs while AZ the same time his
ife advertising for i ceperaI ser-
et,g, had not Ole likely appIicanf Il,
Y Eai.il4 wy tAo n!an -sugges.rJ ~ IT.
ol hlS aPpiicaIita ewho VAS a young
A'5-'ls5 man "4fh tfFo chIidrtn) shat
-.s t-s Ais hAtA6i IN h~altaevork. KA4 Of
cf ~aa accepted on the spot, ana the
yqHag nam has turned out to DO such a
success that several other householders
Sss sao3sea .h9 saI.e plan.
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4 eiiinps. Of Iennyson.

Max Muller, il his roruiniscencss ~
IahnysoG. say thu poet wanted tl,awinst
ont-had tobe smoking Il pipe, Slipping
whisky and watrr' - hafure Ii, W..
genial. Once h. summoned all his VIII
aud pitched lis pipes aod tobacco out IL
the windoy, For i day he was moss
charming, though some,shat scIf right
euo The second say ie became very
il"o'ly and eaptious. tie tililG nD on
k#e" what io e. With him. Bat after i
Disturbed Iligiss ! Was told flat lte rot
out Of led N the morning, went quick
" l'to the gsritn, picked TIP ont ef LEV
bisAen pipes, stuffed il With the IT,
ln#,inaaf tie to6accu scattered about ana
men, haNlns Ihtd a tew ruas, came "a
'5e''hfast a-i rl%ft again. Ncihing more
W. s;itd asouf giving M tobacco.
The times., 1897-07-17

bination Dick johnson is well-known
pitcher. His prowess in the box has been
established in many brilliant contests, in
which his adversaries have been mown
down with means like July wheat. 1t is
said that nothing too pretty in the way
OF bouquet may be thrown at Mr.. w. b.
Hibbs, the gentleman who Will officiate
behind the bat for the Washington ball
nine He is a tower of strength, and
In.thine ever passes him. Mr.. Vaughn is
an old time first baseman, a crack in the
place; Mr. Mearns is one OF the best ball
players in the aggregation, and viii fully
cover The second bag, and nobody dou3ts
Mr.. W. Riley Deeble's ability 70 negotiate
anything in the way of fly or 2rounder
that reaches left garden. Like words Of
praise might be spoken without fIattery
of every gentleman on the team.
1t may be said that the Baltimore peo-
pie have good old time baseball players
In their ranks. Probably the Washington
team viii beat them, however. They are, to
a certain extent, has-beens. They Were eX-
cellent fifteen years ago, but all have large
families OF children now, and have led the
life Of domestcIty and peace SO long that
this bloody battle Of the diamond may well
cause them some dismay.
Admission to this great game of ball will
be by card. A fairly large number OF cards
are Icing printed, and they VIII be dis
tributed to the whole stock excha nge and
their friends. The stock exchange VIII 20
in a body. OF the Baltimore people It is
not yet decided how large a crowd Will
come. Fifteen players are TO represent
the organization, for fear of too frequent
accidents, and 1t is supposed that these
men VIII bring with them a large following
of sportively inclined from Baltimore, in
addition to the Baltimore exchange.
Mr.. Eckels, the Comptroller of the Cur
reICy, has been requested to offlciate In
the difficult position of umpire. 1t is
not known what knowledge of baseball Mr..
EcEels may possess, but In a game Of this
sort is iInnlaterial. 1t has even been sug-
gested that the less he knows the better.
II L. hoped that he VIII be able and willing
to fiji this difficult position, as the Baiti-
moTc people have especially requested that
he be asked, and as the Washington people
have first choice Of the grounds, it seems
only fair that Baltimore should nominate
her poison.
Tits ban game is only one feature OF a
large aud beautiful day. Two PROPOSE
tious for conclusion of the days fes.
| tiyities Were presented. Dick Johnson
offered TO take the whole push down the
river for the evening on his steam yacht,
and Mr.. Charles ]. Bell offered the hos
piua!tties of his beautiful suburban home
! These two propositions were submitted
| to Baltimore, and she was asked to make
| the difficult choice between them. Her
answer is the diDlofnatic one that the
Baltimore Stock Exchange people are bet
| ter brokers than sailors, and would rather
| stay on land. After the game the whole
| Washington Stock Exchange and all their
visitors viii take trains on the street rail-
way and buses out the Woodley Lane
road to Mr.. Bells beautiful place Here
the whole happy gathering will end the
eycntful day.
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