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A _ Hints en .Health - Exercise as
' Food and Insomnia.-In cases` Water Purity Test.-To ascertain if
,ham indlgestion produces insomnia
ye should give no food during four
,ours or- more before sleeping time,
in-, if this is found to be disadvant-
lgeous, the food should be of the
lightest description. So a/dvisos Sir
Lauder Brunton, the famous English,
';,li_\~slcian. Where ilatulence an ac-
idity prevents sleep some bicarbonate
ei soda and,pepperinint is sometimes
nwre efficacious than a rlamuliz
draught. Occasionally, when the
whole body gets teo hot and the cir-
rulntion excited, merely getting
out ei bed and walking a few times
round to.get cool will allow the pa-
tient to obtain sleep.
Electricity for Ceiistipatlon_- The
.iieilicnl Gazette, of Paris, nnd Fleig
.nnd Fronkel, of Gornuiny, have dis-
covered that constipation is cured
quickly and harmlessly by hlgn_f|~¢.
quoney currents. They treiiieil seine
iwi-nty crises in thi; wiiy with irinel-
ioriitlon in every c Ve. The applica-
tion was marie with an unipoinr eon-
nection, 110 volts, the electrode he-
iiu; either cylindrical or couicnl. nc-
i'ordin;; in the tolerance of the pat-
ii-nt. The intensity ofthe ciirrnni,
‘water is free from organic pollution
place ii lump of sugar in ii' bottle
nearly full and cork up. If altvr
thus excluding the air and keeping
the hottie in the light for two or
three days no niiiky cloud is appar-
ent, but the water remains clenr,then
it may be considered free from the
phosphates with which sewage water
is impregnated.
Sun Cure _for Neuraigiu..-Let any-
one who suffers from neurelgic face-
uche try how it answers to sit in a
sunny window and let the soothing
sunshine fall upon the painful part.
ln nervous dobility, too, and for in-
somnia, no treatment is so good as
ri-st comiiined with plenty of sun-
shine. ` m
MORN D [OUNDEDI ' ` y _ _ 
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CANADA, SATURDAY, MAY 9, i903.
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Medicine. _ '
is_wood~sawing and wood-chopping.
This newest cure is practically* put-
ting the city man hack into his boy-
hood, days ln' the 'country' when‘of a
morning he'did the chorfis. fit' is on-
ilyvthe busltness man ln` h_¢i_suij\ii-rn,
0 0\{0l_‘. W u nowadays can take he
prescription. for i_h'e dweller lu flats
ities] 'ao Inicio api. the callin- in which
onugeritlework. V
The tired business man must take a
tgree-vieielisé-course oi work and will
en, e octors guarantee, be in
the pink of condition. `He're is the
prescription given by a noted physi-
c o es. o nto yard or garden nnd
commence sawing logs. Thepe should
be 9 feet long and a ieotfln diiuuntor
Exercise for Business Men.-This is
thu tlinc of yenr when thousands of
liusiiiuss men suffer--especially in the
iuoruiugs-ivith ii. peculliir, tired. ile-
pressed lleellng. It is-the weather.
flliiny iuon go in for ii toiuc or dun-
duliou salads, or some such thing.
llut the doctors,`who kno\v from ex-
erionce, declare that e\erclse is
was irrnduully increased nnd dilnin-
islieil during each sitting, lasting
iriuu live to eighteen minutes, and
vuryiug in number from eight to iii.
icuii.
p. _ _
\vu|\ted,'some new und special form
lol exercise. `IiJ ‘is iii the morning
ithiitii form of_manui\l labor is need-
_id by the brain-worker. _Anil the
I most practiciii form of_ manual labor
sections. Saw for.il0 minutes. Then
_ lllki? the axe nnd_q\lriI'tei~ the sections
iNext take u. chopper und chop up lu-
_to_ inch sticks. 'lilo iixuiunil chopper
iSl‘°“1d M50., 110 lifiiifl fill' 30 iuiuutcs.
,Then the business man _epn gn ini.,
the housc._- have al hiith,_ _ dress, my
lhlr llrcnkfust, leisuiiely and leisurely
|\V.i1l_k l~_° hifi lfl`l1.|U_ 01,' Street cur und
Hd* t0 Work. that is. _presuming he
takes nn 8.80 pr' latin' train nr nm-_
The doctors _decllire that \vq9(l.sllw.
lnil 0*' Ch"l’l*l"B` is fnr more stimula-
_-.£L_l==i -~» ___
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as can be. 'Phe sugar output
is one of the principal industries of
the Green Mountainycltute, yielding
for its- five hundred thousands of
pounds of sugar and syrup each year
the splendid revenlie"uf upproxiiiliite-
$8,000,000. Negtiito Vermont the
llililzest producingstate of maple su-
girur and ‘syrup in this coi|utr_v is
i0hio, .but the wlseacre -claims that
lthe New England variety is the bet-
iter of To two. New York and Bos-
ton tit e most of the Vcrniont-pro-
duct, hut when it reaches those two
iclties it has been so niiiiiicratt-i.i by
di-nlers that very little of the real
'article gets to the-consumer.
The fnghlon in striped clothing has full with a dress suit of strip¢»ii__ 'l
_ ,T
e ° 2
' Masculine Modes - The Vogue of the Stripe. - ,_
-:
iuilercloihing as well as suitl and
iiu waistcoat!-i are all striped SMF
~~ u ~' i _~ 'il .-i K. » 'y ' -‘ _
for sometime been prevalent in lem ‘»_|'U-l- T0 0\\lilg tus wi i ii s i “lava Thu Stripe meet’ howsv".
lniue modes und men have quite ui- 'uflk c°“t‘ lil “wh of "INN H" I
' ' ` ~-'ripe effect is ilisceriiiiiile only iii .
will-Gil lhif CFHZC. if it CUl\ be l`“ll¢" Ziirly close quurii~_rs_ i um now iolii
such. Stripes have the peculiar ei- ‘=_\' the uuthoriiii~__s iii' iueifs _i'ii::hions
feet of lengthening or shortoniuii' fll-is lh0\l§l'Yllllt/h;l""”l~ll’"“I'§l:';tS::‘l"lw‘;:`:;
. . __ un . 1 _ "2 " ‘- ' '
lone B he‘gm" Iwcrrlcnllitlulllr strhns the uii\'r-_ut of the suuiiucr. Siriprlil
lml\k0 fl Shi-Wi- mil” l°°k Um or 'I boots uri- lhi-_ liiiusi i|liii|.{_ Oi course'
stout man look thinner. Horizontal the leather is not siripi-il hut the up- i
stripes make a thin man look n bit pvrs are. The uppvrs are uuiile of
sstoilter and n iull inuii look sllorter_1cloih, nnd the eilect is said io lie
The modern Ilcriu° Brummel rather lrvry good,
sliirtli-il 'society by coming out lasili Ties, socks, .\~l\iris_ pupiiuus, cron
wiiich is the most fashionable. il
uiodi-st iis io viiloii, und showing. Tho
igooils are of the slime color, thp
.stripe lu'-iiip; proiliicnrl by having it
woven in in ix iliilercnt shade. In
iiliivks the stripe is produced by _a
~_lll:i-u or sutiiiy thread woven in to
ilie ilulli-r cloth. Seine fancy waist-
coziis, _socks nnd surli-like thing!
li.i\i: iliStiiu'i_ colors, llut these ll-YO
hit to the very young or very spot
i_‘_' luun.
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iplyii nun bv ‘("h.;n, S_.' gwiek Architect,
and should he sawn into 8-inch long; K 5 _ sfdm '
x Minneapolis' inn
The ever-incrensinj; populurity of
the old colonial hoin_es is nu evidence
`oi‘ lore of the- liative~iii»rn Aiuericiiu
for simplicity couiiilneii with home
rolufort. In the _early history of
our 'ciuint|'_y' necessity wus the iin-
piilsi- thut \\'ii_- buck of our iuililiitll-
ers in ull oi' t%_ir work. i.‘ri\'utious
iuid huriiships iniido it nccessnryi to
levoid ull attempt. at iiispliiy, nnd
'the nutuiiii feelin of our Puritan
_ ‘ g -
ting to the hml|,w,,,-kg, than ,mv ‘ancestors was for absolute pluinuess.
umouut of ¢luml,.l,nl| or other exL,,1_ ln these inter llaysdt is not so much `
cising. . iii mutter_ of necessiiy nor _vet any!
‘ _ _, , , 'lingering l’uritunicii‘l ideas that con- l
The modernizing of the wurlii now'
nuii iigaiii creates ii new cilreer for
mon iiuii boys. Quito recently a new
und p'rofltnble opohilig luis been made
in which hifih lluy can be enruvil, und
irnrel and uiivoliture of ull sorts'ho
iiiilulgri-d. This new nlid profitable
i`u~ld for specialists is in the siilving
oi' ships. It ls true thut ships have
iieoii siilrcil from time iiniuemiu'iitl_
llui. ihey were not the nioilerli steel
giunis. /is it mutter oi' fnot, the
upi-ning of this new ci`iri~er ,is u ii nt-
ii»i~ ui the inoniellt_ f So little oi its
opportiinities has been lieiweiueii by
thi- irvliei-ul public that ihc young
inuii <|ua'lifying for it have I-een the
suiis of underwriters, siiipownun and
siiipiiiu_-lt0\'s_
l*ro;;i'uss in solving methods has
rein”-eelowly. But the loss ol' im-
mi~iisi\ly expensive biittlcships und
oiiwi- men-ol-iviir in \'i\i~ious Darts ol
thi- wiirid-has stirred up the fiii'fui~ent
nuiiiuis, nnd ncurly iill the Iiiiport-
The man who wishes to become one
of the new style salvors will have to
illitniu an opening \vith_ one of the
salynge nssocintions, which nre rou-
t _ "' T" "*`_ I  ` 3%-' ._ l trol us, lint it is more from the sense l
A New Career for Men. -_
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of uict iestfulucss. 'l`lt days of
l\y¢,u_p-l look fh potato"-ts_ '~ C 4 iuiii fwolilo ningoiid _iulsicuilis well ns
- _ ‘ » ' s. _  v.r i --
l Mnncy talks' but “Obml-V notimls UU", Ltul “?»txrudilll‘l0qii)il<l iGhi‘0il\(\\ llli
trolli-d by the iiudcr\\'i'itel's and ship- iwhat Mud of rungmgmlilit 4' , `niiliu:u n .j _ _ _ ' - |
`owuers, Or he might stnrt’ in with
‘one of the wrecking companies which
_uuikos it specialty of mnriue con-
‘ti'nci‘_s. When he becomes n qualified
siilvnr he will muke lu salary und
_fees anything from $5.000 to $25,-
_ 000 ri your under the new systeiii.- A
_souhd education is necessary, em-
‘limring ns mnny languages us pessi-
, ide; ii knowledge of the handling of a
‘ship nnd tackle, nnd nn intimate ac-
,riuiiintunco with modern shililiiiililing,
iiiyiii-ostultics, the use oi pneumatic
‘principles nnd appliances, meteoro-
_loiry and kindred. subjects, Practi-
| cul otlperience as a diver is, of cours
_ indispensable.
l i‘h_vsicai fitness nnd endurance is
lnlsn necessary, for the _new style sel-
'vor will he required to go to all
uni envo_i‘nments`hii\'e set iihout pi'e-ll‘1\l`f'S nf U10 Wliflfl- 50 l"l\i\l<0 10"!
l'i\\'iii_i_r scientiilriiliy eqiiippuil .iilviiize
‘l"i»ul'linouts, while the viist fortiliieii
lust. _hy tho wrecks of gr(-nt incrcimnt
filillls have likewise mudo l.lilyd’s und
oiiu-rs engaged in shipping ventures
help in the iirirnnlziiig of n new i-hiss
ui siilvors.
in ihe past there have been uinny
s:ul\'ii;;e "ductors." who were uull
_ <1 -'
fi--il to riiise tho `ordii'iai‘y '.voofli\li‘
iuiiiing vessel, innocent of bulkheuiis,
:uid in recent yenrs the great wreck-
iuq roniponios in the_llnited` _‘states
!_iourne_vs across rough country on
1 foot or horsoiuick, to live in tents or
lhuts or small rough craft while dir
lrecting operations,
|
, ‘ POINTS ABOUT SIBERIA.
I .
| Capitol punishment for common
.luw oilenses was abolished in Russia
iiihout 1770. Although murder is
lpunished by hard labor in Siberia,
ideath fls still a punishment for poli-
nnil vlsmrhere have rione some mar- ln(-nl 0ll‘@ng¢_l;_
\'<'\lnus work. llut it tiikua n _spec
iulist to hnndlo a vest steel town
oi 22,000 tous or more, \viih its
iuinii-riillle hulkhciiils nnd its whuder
lui ci-ist, mprcseiiiing' mnnyhundrcils
Q, .» ._ _ __ _
cheese. _ =
_ g ll M' .thi-_ii liuiirls in appreciation of the
it is easier to love some woman ‘plain quiet homes so iuiinv oi' wliich
‘than t0 have to tell them you do. lure bring huili at' the pi-eseut time.
_ Dolls are made for girls to plnyl Tu our curi'ent illu.<;i_rui.ion.~i we
iwith. U01 men to marry. ‘have ii good type ol’ home conifort
| Trimble is something that mum, illustriiteil Ain this pliiiu colonial
iam making for’ but_nob‘0dy w“"tS>' `h;>use. with l_\lrond_ fiiicnrlc, its-_s|lli_
p o symme ricn \viiu uw opi\uuii:s_
A no is a pour Bubsuww rm' the crest(-ii»upper roof, with its liberal
ltrugh' mit 15' is the only °“° dlS°°V' ,slight cornices, gnnihrel roof und
em up 0 ata ‘crested upper roof, wi_th its liherul
A chauffeur is ii man who is smurt `chimiie_v' on eiich side. its exieiiileii
,Gu0l1i;'h to work an automobile, but circular piuzza at the right, porte-
clever enough not to o`tvn oue_' rochore ut the left/_ und entrance
"I‘Wo_ things you can find in thi- porch in the center, with terrace- on
dark-n 'carpet tack and n llmbm.gm_i _ , _. --_
fi all
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'_l'iie world is full of willing people
'-some willing to work and (some
willing to let them.
The worst of life is that 'there is
Q0 little of lt.
Peach nothing but eggs.-Froni
nicxiqc
_'E
A Fan’s Philosophy. '   H
3'-‘t-5
5
E
y
may - ' _T _
Be ordered from the game. °°°  m>_iu\i_rz,
in-ox-N
l The total population of Siberia, ' . I ,nm
lwluch was less alum 1,000,000 at iuol I" th” _‘fi“°“ 0' 0"” °°“"“Y mimic i ,,,,,,,
sugar or pure maple syrup is virtuni- °',_'”’“"” H R °-'"4-'
had in 1897 roiiil d "1 72i 040. an
is_yeiirl,v iucrelisii by~ some 50,00
uiiiuy nu»r~hnnii'nl intricacies, its iii~.l1l‘8lm\ll\E (lf-the Ulll0U20llf~h Cl‘nl-Ury.
_ ‘ . , "', ii
L” 0
ui tlimisuiliis, and perhaps. millions.
jimmigrants from <uropenn Russia.
ly unknown. the urtlcie that is sold | ,_
l in ixcity like New York, for example ‘ '-T1-"
iueini; uwdluereni from the real iiung i ruzsr rtoon PLAN.
_ \ q _ _ _ . , _ _ _ _
 itllieen Ann vagaries and |'oolishl_v cut j
f gup houses have gone by. These ;
, Smnclmw H ‘vémlin with short ,mir ‘iiligiis iuay return- in ilu: cycle of ,
always ,nukes n man Wonder how h _voiirs to coiirc, but not nt pl'eseiit, y
froests anii~-Maximsr .-5--1--‘il--i -_
_ :i : '
._ n si _
9  " V- " crusnnu
 »\ ii-axis-ei  V
And' in thi: giime of life we play' ~ --»»_--J'--Ji--‘» _ ` _ _ _ _ M,_,_ ` ll  \
t’s very much the same. N ` ‘ ' `  - ii e 1
Play bali. Don’t kick or'else ou  ' _ __' /if I 1%., ,, iff   i /l
ui ` mu. uvma nvwi  _'L~"‘ -" 'V
si
°l°‘2i=   T   _i' A coloNiAl or EARLY ivrii.
l
l
- ` .» _ _~ _
Pithm. Sidc_ (-onipleting the quiet rest-‘, ii. ci~utel` gable in frolii., with i‘i.~i~es_=.
f\||n,.S,| nl the front, The ground i~il-liiilcoiiy uuil the iuiililiiir riiuuil-
- ‘ lim ijt-ni' hull, side entrance thrown-
ipiii~i_i--rin-iii-i'i-_ liiviitory and coat-
si'/.e is IM by 51 feet, exclusive of the iiillipoii ii-i;'|iii\-z-5 on ei(iliulr  ll) u \ l_\mm_ Wm, h,“i|___, fm,” basement 'to
' » i »‘ ‘- - » " " \ * 'i 2 'iii 'E ‘auf i _ _
i<|\il\<.u piutiilll lliut ii- out siili_\ ill l ll. f‘Ul l‘ ‘H ' ‘ ‘ __ 'ilu' ii i-<i|i‘.cilii~iit i-irrvuiiis dining.-
|\eight_ The first story is 9 feet high
wide hi\ll\vu_\', ilu: i-iliriiuie ili»<ii!~_ ld i A _ V
l li tl nl
iinil the second siosv S fool. six inch- lygluzorl uiiii iinlsluril with siilir liigliisi ; :'i»i»ui, lniuk iii \\ uc is ie iiini U
us. This house was recently built on viilivl' siilo in lu-upiiig wiin iiii»;',_;u_-i,,.,, _,ml ,~nllm,l~y llnlnirtnlr-nt,\vitli
lor 811,000. The exterior is cover- ,ilcnvrnl si,\l»-_ Ou iiii\vu_uiiu iloor is ‘hc ,mlhms lmuwy U\”_“mg thmugh
h' rl Lil lie 'do the li\'ii\g-riiiiiil iinil iliiiiug riioiu nu
ed with glazed S lui, o ii, .i Sl _ _ _ __ _ _ .l -___ _ x m th
wells ns well ns thi- roof. 'i`he roof iiie right sirli- or the iuill\\'n_\' und it ""‘l"' ll" ‘""""_ 5 “Nfl” H 0 _°
which is high piiclwll is i,i'oiiii'd with lil>i'nr\' on ihc lr-ft, bu:-l; of wllirh is 'lil‘\l\l4"|'*’UU|- lil" ‘lU\U'5€'r0°m ll
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cnarmni 
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"wma ' ' /eminem-_ aim-inxri °’?*!"°F". * _ -
iz'-neu-lla' ix's'xis-o i4-oxioc ' __
Vei'mont’s Maple Sugar.  - l`»~---~ --1,  _ ___ _ _ _
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Tauulcn
Z` SECOND FLOOR i’L.»\}l-
.ilii_-iliiul _iii liuihugiiii}, with beam
let-lliu_i.{, uuii thi' lilil'iil'y iii unk,‘~tho
ii-uiire i~i»luniiiin|.: liuish of haiifway
iuuii si-i'iuiil .~'till'_y is in while ennfuel
Iiisiiu; ri-|-_-,~ siuuii uluount of wood-
".\*orli. The lloi:l's ure plain, polished
lli:\i'<l\\'imil_ 'l`lii- ltitcllen porliiln and
ltliu uiiii: is liuislioil iu hiiril pine nnd
l\'n|'uish_ 'l‘l»i- luiseiilent is \'ur_\' coni-
;|iii-ii-, \\'iih lille liiullilry, ili‘_\'il\g-room
i _ _ , -
[si-riiiuis iuiiluoiuu, \eg_et.nhle, fruit
luuil wine rolliirs, lienting and fuel
Vi-mulls iiurl iiuisiile t-ntl'i\uCe. The
,\\~iii»i<i\v.< i|irou_uIiout ure lrluzeil with
,pliitv gills-H_ 'l`l\o suconil story has
ju-.i~ i>i-uuiiful riuiiul-icrs nnd two bath
.riiiuus_ with uiuple clothes closets.
.'l`l°u- iitlii- .<iii»r_\' is ile\'i>i.i.~d to ii ldrgo
’ iiiuii-:i~iiii»iii. riuun mid three servants’
fi‘o<uii.¢\. .»\ll of the exterior wood-
lwork, cornices, wiiulow frames, sash
ipin'/_1_:is_ nic_, fire painted white. This
lit; ii model hiniin ol its kind. with a
llilu-ruliiy of spuco on every side and
in. l'e<‘lllu.: of lioslriiuiity. more in evi-
liloiici- tluln in iiiiiuy uf our modern
‘.li<iu\cs_ _ ~
ii
_ A _‘if
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SELF GUVERNMENT.     @
GREAT MORAL POWER
Sermon Préachcd hy Rev. ._Jno.~ll. Mc-
Querry ihe New Pastor oi Central `
Christian Church ‘in This City.-
roi the grace ui God -hath appear- eisutipeness en__°ui¢h_t0 <10 H0 es e-
mi, bringing salvation in an mni_ia-:mans the sr°»¢__°l1¢s 01 earth: hui.
slructinz us, to the intent that. it requires more true and aanohling
ilifnying imgoiiiinns and 'woriiiiy relanhvsd-bifigiggwfzhegglff hiziggggig.
l""‘ts' W” °h°“ld “W “°l’"ly 'md thfiliggh tlhere are slimy niltable ex:
"ll¥m°0“51Y_ “Dil 3°‘nY in this pmnnt amples in :history .as well as in every
w""1'l"°'T“ aiu' 13' _ 4 'day life to the `i;ontrary.i Alexander'
It ‘H B fm Wlm thi’ `F‘°l°“d“ £3 ltlie Gredt, though elevated ` to the
l" “l’°“l‘ “BTV Wd’ “nd” " - 'highest ui\:h‘e_‘in tha, temple of Fame’
m°“t' hommg it Ya' be “mmauc in lin la rash moment slew his best friend
"“"`“l“- that' lf “WW wma” 5" “W and benefactor-Olitus-for a mere
hresseil, -those acrimonlous feelinitlldmefmce 01 opinion; Caesar’ though
usiuilly accompanying them will be /
Niinnrunaa atso.~imii that dw!! ' ‘  ‘
rlbis outbursts of sion fanned o
PM '
" 5'1"" PY l°.\l°\°"-Y/°f °‘V"°'°'°“' SLEEPING DRAUGHTS AND
chullition if theffnillim _ wo 11080 ' _
would never resell such s P0113; _ °f  
“"° °mPl°Y°‘lfl" "l'l‘lllI‘_5§»lr~iiii ne no fn wlse"n\`otlie`i‘ will never give har
d°“bt that “W ‘lhdmn ~m°9'°“r°h“g'-little one a siteplngdraught, sooth-
'ed Wm* lmfah “nd b"*t°"'l““5““g°: ing mixture or opiate of any kind
T0 li i l l fl. 5 .`
-M22-il€l“¥€i il’f€‘»‘1 ':::°i;.:z:r  :.:°:iz:s_
§""’ l““>°P99g3*i 50°* “‘\l°l}_ ”° §‘?“7-’Aii #mis '¥:lii¢a‘~coni:i`iiii- deadly
¥°‘ 1114.1. \i°i.¢1u~°°\_‘°\‘l 1°' S' 'E p°im.=.~vriiar irgivi-,su _ my
violent nn ure enkindiad with tale. dm ‘_-_ b in  pghblm
the voice _others-_and._»-It °" 7.°"“5'  - 9 I ._ V f
11°" \‘*l°i‘» is ii va nic mm is omn-
would be reasonable' to |uDD09°. -U-I 7 u fi -  - tg  gl
ment Baal tlitt it medicine
_vintoaatfonsflidglit operate nvon our- ,dan nog -5 » ~' -»6d`- bméladot om
mvm h‘"""'»“"`““" "°` ““ mt hu' at o niii"i‘=)i?:iRu}tiidf£ af cannot
in conjecture. for the finished sen-_ ozmrly do “rm fffafysn G
_ o rs
gequsiitly breathed forth, not ug. fun mae' ont’ as ¢_./1. M"
i:~`i°~* A ‘i‘i»°°'..2~‘°'»L°  li’
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"if mfivy-;us,a¢ imnlliiiiifuiy nhl. 'H9 'P' * "ff ‘,,1°“ W" lm* '"'*
gina cove i|oq'oi_oiio'| alll! a Irv" 5”” '° tl" A 1’l°'\"l'i'!»'»‘§ 'l'§"W°
l=fi»°i.a£»w~.=i'i:~-....i°..~.:.:°i in ,..... "“'°'.r:,§...°_. ii
em “'  4 A' at' ' , d'e¢n_t| alba  r. Williams'
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tences of the impassioned orator. P od. M _»dfw_ 4-H17-li{m§»pt o“1:\
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lhls brow was adorned with many
llailrels .oi immortal honor, yet, after
the protracted siege of Alisis. and
its reduction, su_llied_ all his glory by
‘putting to death his brave, though
fallen, enemy, Vercingetorix, who
impiored his generosity; Napoleon,
with spiritual coniellness and Divln
il=°`¢°veii_n self eoi_ifoi‘inably,te___'t_e
most._sDvrovei’l models gi coqysiition
Y - _ . _
'soaal holiness to he based upon thelto which the Christian practical
391 'gowfnlng P°We' (the gm- nl A1"tends like rriivitiition to the lar est
mighty God), controlled and direct-lcentml “Ed i th nemtio: Ori
'ea-by the wilrami mimi Qi sou re-i _ _ Y' 5 " t- _ _
venled in-the Huw Bc,-iptm-cs_ It islevorything else most valuable_1n re-‘
the essential sdornment of all Chris-I gflln- He Who lmS_H°f Char"-Y. 01'
Mans’ but is only the pu,-med and ,idve, ls' no Chr1sti'en_ whatever
consecrated natural facilities of hum-,Counfeffelt HWY D9 exlllbitild. and
is tolerable nnd enclurnblé in luimnn
nature.
Self governnient is not, then, the
license of nl\turnl_lnw, but the re-
strained nnd enligllteued rule iii reu-
son and sound morality; no other
self governance deserves the name or
merits the approbation of sensible
one oi the world‘s and nature's no-fanny Smmtmed or get am,-ty ,md hence, it in epitomizing the allele
lblemell. 0101185 bflllli-I 81110 'S0 tvyinqicéed to the Lord ghmugn the Christian clioracter to say a man
Wighhklllgff and 0mD8f0l`S. Q0 fill' f0r~ Tl-uth_ _ ‘ls perfect in love; hilt the entire;
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if.. ::;”...;:f.‘z.°;';l.;':.i_s.°.“:_. 21:31, ar  mg. w‘;;°“ 1: °“e..P°:;,i;‘;.“'“;‘°z.::._..‘;l_“”'i“.z:“.ilf;:;zl;:l  ~ it   1”  
T sa » .
passion, if not into merciless policiesl ec on 0 rs mn y' Us d_' d d t d' i, th 1 k 5 ~ t i _ _
and unpardonnhle petty emliltlons, Rake 3:3 Igfgelxgiqfng ;1;m1Uu‘;§..':;;,icheS gg” the Yom; s*§f_n;’hi5;fn; constituted wisdom, or self lmpos
E um execution °f the DM” deislgi i b cause the absence of iov'e lmerit of the creature-the Creator
nrhiem the murder oinrisiincrs and PY F. .- 'ming nu ine rest: soiniii --the
2:: ::°.°.$a‘:.‘;:';i,°°:.l':"“;;.‘.::‘.“'°i°i  A f   _     .-
. _ a rue 1 if '_
;;g_;>,,-gi; d°m°'~f=-ei mffailiv of' A Docior's tateinent :'$li.'1‘.ii."‘..“‘.11’§,“2§.i.‘;‘;L’i§2ii.§°$.“€iZ _
  if.  _ M A   is 222312:; °:..f;“.';ri'.;‘“.2.:.‘z1 ~
ern self. as thus, ‘the nilnii is dlscip- ,, _ M°.'°l.‘ 27th' 1907' mend our ho, - re" ion b a iious ,
' lined ‘and ‘ trained in the _ways ` of D" T' A' sl°°“"" I‘““'°°d' A rs I Y 1 Hg Y
’ learning-and science, the moral senti- ~=~  T°r°”t°’ Ont' " MA lic _(mal gi? A :L tm
. mentsimmossedy und drawn out into. Gentleiiienz- h nm lsiirc y,tHere s no nlg more
tm gmma' 0'! Bodhi belmty andlnve__ Hy innfly thanks for Psyil: ine :tial lrevo ni.. lno ti ni: more ca culntod
nuns, and the [wart med and mlm Oxomiilsien. I have uni-_<l tinm wi i to lnspire__ out ine rind disgust tiinnl
‘ very griint satisfaction-botii in my own the spectacle of a professor of rc-
very
0005' réhsnion than it is that this Milli! in therefore. an avoviiil oi,
` i1`§`_tk'e's`e1f'-gii sifiiliig' oiysi-_ iictiil gjifllilillniiii Pieéll' MMI. _ ery oi ' nie sible As A system eff _ _ _
'vii ' .iii mm th in very iw -_ __ -hd lf\Y¢,~’llw 71'! . etnies' ri phil »epny,Qiai. to ' ~ _-
ii"t`lIifhg?‘of 6 iii'vl`dii_:i’d saga-j yi-_ _ IN lilrkhlui 1 ' lim uglilrtymsns vaiueooi the system    Tlusnn. _ .
it-itifllld `i 'convinced thai: tht’ "M ` " ` ” whenqfeduqid to practice and trans-  a*  b . '
'grqmmini #ici-an-»tii¢_iiiiii<i 23,. " ' 1  _-_ inline; iam che lin. mann- uni ll UIQ
Uiiwtivvll nature. ilmomin ' ‘»~ ..._... _ _ _ ‘ habiiuiieswiiiim iiiiiividuai_ so one
men, but the self lxoverninent of
Christians, in n special sense, menus
lie submission of self to the will of
Word. and the ahnegation of self-
eii rigliteousncss denominated "will
worship” in the Scriptures.
land, therefore, no man is respons-
__ _ _ _ _-..___ ______A__,___, __%_T
ihle for the laws that are ,a&xed
to nnd govern it; it is our duty,
only, to learn these laws und 'con-
form to them, and herein is wisdom
and philosophy, i i-ill else is folly.
No man could nicks the Bible and.
therefore, no men is responsible"lor
its teachings. but as everyone ilnill;
in his own organization, ii counter-
part to it, nnd ns the sunii- Divine
Wisdom that creiiteil the worlil, nnd
endowed thc' fiiteliert, the senws
nnd the moral nature, nnjoins upon
us obedience and cunlirmity to its
miinilatrs, we are in duty. honor iuid
self-inti‘.l`csi lmunii to olvc_\'_ 7!
ilfoniiniicii on page 2). “__
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the virtues of prtetlcal iiristianity.
hasnt-‘sro ia; _ `- f ' `  ‘ ~ i i i, in salsa with V
_ _  , 1 J  l s Pro ess ol\,no scco 8
1, _ __ ,QQ _ "_ '“_,"'_"§ll' " er-  `|¢gi.y.g¢,,|“;“,‘\,¢“ f has_sdd_sd to thnother def tl _that
P__ sie# Will nil 
_il  a » domoiisti-aisle mviduiee Vol,
__ -vol self (ova-iimoiit, ami ii-
pesili-atu the great V_pl~iiicipie_oi pur-
_~_»\ z
1' _
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:-_ .~ 4 ~ ‘.- - ~ - _~ .
 'ai /_;", .i;t_.‘:'_‘1_ii;_;.1j _M ' iisauiiiig sin oi ,nyponiey ‘ihunii iii-
, -   nriy, defacsii and obscures all that
“ ‘ " " "' ‘ "' N0 'msn could make the Wvrld
stdil clinfoctsr the indelilile and
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10ve_ _ '_ ' - ei ease and in that of my friends. It sf- ligton stained with crime and sul-,    
~Person_sl_ 'l_wort_h_ and - 1-fdivmunr -_Lords igesmsclil plensuil-;i to riieoinincnd lied A with wickedness to hear_ii’
mu-gg 8|-,_¢h¢ more mstsfqf 'ébn' yl I \’°m°_y ‘K “fl 1_5 \`°“ .V>iZ00' "l N505 man who should breathe iorlth .in
_ _for__whiiih  is intended. I am, yours ,,c(._cnt3 of prayer and fmmw the
_- ` fil‘i-ly: 1 ' _ name oi`Gnd, constantly 'polluting
all.” »_;_¢9¢|‘1 _nnd miitwuliiwu .buf-_  JEcl:;“:§§.N.f5l?|"l;_/;s;g;lI,1l;Rl; liliizllips tam] licointaniiuiztihg tllmiihir
“mu '~wm.th“-m 5 ~ -_._  ‘_ _ __ _ _ _w_ i on s an mprecs ons. s e
uyi_¢h" thdr.thd°rrm_ _"°i_n°»lét‘“dtf°d e'_e_,,pf the __vcry_ best _remedies for all most, sickening and disguatiug
' "’ no ma sr' owi i Mit' bil# 'hd s om troubles and
“"!m` I any may M" but by um" A  &l|`iiltl`ons`i¢From'whstsver "Img that may befall one' and is `
_pi:;i.iii¢.¢,ma:';ai:le.irons~ai(-ies' eansi‘ue;~¢ii _mm It ,B the pmw;p,,m_ of one of lgggpfg Zaglsriiifiltbiyeigg iaiiduplsiis
In ' _ ' V ` -" ‘ ' _ . . . ' Yi |`¢ KOUB
isiolil.  mattsgs i`ivi?tfl?o;)vr'gl:1\;;,d°li':!:"°'l%:‘if’l:°3s8§Apeclnligtstin-di;-,`s;nd wicked as well. Deception and!
:m¥”’,_‘i‘*' 1"’ -_V th pmctim but ma ’il|§,'v‘,`t‘i;s4 ai;|ei;¢;,!_’an Ai;k0m;f“Hhypo_cricy are bad enough blots; I
|3anpon~ li;`l¢ bad; ll; ln, thai-¢(¢i_~¢, d _,W _t E i “Mpc nd lm’ miupon the reputation of any, but i _ I _ `
A custo profess Christianity the-, fi  ihmlg _ '_ , , _ they are hideous and startling ds
oi"tilcallj.\ iinlb_i\,_ the _life is 'made '_ Q  _;‘_-_.__._. ioiimitles of Christian character that ' ' " __ J ' ~ . '
,ti!»&$iibr_zif¥_it_u ~ ethics; and when' nn, _  _ stamp tha individual as 'a inersi 
\thl‘*‘ MMG' `fs °'cotnn1ens\irste with ' ‘*‘S0nrfUIfillq§W¢l_f|'_ monstroslty. The professor of_ Chris- ~ i r '*". - ‘  _ --
I P i . ' ‘_ ' ', ' I I ~ = ~ - - .
.hosts ~ ic. said -'to min the maeier,l - . _‘W .e"‘”!F°"k'i A noi’ niaislyim 'adhesion-lawns f.li¢~,
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