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A SCHOLAR' Y SUNDAY S;F VION EY
The Riv. J. D.
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EURR-LL.
th«
l
Nnhjert The Pri«ml nf CJod.
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Su
Brooklyn x y
Rev. Jo4
. the C!a
atn>i. Fhurch.
thi
k-.< f.
ins tt —
ph Dtimi Bur;
\K:<U
Pre*hj ;
a ; r
A von»;«
preached an it
the subject, "The £.
the '» rwl " The text v..,< from Jnit.rs .
r h
Frit-i.d of
He w.
ali* d tu
Friend of God."
cas'd
th
Mr. Burrell sa .-1
I The'ttguri
rn ;« on** of tlie
of A bra!
an«
rm«t run jest ic spared to us l v the pi v'
asvj lie stands befoo* us i:
nity, serenity und po
Jireme quality
friend of tiixl
The phri
that (iod
singular dur
er. and his su
»'I
as thiit he
as the
S Ù
tin
j
It is not s-id
" 1. l*ut that hoi
accept the friendship of
. course, like the air !
But the thought that :»t.;n
* is p ecu lb
: i s 11 i « f r I ■
thi '"' aÄ f>od'a friend.
We
tied as a matter of i
we breath«
may la* a friend to (iod scarcely cornea
to us at Mil.
There la something d *op|v tcnchine
about that tin
look ui
There
s a ihr! r
Cod,
ex
Une
per
will
gilt.
»ml as snffleleitt
Vet in this oilier r
Him ku siuK for fi
1
we it • tv:t
Him*
«••If.
ends.
is eomu
r\
pies
'•n among
natty loneaom
. ui:>undfi>
for ;
1 l V
w or.!
' • I
v«d by n<*w■**<
T!>. u think «
a
Ine«
Vbrah.Min j*
be 1.
«•d.
giving Cod I: < heart,
biue
Vo
it meant to
Wes Ip- frii*nd.
b*d tk.it Ab: .1.
-
One is l,Ml !.. I.,
ie friend of another
1 y likiiiff him.
like hit
t he reason w
may be inexplicable t
no nccounti
A II fruit s .!?■«• * h e uii ts i
>rov
ni
for
i
taste«.
t.
men. > et •*■»;•
ami
All i-ople ;
wo reject.
Cod. : ; p • 1
tin ni In a
* children of I
r I
wil
disinterested and fr
ay. But thi
does not Interfere
•e better
it li
our lil.Inff s<
Even
deucy a
rial intimacy
tin:
others.
.
tour felt this hum;
Î was draw
b\ it t
Hth the apostle Jo!
))!.!
I suppose tiler.»
about wli
a> a per«
people b -fieri I
.'harl.'s I.iirnh. S..nt .imi'iI t■.>:
his pprprtrsl ralilw.v. Ills
imer. Other, knew him to be .
one of tli" rarest Mi'.r;-». subtle in n
telle.-; i-x.iuisite in taste and ^r..ntU,v
unseltisb.
Ills si;
t
Co
can pie
Now that liking
Rhip between man and man makes it i
between man and (iod. We
turc Abraham at the close of the
when the tents had been pitched and
the evening meal eaten, going
from the camp for a little s
he might open his soul to (iod.
ran imagine David nt night time while
the city slept, mounting to th**
the palace and beneath the canopy of
*JBtars communing with the Most High
. I We can s«v Christ rung from t Î : « •
hirli makes friend
a
lay. -
ajuirt
■ tlmt
w
I"'
: of
.«■-«»
mis
Cast
crowds that throapsl IIis steps and
eagerly 1» Id I n fr for a br.ef time in the
din- 'Seclusion of xom
mountain toi» that
with lli* Father. !
j
lie might he alone
f It was because all three of these liked
God.
It is a question worth asking wheth
er we like God. I
or
lion
j
nlid honor, 1 do not say submit to and
obey. I)o we !ik^ Go:l? It is a pecu- j
liar question. Perhaps asking it make« j
us wonder whether our appreciation of j
"ï. Cod does not lock something of the 1
j
not May reverence
Im
warm throb of life.
Friendship also involves similarity j
of tastes. In fact, most of our friend
ships oorne about through our being i
brought together in tlie pursuit of souk* j
common interest, by nn nee;,.;
r golf club a board of direct...<. n .
Sunday s. iiool eic.ss. for evr.nipie. I'e.i- ,
pie wlios«' chief interests differ are not |
likelv to liccome friends; Emerson and
Bom Tweed, for exuapl*.
There is no better Held for «ttldyitiü 1
Ihe laws of friendship than a college . .
Voting men or women who have known !
rnch other pleasantly enter in the satin* I
class g.» together for a time, then
gradually, without any ill feel.ng w!i it- :
ever draw apart in order to form other
combina tlous. This shifting is gener- I
ally due to the dominating power <»f i
gome common interest—French, boat
ing, editing a paper togethm*. member- ,
ship in the same fraternity
like.
The same principle holds true in t!c
friendship between man and G< d.
is brought about by similarity of tust
ami interests. Supreme in God
geuRe of order, whose moral si
righteousness. How ran lie have any
friendship with a man who lack* ti is
sense of order? M ho does i
eml
exj
r.tl tin*
»r
It
s t:u*
i; ni.ii'l
drunkard or ii
being a glutton or i
pure.
evl not l,is?
sliip hath rig :
pousmss:" Ami another el.arm t*-"is- ;
tic of God is His spirit of charity But
suppose a man Is indifferent, hard and
«elfish, prone to cherisl
do unkimin
telling a lie or taking v
•hat fell'*
As Haiti ••*.
vita unriilit
: coup i
»I
-, how I
Ii
cm 1 iï-i and
possible 1
tbat loveih r.
r wkon
can he love God
hath s -. n. how
he hath not s*'on ;
It is important, then, f
like what God like«, if
ly, as He does, the »u!.
u.-l life, a character o. pu i y ;:nd g »
These an
us tc ask if j
value
tve
tlie foundati*
friendship betwtvn h'-.- v*-- ;i
Again, ]»art of fri* ndship .
•lieh bad t
But io.v.iKv f
i go.sl r«.*p »i t V
well a* tl
The friendship that will
port as
Assuredly,
not endure fit rain is of litile* worth.
Twenty years ago a young man was
swept away by the excitement of g. n -
bling in Wall Street, and mlsus's! the
funds of tbe bank of which he
president. The deficit of militons was
But, of course, the dit
Yet to-day he has
as
made goad,
grace was there.
itanding in a certain small *«>cifll oir
pie. His friends, you see. realized that
the man was not ready vicious at heart
and stood by him to help him make a
new life. How many a man. who in
fact has done no wrong, but who has
bad aotne idle gossip raised about him,
bas found bimaelf deserted in a minute
by those he couuted upon as his
friends. There is no social tragedy
more pitiful than this, and aiso none
more discreditable to human nature.
To be a friend to Uod mean« to be
loysl to Him through storm a* well a«
througb sunshine, in the day not only
of prosperity, »Jut also In that of ad
yerslty. when tbe skeptic says. "If (iod
Is good and is your friend, how can He
permit this trouble to fall upon youT"
Then when suspicion is raised about
Uod, many who bare called themaeltres
J 1* * ft\. kLs tnî! a\v*\ [... .. H tu
< I
*
■ c-■* and cruel t
; In* .>■
Hi.
!cne iu tin*
*rs deny it. wh
v licit other« .
ilh Job. "thougb He <1
I I trust Hin • tin! v
•bru»«** like that.
de r *
*
► l.an.r*
tue. \
tH*v *t forcct st,
one of the Jov
oiT tra
s out ir.
rii•* f I. ; si- j)
It o<
f< flit j. in <*ondn. :
aval in sp« ;al to
et!« in the f.»rri! of - fts
!r;.t* h! th:« in t?i
atory of Inn
I * v tit.:
learned to «leath. but b»*gge«!
••■:''* t<> v; * home ami arrange his .if
Ilis friend Oarnon took his place
lu the end in the Dick of
a* »
fft rs
in prison
tiii<c. Pythias returned and surremlere
Because of the spectacle c
friemlshiD he was paid
try centres in
Idle the days
ml tin*
draws near. For not
content to endure im
n «ei f.
j such
But the interest of the r
Damon lyitip in prison
of Pythias* absence lenpthen
time of execut
! only was Dann
P >'»r . - u f**r hi« fri tul. but far b
nd
as pfi'parcd to die in
doubt n fairy
■s us a true lesson.
•ce upon the civilised
\ piled to
•'lit -iiship r.t di.l it i« xiucoi
shii
In le.
« n o
I
ad infini
If on
not n I**'
1f n
T till
He 1
•tits »
us on me same irratiot
have seen a poor yor
e from s
tabsurd w
• o>t!y pie *e of brb
pr
Y
rlc
mix pri se:
: :
in the r
•St parlor
mo
divert an
ould have
f mon« \
v h icii
a great help
I »
i I form
in
I I he
r conauitod his
re rutin r
theirs.
s»» l> it often with men's gifts t«»
hat they like
In Jere
affe. they offered sacrlflcea of
In ('hr st's day
"it tlmy give Him
rather than
mi
they performed
emonie* and
frit»«
aboraU* reii
wore phylactère
medieval times th *v «
(.«1
. er
! - >. But it' « .•
n .;st .--nisnlt His
In
•«• and paid money. To bay th- >
•H i ft" 1? < ami emlow
y
ould plea st» t »öd k ♦•
wishes in our gilts'
Sod
And what does
•ur
IVVIJ.
A pure heart, a humble and
spirit, days free from
practical thoughts of kindness f«i
f *rs. homes of real devotion, sacrifier«
i
" ;:,, dctl them
after holiness,
were
contrite
otii
-
f money from g»*
• I« of honest testimony for
Him In public and private,
the thing« (îod likes, and tliou who
•«*n offer them to Him.
In the fourteenth century, when tlm
moral und spiritual state of Christen
f noble souls
■Ives together to strive
Their headquarters
t Strassburg and Cologne. Their
member was John Tattler, the
love of His
work.
Tliese lire
love Hi.tl
;is «bil l.. :i
dom
ttronp
«rentes
! <*Hebratod preacher,
inona mode i
hose printed r.m-
deep impres
ou l.u
j ther. 'l'bo influence of those men was
performed and abides to tliis day. But
the thing to notice especially about
' v,,s , h* , ir name; they
j themselves "Ihe Priem!« of God.
j L« there not a place for such people
j Bi the life of to-day f Men are apt to
1 R " ttb-'rlied in the concerns of
j this life as to neglect <7 <k 1 altogether,
and when they do think of Him it Is
*ith the desire
caLtul
j
i Hoinetmng iroiu luui. 11
j unworthy tins all is. W o ought to
reintionshlp on « high, r level.
. l( ' I»'-*-i»*l«* for ns to appre.-.nle
, il;s prittioenr and loikIucss toi tl'e.i
| n ' vn « x*'*»11*• 11^ * an we not like Hun
i,,r "bo' He >-•' -' H ■«* looks dmy.i
' P . ns 'f Indifferent world.
1 ' ■ " n«i « " m the happiness of
. ' Bing Him ,,iat '' \
! Inemls t And " * n t:o', »1
I Uv * rl stl1 * 1 » • k !i « • ' • * in Him; "'hen
l - *' > '' ns«Mi»ed. Jet us «.*•
: •• *''.» Him; when II** wants .mine one
work, let us say, Here
I
i
,
'hiefly to get
sordl«! and
are
We arc famuiar enough with the Men
d. I>ut the qttes
is who are willing to be friends cf
î God is our frid
God?
Tills tn-.l.
I'«
» ><,ur R:î»>, mid carefully
no; only the ehr. pt« rs or tin
conn:
but tlo l"tte:s from the be
• f
g li.i.ng of g n
the 'Amen
h» n you lia \ «
• B \e'uti'>n: and
l tii
er it ag;
task, go
ten times,
you mutt
your Bib!«» eighty times
e you have
ftC«'0rDpl
enty, f
; j f
n
very
-nay
b(
e requisite
»incthinff lik<* the
ent the
D would take
•v « f « g ; * v Bieb- to r.
dren
*!d
F.
ceil hi
dr.MÎ
last hour: thi:
•• i'l pass to**i. y
r reach.
missionary to-rnor
quarter
ion and »
j in.ii*i»r;Ml
prill ha v<
.uls, for wh<
>r.s*cd away to their final
fore he « n reach their
■ r.*s. Wh-tk»'r su'-ii fact* touch ns
not. I ;lr y ought to move our
- :.
Christ di
it
:gh t-» lock" ; n angcJ
i ' :* Whir* hi ad.
WvC
Th« X.«
of J«»i
V
The Ivord is the hearer of prayer.
There should be waiting on Him, not
only in the ns>- jibly of His people, not
-
. ^ard. in the forms of religion, but as
| whatever tl
ith the attitude of reverent re
the rs:ilin»f*t put< it "Truly my soul
waiteth upon God." For salvation, for
protection. He ».*• t«> be sought; and
trouble of our lives, we
' thus g t stability,
, What can we ask? Tbe fulfilment of
! the exceeding great and precious prom
a i S f*. p,ut what plea can we present,
weak and -dnful as we are? Tbe name
j that is above every name— the uauie of
Jesus.—John Hall,
Th« Way W« Do Tillage.
H(-v. F. B. Meyer »ay»: -'Knitting
1 needles are cheap and common enough,
| b iu on them may be wrought the fnir
prt designs in the richest wools, tto
ujj. incidents of dally life may be rom
monplace in the extreme, but on them
as the material foundation we may
p u dd tbe unseen but everlasting fabric
0 f , noble and beautiful character. It
does not so much matter what we do.
but ti|e way in which wa do It mattare
greatly."
rinp^raniwjflT wmt. Xo fft* orn«rTon*n
en* a'tor fin« dar*» n*- of L*r. Klin**» Grov
N«rr«Hn»t >r*r, f/inat feoltioaad tr***! -.««» (r«->o
L»r. K. HL kum. Ltd ,M1 ArrbM., l'hha. . 1**,
I J»p*a'» r«r crop ior tii« year of *»4 «u
2fl? ffff. UM bu» hr a.
Mr*.WiBaiow »^o.>ihta( Syrup torCMldron
teethinit.aoden lat« futua.reduvc» tnflamma
tton.aiiajr» pal u. euro* «na 4 .oUo, AV.a bottU
ttrrei cat line* ip
Vlarva U» Vu Ui elect
Pekin er^uecd proteat.
! ait an re Pl*o> Cure for ConaumptloB aarel
ray life three r«aro a*?o
aaT*. Ni»,ie et.. Norwich. N.Y . heb IT )A*W
Price'e»» art treaauree were de
tire At the C'a» tie • i 1. rhteuw*. :
kirs. in ut« r»
roycJ bj !
Avalé Vrtlovr r«v«r,
!«•
the great
t'seyt;« prerenUti»r
h'A drop* oi S
a t«a*;HK>nful of sugar
uin'» l.iniuient
I -nnuent
kill yellow lever and
'arm garu.t
W hi«t >r
d to h«ve had a hundrrtj
•it ting» 1 r
SALT RHEUM ON HANDS"
Anffrrnl A*ony mu< 1 II ■<!
Ali th« Tt,
U"««r u»n«l«cr«
Another Cm» l»jr t'utlrma.
if by
WauivM. \\ ■- m
à Ifttr-r Mv hii'Uind
roia
M
til« to
suffered aao
<»« «ng in:.'
hm
In
f, *n-t 1 i; id to kr« J• 1'
tried e
bandaged j
We
could get. but
used Cutieura
d hi
util he
On, ► * : , tu;
have Is«
Mth •* po.- ;
« >tter « :.i be |
.ufft
I
li
mg othi
In twe ve hour
West
!LM 18 people cross |
instcr bridge on foot and 7,051
pmeaengeni ?(» over by omnibus
BlncUfrler* bridge 31.1185 pedestrians
ero**'» in twelve hours and ,'..199 paa |
Every dt
At
min Ibuses.
sengera In
1,350 electric traun» are
from
to
West milliter bridge, and last |
total of 53.000.0t
To Blackfriars bridge |
year
me carried.
are 6t»(> ca
number of passt nacra last year
38,000,000.
a day. and the i
thei
SENATOR SULLIVAN
«• V* M r II*« r
I nv«lii»til« in Tt «»i|n K Nitk KI*1 ii«7*.
H<»n. Timothy !>. Sullivan, of New
V<»rk. Member of ('migr- >s from the
Eighth New Vork Histriet and one -if
the Democratic
Jv leaders of
à\ y
Mi
i'a Kl-tn.
rin«
n.
£s
Nm
/A
r k
State,
re« x>m
I )<•« II S
/
n
« Btrongiy
B mends
I« Kidney Pills.
Sen«tor
rites:
i
j:
Sulli
I
%
! van
y
11 is
pletls
to end.if .
y rem e «t y
' IVian'a
like
Kidney
Foster Milburn Co., BiifTub», N. Y j
For »ale by all druggintN. Price, Ö0
cents per box.
P*
Pills.
having
found them of tin* grentext value in
eliminating the dl»trcsn caused by sick
kidneys, and in restoring tin»«
to a condition of boa It!».
organs
My exf»eri !
•lnedy
cnee with your valuable
P*!«»*Hy «B
of my friemlB. Yours truly,
(Signe«!»
TIMOTHY D. Rl'M.l Y A N.
The Critic and the Lady.
Talleyrand, the noted Frenchman,
possessed wit of so high an order that
It has stood well the test of time, and
his jokes are »till good. The author
of "Juniper Hall" give« two of hi«
sayings to Madame de Staël.
He was a great admirer of Madame
Recamler and »Madame d<» Stael, the
one for her beauty, the other for her
wit. Madame de Stael asked him on«* i
day If he found himself
them In the sea on a plank, and could |
only save one. which it would be, to |
which he replied: 1
"Ah! Madame d*3 Stael knows so
many things, doubtless she knows
how to swim."
When "Delphine" appeared, it was
said that Madame
scribed herself as Delphine, and that j
Talleyrand was the original of Ma- |
dame do Vernon.
Meeting the authoress soon after
ward. Talleyrand
?sl g> ntle tone ut voice:
"I h< ar that both you and I appear |
In your new book, but disguised ai
women." Montreal Ii »raid
i
ith both of j
i
Stael had d<
!
!
i
ked, in hit* j
em i
rn<
,
I
Bariflfan I
Queer Proof* of Love.
Harry, the
irho has travel« 1 about the
good deal, tell
Mme Myrii
novelist
v! at
world
dences of affection are priz' d by men
and wont en in different countri» 1 . In
once met a young Arab
.lerusalc-rt
vko bad not a tooth left in
p. Harry's nati
woman
her head. 2»'
vant said: Lucky woman; her bus
band knocked all h< r te-th out. He
■r
does love her." In Cechin China
Mme. Harry wa* b id that there a
husband was not believed to love his
wife properly until he had made a
present to her of a coffin In Galicia,
among the sect of masochists, a man
values his wife's affection by the de
crees of suffering which she causes
him to endure. Mme. Harry there !
once heard a betrothed youth say to ;
hi, afflsnred brirtp; "If you really |
loved me yon would consent to bind
me and flog me with thi. whip." At :
" B ... , .
Stockholm one of Mm*. Harry s
friends is now suins« her husl and for
jlvorce on the ground that "he does
not love her aoulfully."*
Mov* Against Profanity.
Tbe town of Torquay. Bngland, baa
adopted a by-law to prohibit people
from u*lng bad laaguage even In their
•wn houeea.
himsiiuam*
Plantation Chill' Cure is
To our«» or monoy rofundod by your morohaote ao why not try It? Prloo SOo.
Seeking Bird Attend* C^urc*.
: • -
Koxluh r
lagcrGo«- Md and fcad qui?«
e H attacked first an apple la
reet tn fr : t of a fruit »tore on
Franklin »trerl, and nhi
>wa inïcr;»*"ed knocked
and left They formed
rir.it and <
t don
f"
q ton
them
a cha?
The Wird then flew off an l
d Christ Heforn «• 1 church by
Charles Shaff-r
ijr wind w R
lurmor t a as reading his tcvt
the b'r *. I t ort the cdj* of the
d It off and It
> the edee of the pulpit
He tf!
!
hJ on the test
:d »cntlenuan read. th<
at 'I »'O
< aT.« 1
f
top of the
bird flew
and *■*' awh'.b
>V
and the
ca me
and perched right over th**
I he was through his aer
attentive Whet,
:
pner ut
m, It arenied \er
.
tTKan opened It flew to that an
d the niu
final'
\ Iprch* nslve file.
rr.ed to
Ron
e corgreffi
! ! «
Mr. Si
F«*
I \ r, g a u d cas.
h th:
luijit
ca ;►
tno
.ite Party
A Chc-c
j
Ik
party
±
;
|
I -
candies o
B would
mahth
at lu»m
An-:
) |»reM>
;irU who
as In the
(trould be ;,Wen If the \
il*\ the table.« would dre
He of the eh
tins of
à The dre«» ti
kerchief folded over
| h
| At
»late g
choco
v In tin
* a ful
pfMItpil t
iklrd whlti
a whi ••
a full apron
• nine
need not be m:n1<
| *«p k h. co
| romh* cloth* s
ke It
be
but nn
on hand, or.
cheap materii
to u^i, and the cut Is so sjnple tint
L wiltv little tnvuble to
nsion,
i .'»•< f«di■ M
Ue
Rtltc cf John Wesley.
V.ilA found
A illr of John Wesley
on tli beach at Sheephead Ikiy
if an open faced
N Y
« : i V In the form
*o!;'iilulng what I» Mip
val
reformer a
posedto he n lock of the
hair
i
Tl «copper plate forming the face
iglnally e
• 1
of thfflocket was
by hall It I» badly corroded and only '
f the hair are vUlble. The
trno •*
ollifr
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Tin, Colburn Machine Tool company
hns on cïhltdt'.on a rare apeclmt
the snake family thal was raptured
by James Davison, an employe, v
on a business trip through Illinois
The snake la a toot In length, of a
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like a do*. The' boy» have
become attached to the little beauty
and many toothsome bits And Us way
j to the cage where It I» confined.— Vo*
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STOP, WOMAN!
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uflfcring frr
«»are invite«! to prompt iy
commun *«*ate with f>frs. Fink hi
Ail l»*tti rn
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A woman can freely talk of her
private illne-s to a woman ; thus hi
l»e«*n eatablifthed the eternal confidenci
lx-tween Mr*, i'inkh
of America
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any woman, rich or poor, la very fooltah
s f ftb< . dot , s nol uk€ advantage of Qaa
j ^enerou* offer of aaaistaace
If vou are ill. don't he»it*ta to get
, Oottf« c/f Lydia E. l-inkham'aVegetable
! i < unpound at oaoe, and writ* Mra. I'ink
ham Lynn. Mnan . for uecial advice
When a medicine fcmn been aooceaaful
1 *n restoring to health »o quo y women,
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RESTORED TO HEALTH.
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Bmoto all nrrllinf lall6M
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given free. Kn«Hin« can be fairer
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