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 ME, PO0R~llllllll. MY LIBRARY WAS
DUKEDOM ENOUGH - S
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 ilBrlei‘ Sermon on the Above Words Token From
' The Tempest-the llolue oi Books and
, , Their ploce in Human Life. ,
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(>g0pi~.1909 hy Bradley-Gurretson Co. ‘riddles of existence. He desires a
Lap) knowledge of the planet on which he
     
WM* ‘l“k°d°m enough' kel, Agassiz and Ilessey have wrested
Tempest' Act 1" Sc' 2' her secrets from nature, and delight:
Smkcspcum was ev_idenuy a book, in_ disclosing them to anyone who
, ‘oven His drnmns prove that They seeks the light of truth. Does he de-
giiow a wealth ol knowledge that sire theology? Calvin and Knox,
_ cmliii only have been gained by far- Rutherford ii.iid Mather, iioherti-ion
» icciinnate study. It was not unnub ami Stanley, Phillips Brooks and
um] L||nt_at the height of his dra- Beecher at his command will dis-
lmm power' in the cloning yea,-H of course eloquently to him. ls he de-‘
his dnvi\i.lon to his art, he should -lcctelli l“@I”~llcll0lY'~’ 'N10 Wltii ` illlll
mm, ,.l.,,nwd 3 dmmn' in which the liiiinorists uf the past and present are
central i~iiaracter was ii bookman, ti. ut his ell’°W~ He hill* but £0 l`0llCll
'wing ,,,l,|,,we(1 with the magic of out his hand to command thc genial
lem_"mK_ Iimspcro ren that his uh- laugh of 'lfom Hood or Mark Twain;
___"___ was ,mkedom mme ,m0ugh_ Nu “’l`artarin of 'l`arascon” or “Soni
/.lniibt Hdiakcspcare when he settled Slick" Cllll llll lllude to “play tile.
HAKESPEARE
 __
can take down his Marlowe and Ben
Jonson and Shakespeare and without
difficulty imagine himself an inmate
of the Mermaid Tavern, enjoying the
flashing wit and penetrating insight
into life of the master minds oi the
Eliznbetlian age. A good library is
indeed a dukedom; its owner is a rul-
er of the world's choice spirits.
A home without a library is like ii
body without ii soul. Gross and nia-
terial are the lives of the ignorant.
There are many who profess careleas~
ness with regard to books, who take
pride in saying thi-i.t»tliey never read.
'1‘hey are parasites enjoying the
spiritual environment created by
readers. 0 `
'l‘liere is ii dgngcr that hooks may
become tyrants and enslave their de-
votees. _A witty writer once wrote
i'egardiiig ii, contemporary that “he
might be ii very clever man hy_ na.-
ture, for aiiglit I know, but he laid
so liiaiiy books upon his head that
his brains could not move." Unless
knowledge is applied the mind is ai-
fected throiigli great learning much as
the body is aliected by gluttony..
A large library, a broad dukcilom
of literature is an excellent thing but
dow" in his Stratford h0mc_ after fool" for his amusement. 1-lashe aiit is impossible to have an intimate
his icilvviissfiil business career in Lon- craving to know the deeds of men in 
ilnn, like l’i'ospei'o became devoted to llyizoiie times? .Josephus and 'i‘hiicy- ,
his liooks; not to the same extent, dides, 1-lerodotus and the “nilglity_
. lio\i'e\‘l-i', for he never neglected his}(iuesar," Hume and (liliboii, Momin-`
' liilsini-ss as l’rospero, to his tempor- sen and Merivale, i’i'eseott and i‘:irk-i
ni-y loss, did his diikedom. Shake- man are ready to satisfy liis_hunizer‘
iipoari- has a strong affection for his for historical inforiiiation. Let his,
‘ liookisli characters. Prospero in his imagination yearn aItei‘ the iinniortal;
adv,-|sii,y, Henry VI., Hamlet, Brilt- mlisie of the bards and the "cap-4
` us, are all created so as to win the tains of the hosts of song," Homer;
syinpatlictic affection of cultured and Virgil, Dante and Hugo, Goetliei
iiiiiiils. 'i‘licre is ri ilneness about and Schiller, Chaucer and Spenser,i
ihein, born of their reading and their Shakespeare and Milton, lliirns and
,ii-p,\|iis_ that is attractive. - Wordsworth, Shelley and Tciinysoii,
pi-ospiei'o called his library a duke- l"oe and Longfellow rejoice to polli'
,|,,,,,_ Uiikgilom or kingdom ia an ex- into his cars their imperisliable_
__ ¢i~|li-ni. term to apply to n collection soiigs. Hitting by his lircside lie can!
ni books. It is a diikcdom richer in travel tliroii li torrid Africa with
K
.willing subjects than iiiiy ordinary iiivingstoiie and htanley, scai'cli_the
one, ’l‘he owner of it has at his coin- i'c_mol;e reg|ons__of China and 'lliibet
niiiinl an army of men and women with Sven Hedin,» voyage through the
who riinnot obey his will. He is at ii tumbling lcc-packs surroiinding thc‘
_ loss Iiow to act as a citizen,-he has South Pole with Scott and Shackeb
iiiin.. ...ni Aristotle, imke .inn Mill, ton, exiiiiiilence the iieiilli iiiiil the
liiinjlnilin Franklin and Enicri-ion to glories of the Arctic seas with Frank-
inlvisi- him. The problems of lifc and lin and Kane, Nanseii and l‘cai'y. _
di-uili oppress him; ’ Job and Isaiah, It is soinetliing to bc able to sit
llnviii and Solomon and St. Paul. by the iiresiile _and conimanil exlllllf'
' v  - A V ‘ i ' :
In
|._l,,,,,.i,|,, ,ma be-ncea, Kant and cis, poets, liistoriiiiis, liiiiiioi-isi.i_»i,I
' iii-i_i~l llcrkclcy and i>|ienc_tr are theologians ind pliilosoplie_i_s£ _In lil_i~_l
__ imily to assist liini in solving the ~library on ii wiiiiel s incl el "lil
acqiiaiiitaiice with all the books in it.
it is impossible to have an intimate
to select some and to read and re~~
reail them. The iiatin orator who
said “l’lcwzire` of the man of one
book" was wise. Know and love rl
iewi wull. These few make “a sub-
stantial world both fair and good.”
illiaucei- and i-lhakespeare, Milton and
llrowning, iiarlyle and lliinerson can
be any mlin's boon companions.
What ii privilege! »
Ml¥iN'I‘AL A(i’1_fIVl'1‘Y ANI) SMOKING
Mental activity is everywhere on
the incrensc, and so is snioking--tlie
former desires the latter. ’l‘lie stron-
‘ gcr the nervous tension and mcntal
ciiiliimiice the stronger the toliacco
and the greater the qiiantity rciiiiircd
for the smoker.-Health.
"' THE 'l‘llADl<l THAT PAYS. A
A prominent laiinderer reiniirkeil to
us the other day that lic was sonic-
wliilt like a lierinit crab. llc had out-
grown his sliiill three times! His ex-
pi-riencc is not uiiusiial in thc liiuiidry
Mllllllll PHUGHESS
Ill lllllll Elllll
In Prince Edward lslond.through
the Offices of Conodioii and
Locol Depurtments.`
During recent years a marked de-
velopment ln the progress of P. Fl
Islniid's dairy cattle has been evi-
dent. Where heretofore cattle were
bred and fed with aeertain amount
of indifference anil riiilk was treated
in a like niannei' 'fha products were
also indifferent to a certain extent.
'Phroiigh the good offices of the Can-
adian and local Departments ol Ag-
ricultiire farmers and dairymen have
been ediicated up to a certain stand-
iird and even prize competitions have
been instituted to obtain better re-
sults from the cow. _
One of the cncoiiraging institutions
of the Canadian Department was i.lie
lleeord oi Performance. 'l‘liis has for
its object the testing of individual
pure bred dairy cows for iiill milking
periods for the pin-pose of seciiring
for dlliry farmers reliable informa-
tion as to where sires from high
producing ancestry may be secured.
[t is recognized that iinprovenient
of the milking herds of the country
is largely dependeni; upon thc dairy
qualities bred in the sires employed
from yL‘l'li‘ to year. It is recognized,
furtlier, that all piire bred dairy sires
do not possess inherited diiiry quali-
ties of a high order. So-ciilleil dairy
form anil show ring characteristics
are frequently folind in sires that do
not possess iiilierited powers of high
milk production. Breeders of grade
milking herds .anxious to improve
their cattle have lrerincntiy been
sorely Llisoiipoiiited iii the progeny ol
even high priced sires of this chame-
ter. lt was to guide dairy farmers
in ilie selection oi sires that could
b_e dcpcndeil upon to iiiii_lru\'e their
lierds' that the :iii-cord of Perform-
ance iv.-is put into operation.
'i.‘hc Iiecoril of l'crfoi'maiicc is con-
fined to pure<bred cattle. 'l`lic testing
period covers ri full niiilring season
and iiiiist be izonipli-tell within twelve
iiioiiths. lil iiildition to fiilfilliiig thc
rcriiiirciiiciits of the standard set for
cacli i'i.-i~'pci:ti\'c breed. a cow, in or-
iler'to qualify for registratioii, miisi.
prove lii-rself ii i~ogiil:ii‘ brecilcr, thai.
A UNITARIAN PAST0lR ON
‘ull-: Powi-iii To ovEiiconiE'i
. The standards
eiation representing
ly.
The first entry
8558. owned and
.lean Cliaisson,
was begun on Apri
days old. In
hail to give in
milk and 266.82
vaicnt to 311.29
ion '
365
Her recoi d lor
OWE-
Month
April... .
May... 
June... .
July... 
August...
liieptenihcr...
October... ..
November... ,.
December .. ..
January...
Fehi‘ilnry...  
Total milk lU,l43
Value laittei~-fat... 
'l‘otu.l vaiilc milk...
(lost of fecll
$65.00.
.Iolic lleliol l
formance test on
seven days after
of two years n.nd
milking 315 days li
l . . .
fat. She had ii
amount roqiiired
snug slim of 2292.6
especially fitted
i il was lih»‘r.illy
is abc iiiiiiit. llc ii good coiiiiiicrciill
cow ,yiiar in and yeaT ont, such ns
traile.-l.iiiiiiiiry iteeoril.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ - A - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - -_-_-_-_-_-_-:-_--_-_-=_-=-----v----=»--A--'~‘
iiiiplit be loiinil in i‘cg\ilai‘ inilking
_ ((_`oiitiniicil
herds kept and fed for pro
of pro
milk and fat for registrat
ed for each breed by the r
each
from thi
was the Holstein Jolie De
bred by
Ilustico.
'r
l 6th
which time she was 2 yea
order to <
days
lbs. butte
lbs. of h_ii
ten mont
1124
1l02
1181
 1003
940
955
321
291
lbs;
335 lbs.-391 ills. hllttcr.
Value skim inllk...  
between 5
, , icg.`No. 8
clit is here rr-.pi‘oiiuced, is
specimen of the Holste
breed which is rapidly con
front in the dairy line bot
United States and Caiiaila.
.tered the (iaiiadiun Record
April 1
cnlving, a
127 days
her credit
35.33 lhs._
bove the
ration the
milk and
1 was not
fore calv-
rforinuincc.
treatment. I'
up to this
ad ' to
0142 62 lbs milk and 3
' - ver and a
for rcgist
2 lbs.
68.3"' lbs. fat. Jolie l)cKo
neither be
ing nor after for that pe
Sho received ordinary kind
ii: ' , i fed, but
date Jolie I'JeKol has never
ouiice of concentrated feed.
was iii stable she was f
l..bs. Milk
603
 10lll
 1094
butter'-fat
un Pago 'l'
fit.
duction ol
lon are fix-
eeord asso-
respective-
s Province
Koi, No.
the Rev.
Hex
1900
, ii
s and 127
iualify she
7849; lbs.
r lat, equi-
tter.
hs was as I,
Lbs.
22;
27 Q
Zhi
33
36
35
34
34
35
31
ll
..,sioe.no _
 20.29 “
...$120.79
i;ll.ll0 and
558, whose
a worthy
in-Friesian
iing to the
h in the
She
of Per-
stii, ioosi,
t the age
and ii
eaten
When
eil clovcr_
wo.)
test
t
ii
ci
n
w
Fat
in
si.
ni
is
en-
fter
W
an "
she L
the old tllf-Oiogy was blindly groping
even better that it was able to statei
them itself. Folloiveil out to its legi~|
timate co"iciiisions science tells us:
| ol'
.ill
in the cliili‘cli¢‘s, \vlii‘i'i: Iloiiiiiii Valli..
Rev. E.J. Priiscott,Sonford Me Preoches in Brook.
lyn N.Y. on This Subject. A Strong
Theological Discourse.~
, ..
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Ill the Flflil: Unitarian (lhurch,
lolicisin is l>i'ing lioncycomhed by ln-
l0l`l`0l"lllt SVC GL. Bl"l'll‘lYll. N. Y-.,ii'iizi<ls of moilcriiism. lt is lics.i'il not
ie Rev. E. J.. l’rescoi.t, pastor of
ic Ilnitarian .'(Jliili-ch of Saiiforil
Me., recently preached. His subject,
s “The l’ov\_'el~ to ilvercoinc." Mi'.
a
rescoti; said, in the course of his
BCl`I]ll)lli
'l`hc applicsiioii of the modern
scientific inei.li»id is now one might!
alnii '. ay, or the first i. nc in ts
history bearing its lcgitiiinite ii-uit
isi s i' I ii ' i
religion. ~'l'his liictliiiil has iioti
iilonc won the day over the older.
theological doiztriiici-l, but is able Loi
atc the fiiiiilaiiieiitills after wliicli
»
that n_ot alone are wc living in ai
spiritual ilniiverse, but even goes onei
step fiii".;her with its aifirniatioiis--_
that spii'i1.iiality is here and now at-
ork»in human personality. _ l
'l`lie iiiinzteenth century is the cen-i
tury of the telegraph, thc tclcphoiief
and that host of other iiivenl.ioiis1
that halo become now so comnionl
that we almost hesitate to speak of‘
them, blit, when viewed in the bi~oaii.l
this c<ni.ury has seemed to have bccni
slipreirifly interested in overcoiningi
itiirii. li; fairly i'iiigs with nieclian-l
ni. Not sii, liowevcr, with the twen-I
tietli cnitury.
The second dccadc of this tiventictlil
century is bringing in its train thou-1
sands; of new voices. 'l`hcy ring ni>L_
fronii mcclianisni, not from the chip-
ng hammer upon blocks of stone_l
pi
they' ring, in fact, noi. ai. all from,
in
cizhanics or even from the iiiatcriiiil
orld-the opening of the siivoiiil do-i
onlie of the t\vuiil.ici.li i‘oiii.i|i'y is.
briiigiiig us voices that i-ini: iiiii. i»f;_
the very heart of this great, scetliiiig, i llll|"ll"“li. UV \\`ll| lllvlllll illllllllfllfil
str,-riggliiig, striving ' roinliiiiatioii of'
iiinan souls, out of this very pow<~r`
i‘:seli ivhiizli is so able of itself to
¥f!l`(‘.l)lll(l i|lilllilll1l,l.ll llill.l|l`(!. ‘
'l'liis llccailo is one of social unrciit, i
social ilisvoiiti-lit. Wi* lioar this on
.~ii<li-s. It is niil. iiloiu-. in ri‘ligioii_
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The “Follies of 1909" at the Jardin cle Paris, New York Theatre R00\
yrlc by HARRY B. slviiri-i ‘
Music by MAURICE LE`l/'l
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civilized coiintry. 'i`lie sliiiiibering in-
telligenciis of the yellow dweller of
that mysterious lnnd towards the
rising sun are being awakened. China
is throwing oil the lethargy of cen-
tiiries. .l.'i|ian in fifty years has
_ljiiniped from ii iialf-civilized and al-
most ilukiiown i:oiinl.ry into tho fore
front of inoiiern eivili'/,atiiiii;-aiirl we
soiiiietiiiic.-l i.ri:inlilii for fear that these
littlc browii iiicn of the islanilii of the
sea will sonic day i-oine swarming up-
on our i*neiii<: Coast nnd put us nn-
ilci' triliiitc.
’l‘his same sviisii, of ilnrest is bciing
felt all over llliirope, Wc are told
that Hiiifiiilisiii in liiiiropc is gaining
with reinai'liable striilrs. Sonic look
upon this iinrest and diseontciit with
fear and with uwc; but to others, amd.
aininiig tliese l ani one, itsceins to he
but the i~i.~:ing and the asserting of
tho f-oiiiiiioii ileiirtg of liiimilnity, or
ilu- nrisiiig and the assi-i'tiiig of that
ilivinc piuvei' witlilll the hiiiiiaii soul,
thai. lioivor iii iiVi~i'('liiii<~. (‘;i|l it nil.
i.iii'nl or siipi-i'iiai.iir.-il, one can ace
very riliiilily Lliat we are coiiironted
by _.L far gi'<-aicr piwilileni than any of
l-llll basl.. lu otlier words, it is no
lrin;;i-r so sliziple ii iiiicstiiili as whetli_
cr wi- are to he able to ovi-,rei,»;iie na-
tural fiii~i~i\.~:. 'i`lii- probleni of today
is, :ire wi* iii lic able in ilirccl., cmn-
ll`l>l :lnii sliiiiio this very fiii'i<n which
has in itself i~:ui~li |iiii.eiir_v? is learn.
ing nlili- iii o\'c|‘(~oiiii- iisi-lf? lf man
is :ililc io o\'i:ri‘iiiiii- N:ii.iiri“;’ If niaii
is able iiinilapl it io his own ends
and iiwn :iiiiis will lic be alilif io over-
roinii hiniscli? lias iiiiiii within him-
self the pilwcr io o\'i~i'i:i,.ni: his own
i|l'l\'i' hiiii to i|c:~'.i.riii~i_ii»|i'! yviieihm-
iliis: iiill bo so or not reiiiiiinis in great
;l|_i‘gri'i\ in iho iiiiiiils iii i,liri'i: insl.il.ii-
ll.iol|.s---ilii- Iioiilf-_ the srliiioi and the
i`liii|'i-.li_ li is lo ibn last of those
iiliiil. l :ini iii iii-voi.n my ;i_tl.i=.ntion
_ibm _i1loi'nili_i:-- ilii- _woi'k 'oi the muti-
i‘l'n i Iiiii-vii in sliaillliit :iiiii i-.ontroilingi
and inlilillliil anil making a better.
liaiiiiii-oil and be‘(7tcl'=1fi't¢'1iiYHTli|ed"'i`ind
Iii inure v;ilu;ililo liiliiiiinity.
'|`l|c <`l|i|ri~h has never before in its
lii.~:tor_v :issi-i'i.cil iis riglitful place. It
illilfi ll"\'l‘l` l-'lki‘ll ii llrnl liiilil in the
,iii-lil wliirii in li-gitiniai.el_v iinii in g
_iiiiiqlui _iiiiiiiiii-r _ii_.i~i own ~»il|:lt iil ord-
ll‘l'ly l_illll'll"Il-l |ll'lll,l:. 'l'hi-. iiiligii: of
fthe p.-ist niraiii lini-i ;il\\'ays rliistrred
liiriilliiil ri-liiiiiili :mil ||ii»y~|i_ |.,.;‘,m.ia1|y
iso iii i‘i‘ll::loi| ill; it is liiiiiiiiented in
_thc r~liiii‘i~lir»i=_ li iii ih.. ,-im,-,~|,'f_, duh,
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