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the method that causes it. '
Celluloid Starch does not frayyour
linen because it thoroughly pene-
trates the fabric and produces
sufficient silliness without the wear
of the rubbing required by common
cooked starch.
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' Your grocer has it-or cahget 
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places when G°d °XP°¢ts a woman
'?“t“"°n¥ t°~ s$"'°- I, 'have no. use
, _ Y h _ 10
debar women from the 'diderent v
_ _ oca-
 oi life. Some men. no matter
a th’ Sfnius of a Wo a
be. would slam the door otmalll Tiles;
‘  means of earning an honest live-
HQI 00_<_i in their sisters’ faces. They
way 8 Woman should not be a law-
5"”' ar d0Cf0_!‘. a minister, a mer-
ch?'l1_l'» 8.11 artist. Q. writer or any-
lmng else but a wife and a mother."
But this _is what I do affirm: All
thmss bflng equal, a woman ought
fo Seek those vocations which are
A naturally hers and let the men fill
those positions which naturally b`e-
long to them. It is not natural lfor
a woman to be a soldier,o. fireman, a
policeman. While, on the other hand,
It is natural forhcr to be a nurse, a
dressmakelf, a chambermaid, a wait-
N39. a_ school-_teacher and 1ady's
companion, and hundreds of other
P08il-ions we might easily mention.
NQW. when a woman deserts the
positions for which God-has special-
IY °<l“iPP¢d her, what is the inevit-
(,¢\\\,\ Wi Si U; r.2:e.;e;:;;T ..‘5._°;.:°;;‘.;;;°; 
Never Sticks Requires no Cooking.
no 13;-g;:i~_»r\i Starck Wcris  lJx\r.tf<»r\l. Cum.; ;_|
Rose Cold '
Hay Fever and I
AS'l`HPi_A°
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A prominent New York lswyerln
an unsolicited testimonial says; “um
mrs Asrln mln cured me when all
otherremedies failed. Physicians gre-
scnptions did not even relieve. or
yearsl have been a suEcrero!Rose
Cold with all of its annoying symp-
toms, such as constant sneezin and
itching watery eyes. I-Iimrod'sisth~
ms Cure ixolnwlll totally eradi-
cated a Rose Cold of yas 
No words can express my app
ation of its efl'eeuveness"
‘ The late _(DL, Oliver Wenoell
Holmesm IHS " One Hundred
Days in Europe” says: “I have used
all remedies--Himmd’s _igthe
best. ltuev¢hiled.` " I 
Sendforagenerousfreesampleto-
dayandtryit. ltwillnotdisappoint
you.
i IIIIIRODUPOOG, 4
` 1Jon't wait until the eyes
give out and you are com-
pelled to stop work.
_ Many people must over-
work the eyes, but none'
need permanently injure
If the vision xeels'
strained, get the proper
glasses at Once. . " y
Bring your eye troubles] ‘
to us. 4 ~
E. W. TAYLOR,
Cameron Block.
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petltor against her father and bro-
thers for theirs. What is again the
iinevitable result? By the law of
Supply and demand she not only un-
' derbidn her brother for his position,
but by that bidding the who1e.sys-
,, tem o! wllsel goes  She is the
. sullerer. He ls the `sufl'erer. The mis-
fchief is far reaching. It is the re-
lsult. of her turning aside from her
natural employment in which there is
,Pf¢$ing nqd of ‘her service and in
which she cuild find constant occ
.i 11°
I pation at remunerative wages. She
1 leaves a place unfilled nnd forces her
f Why into a. walk of life already over-
lcrowded and in which her competi-
; tion is injurious to other workers.
‘ "Oh," some one says to me, “that
lil the old argument of a jealous
;ma.n. You do not like to feel that
your sister is just as smart asyou
are and perhaps a little smarter and
ican take away your job, and do it
'better for less money," No, my
lfriend. I can conscientiously say *I
l have not “one jealous hair in 'my
lhcad. The more other people suc-
ceed the more I glory in their suc-
cess, and to methereisnomore
`= till and bring money home and throw
ters pushing their fathers and bro-
brothers are idle because their places
their daughters, who at that time
should have been at school, were
Now, women o!»America whom God
 called to ‘be consecrateddomes- and among these seven He
` tics, I plead with ,you to enter, the
; kitchen and the nursery and the seem willing to nog ,gqyo _thmggg
home b°°¢\1°\ f-11°-f» is 011* °f Y°\11' yr and understand His ways (Mic. iv. 12; -_
natural spheres - that is a place ISL lv’ 8’ 9)_ _
where God wants you to work. The
cause she is not only able to do her
not as wellrns all his brothers who
ing Russian snowstorm. Did not a
been silvered by the ravages _o many
winters he testined in public meet-
ing, "A11 that I have been able to
do for Christ and my fe1l0W men IS
`  __ ‘_ fi;    ;-one--»to"'t1»f'? goo,¢;;,tesphisgs*_o?;;,my
Garment”  ..:: nxt:
__ _,_
t dqmesti w§g was a to help
‘Qing to  Qflrye to bo And the Lord said, Arise: anoint him, 
cured 'of our lepf3s§"of' sfnT ‘ Oh, my
earnest word to th0S¢ V91'-len 'P0
of your life. Pray and \l1_1¢¢o_8-
¢ 1,115 Holy Spirit will
SIM-k the risll* *Q95
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_ ,beautiful sight than to 'see a youngi,
'tgirl whose father and brothers are
ljdead go forth and seek a position ,
which her talent gives her a. right to 5
have been taken by women. Iyhave ,j‘again,” which make the sense a,-.lit-=
'known scores and hundreds of men lftle clearer. Jesse had eight sons (x_vll,_f
over fifty yew Of °§° WHO Wm ' 12), and lie brought seven ot tbemsn
-plqsically able ~-to do -work, -but ith” team not thinking that 
could not get' work merely  gen °°u1dp°“ib|ybewmted, *mn*
hells
‘niiiog the positions which their ‘fa- i°‘ f°"°”"“' ‘"‘°"’~‘“° """'““" 
thers and brothers ought to have lill-
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ed both on earth and in heaven U0- samuei me unto Jesse, send and :etch
*own work, but also to impress her hither. - _, ', 
consecrated life inde_lib1y__ upon others. This vo;-ge giyeg J 'g angweg to
Did she not do"lt with the Emperor of samueys‘ ‘q§es5o,i,,V “ir here an th, {
all the Russias? When the old nurse i cmldren-_wand teadwstmsamon other
~ of Emperor Alexander died did he
humble Christian nurse start forth Qat home that diy, but W0 U8! UUPCY
Lord Shaftesbury Upon his great lthat he took it meekly. Possibly his
II1iSSi0I1 Of 136? when the f_aI¥‘°’-‘S Another comforted him if he needed
English philanthropisfs hai; had i ann We may infer from Iva, 28, 
‘ir1_,sen¢___¢_h¢ wg;-|_-ig; Naamandown ,ret better than themselves” (Hom.,xn_
to the river Jordan to be"cured of 10; Phil; ii, 8). =  ~ l
leprosy. __ha§._Lh¢1_'9_ 1\_°¢ befllln °_}“_'.____1z .ana ‘ne oem ma brought mm in.
past lives some consecrated Chris- ` Now, he was ruddy and withal of about-"
sister, never underestimate the ig;-I Q *What attlzldessgdbxgian
portunities of uSoful%Q'~ of _ _,__` _,ffl A `pe1'llli_ _ , ,, _
orable positlon_ol n. noble  3_n¢1;Jy¢f  pr;
zirl Serving Ci“'i?*'°° * °""“’“_"" ‘” ‘to mannthqvsh few
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1°’ y°u lm? y 1 lg? :Bork Gare own heart (cnopfeinh, ig ' " "
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tgissougv, ‘h-uno ciullarsli,
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 or ine' noononjx san».,'iv_i,fs-13.*
éilenoyy verses, 11-1s-p-oolatn 
fl Sans. nil, 'ri-(3on‘naentary Prepar-
,es by nov. n. 1s.ls_r_oan».` ` _ I '
[,l}pyi-i¢'m._ isoa, by me-ion 
spake .and came to Bethlehem, and the
elders of the town trembled at hii dom-
lng and said, Comest thou peaceably? `
.Althoiigli Samuel# came no more 'to
Bae Saul he' evidently clung to 'him ln-
hh heart (verse 1). It is a searching'
question, Am I wholly"vvi`»th God 'ln"e`v-'C
4. and samuel aid that v-iiicii the I,oi-_nfl
erything or do' I in any sense c1in`g"tlo"
any one or anything that He has dis-f
approved? In verses 1 to 3 note the"
words"“I will send; I have provided;-Ii
will show; anoint unto Me him whom
Iname." Notwithstanding the sin and
rebellion ot maxi God is ever working
out nu eternal ‘purpose aim He reoiinv
willing vesselsln and through whom Ho
an work. giuergifygioiv can I go?"
and his tear, »`Baul‘:_lndicate some lack
of fellowship with God, probably be-
cause or his oymoauiy with saui.
I. And he said: Peacehbly I am como
to sncrilice unto the Lord. Sanctify your-
selves and coins with me to the sacrliice.
He used the very words ot the Lord
(verse 2). The Lord’s messenger should
say exactly what the Lord tells him
(Jonah iii, 8; Jer. i, 7; Ezek. ii, 7; iii, 4,
17; John xii, 49). Samuel was the _rep-
resentative ot the Prince of Peace, the
God of Peace. It is`only where tlisrs
is persistent enmitythat there is -hood
for a sword instead of peace. Sancti-
ncation #is twofold; Every true child
of God is sanctified by the saerlllcefot
Christ, but also needs constantsanell-
iication in the daily life (Heb. X, 10,
14; John xvii, 17). i_
6, 7. I have refused him, tor the Lord
seeth not as man seeth, for man looketh
on the outward appearance, but the Lord
looketh on the heart.
Jesse and his sons came to the sac-
rliice, and as the land had said that
He had chosen one ot them, Samuel
seeing that Eliab was taH`al`1d good
looldng 'thought that he must be the
Lord’s_‘ anointed, but the»Lord'  no.
In the matter ot salvation the Tiord
refuses none -who; come (John, vi, 31').
but this is 3 mutter of special service
and the Lord looks for a heart willings.
libro' Venn l1>_.,` ltw Yon; ' it in the lapiof her widowed moth- 1° be mfltmned’ vvemust  
hub, “mmm ci-. But this is the social condition 'ight “th G°"» “'“°”¥ “me” .t‘_"m'“»
' ,..__. _ _ _ __ ‘ against which I do protest. I pro- §°Pd 3°* the wpmval °f me” °r V”
_ test against our' ‘daughters and sis'-~ make a s_°°<1 impression upon people- -
8-10. And Jesse inade seven of his soul
i there out of work, so _that the girls to vw before Samuel- AudiS=m\ie1'¢lid":
_I 'have to support the male members ’;"° J°°°°- Th’ UN mm M* °”°“°"
` of the family, while the iatiiers and °°'- »
The R. V. says “and” instead of-
one had to mind the sheep. i
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to Him and His word-and 
all things, willing to have thought;
and words and ways subject to Rim,
seem to have found such n one.. Few
him, for we will not sit down till he como `
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things, that it we nieekly and fully fol-
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;6°é'e_  d?k-°?’ f‘;°;??l’h?rh§u,f°t I will always get us _where He wants us, K
onuyfoiiowod' it afoot. butfwiiiiea "ld "he" 5° 4°” ”°* ‘"“‘* '“’ "° V
,for three long miles through ablind-
should not want to be. We do not
know how David took his being left
his older brothers did not take kindly
to his being preferredto them. Only’
abundance of the graceof God can en-‘
able-us to set out the precepts, “In
honor preferring one another” and “In”
imimoos or mind ie: emi esteem odi-
titul countenance and goodly to look to.
this is he. ,
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le 'i»`iiF’in’difnf'i’r'e,`  ""
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R. V. says “came mkhtlly upll
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