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The Yale Expositor.
J. A. Mejuif.s, I'ujlisher.
YALE,
MICH
TALMAGE'S SEUMON.
"SALVATION" THE SUBJECT OF
LATEST DISCOURSE.
A foioii o;.arucLcr is mu.u c.tj;ly
than jailed.
Scrlt niirt Ye Shall Finil, Knock nntl It
i ... 1 it.. ),.... I L'ntit Ye" "SU Use
Lord Ulille llo May Uo
Iriaiuli 55:0.
I'ouuil"
To the pure all things arc moro or
less adulterated.
Somehow haclnoF is far more con
tagious than goodness.
Habit is a sort of chattel mortsr.se
on a man's individuality
Perhaps the good die younj becausa
the young always die good.
More good intentions would be car
ried ouUf they didn't live forever.
Isaiah stands head and shoulders
above the oilier Old Testament authors
in vivid cle.scriptivencis of Christ.
Other prophets give an outline of our
Saiors features. Some of them pre
sent, as it were, the side face of Christ;
nthora n. huit of Chri.st; but Isaiah
lives us the full length portrait, of
Christ. Other Scripture writers excel
in some thin33. lekicl more weird.
David mure pathetic, Solomon more
epigrammatic, llabakl.uk more euj
lime; but when you want to see
A cnr.did.te rover drovers the tort "ml co m. 3 u . .
pCnts of hU opponent not., at.er W. , , y . . h U. cJ ..
dCt0"t- th.nt if tho m-onhesies in regard
v.utfiv rHcr miiht be called
A contortionist may uu i-i' ";'' ! .V" 7 .. un ..-. ins at Isaiah
wrapped up in himself without oeiUo
conceited.
It's a good thing theatrical "an
gels" have no wings, otherwise they
might get too fly.
Probably the most difficult man in
the world to please is the one who
doesn't know what he wants.
Many a man who poses as an arcm
tect of his own fortune has to plan a
large addition for his son-in-law.
The reform movement that doesn't
interfere with the rights of a number
of people usually dies in lt3 infancy.
The New York Telegram has an edi
torial headed: "As to Liars." Rather
a dangerous headline to spring in that
town.
Evil wins now and then, not because
it is stronger than good, but because
good does not realize its own strength,
and doea not use it to the best advan
tage. T?Mfinrs of the Transvaal war dis
patches may have failed to note that
a pnrtd-sized revolution 13 now in
progress in Colombia, S. A. Up to date
the "rebels," as tliey are wuuu,
thP. worst of it. Should the rcvo
in t inn nrove successful the present
-Pidpnt doubtless will follow the cx
ample of the recent president of Vene
mfla in resigning and taking an ex
tended tour in Europe for the benc.1t
of his health.
i-i,.. vbomintpsa TIarberton. in a
rpppnt sneeeh before the English san
itary institute, ascribed woman's ten
dency to grow old fast to the worry of
hnMW un skirts. A costume appi"
r.rintfi for the house may be as incon
eruous for the street as a scarlet coat
and white helmet of a soldier on par
ade would be in a Transvaal battle
ground. The new uniforms of Brit
ish soldiers in South Africa are scarce
ly distinguishable from the dry grass boarJ t,J(?
of the fields. The person who, by j lhat woul.:
dress, speech and manner cries cut.
-"Here am I, shoot me!" usually geto
wounded, at least, for his pains.
to
the "Oratorio
r-f Ihn Mf.ii'.'lh." tfiO
is the "lla;l:lujah Chorus." where an
the batons wave and all the trumpets
come in. Isaiah was not a man picked
up out of insignificance by inspiration.
He was known and honored. Joscpaus
and Phiio. and Sirach extolled him in
their writing. What Paul was aiuous,
the apostles. Isaiah was among the
prophets.
My text Undo him standing on a
B,Mn:ni., nt inspiration, looking out
into' the future, beholding Christ ad
vanMnir. and anxious that all men
might Know him; his voice rings down
the ages: "Seek ye the Lord wnne n
may be found." "Oh." says some one.
"that was for o'.uen times. .u, u,
hearer. If you have traveled in other
lands vou have taken a circular letter
of credit from some banking nouse m
New York, and in St. Petersourg or
Venice, or Rome, or Meioournc. oi Cal
cutta, you presented tarn leuer au
got financial help immediately. And
t ivnnt vou to understanu uiai.
text instead of being appropriate for
' i.,id la n rirrular
one age, or ior one la.--,
letter for all ages and for an ianu.
and wherever it is presented for help,
the help comes: "Seek ye the Lord
while he may be found."
I come today with no hairspun the
ories of religion, with no nice distinc
tions, with no elaborate disquisition;
but with an urgent call to personal re
ligion. The gospel of Christ is a pow
erful medicine: it either kills or cures.
There are those who say "I would like
to become a Christian. I have been
good while for the rigm
and still
The latest thing in surgery U a v:;Ice
made to order. Actual operations
have demonstrated thai the larynx,
or vocal box, can bo successfully re
moved, and the patient may net only
survive the shock, but recover. In or
der to restore speech to the patient an
artificial larynx and vocal cords must
bo provided. This larynx is made of
pure silver, and consists of a tracheal
tube of larger size, with rings at its
lower end. permitting a slight motion,
corresponding to the natural flexibility
of the trachea or windpipe. Through
the front plate of this tube and
through an opening on its upper curv
ature passes a second tube, also flex
ible, with an opening on its lower
curved surface. This is so placed that
a stream of air may play freely
through both tubes, even though the
external outlet be closed. The upper
end of the second or pharyngeal tube
the tube which takes the place of the
pharynx lodges behind and below the
base of the epiglottis the leaf at the
base of the tongue which covers the
larvnx in the act of swallowing or
behind and below the base of the
toncue. as the case may be. Around
it the esophagus, or gullet, granulates
and closes, so that after the healing
process is complete the only passage
from the pharynx to the larynx ia
by way of the metal tube. In order
that fluids and solids may not pass
thrnnch this a device is provided
which, while cutting off the connec
inn enables the patient to breathe
fr.plv. But a substitute has also to
V.A trnvl n O A for the vocal cords. This
takes the form of a metal strip, which
Is so inserted as to vibrate under the
influence of the articulating parts
The voice Is incapable of Inflexion
but. although it is a monotone, th'o
patient is perfectly able to carry on
a conversation.
An old resident of New York re
ua Hm when he saw on ad
vaiin iuw ......
Joining buildings in Burling slip these
three signs: "Daniel F. Tiemann.paints
r.nd His;" "Peter Cooper, glue;" "Cy
rus W. Field, rags." TIemann became
mayor of the city; Cooper founded
Cooper Institute; Field organized the
Atlantic Telegraph company. Three
more witnesses to three trite truths:
It is worth while to have a business,
whatever It may be; It pays to mind
one's business; and the man who keeps,
waiting a
binrt nt influences to come;
you are waiting. You are wiser in
worldly things than you are in religi
ous things. If you want to get to Al
bany you go to the Grand Central
,i,mnt nr to the stoimbcat wharf, and.
having got your ticket, you do not sit
down on the wharf or sit n tin.
depot; you get aboard the boat or
train. And yet there are men who say
they are waiting to got to heaven
waiting waiting, but not with Intelll-
waiting. or tney wouui get w
line of Christian influences
oul.l bear them into the kingdom
of God.
Vnn-.v verv wll that
seek a thing is to search for it wita
earnest endeavor. If you want to see
r,nin n-nn in this city, and there
Is
gent
o-cf flnri Mm vnn do not cive up L.is niiu mi --- . , .
our seeing him, and jou
. . . v... . , .1.1 ,i ,, tVnv rlmn strai2ht
. in tin II 1 W. LLJI J . UUl. S-I-LUUU uj'J. .
searca. iu in. --- . . .
circles where you think, perhaps, he heart.
i. - - .1 lmv ri'T fr.nnrl ine
may ming '--' but oh. rcv fr!cnds. if you merely want
pa" ,rrrt. vou co to study the laws of language, do not
pernaps noi u. ua ' . , Tn.iP Tt was not made for
tnrougn sirt - - T.-ipmpnts Qf Critl-
nil. iiuc jiu..
cmooth its ruffled plumage. You feel
its fluttering heart. You say, "Poor
thing, poor thing!" Now a prayer goes
out of the storm of this world into the
window of God's mercy, and he catches
it, and he feels its fluttering pulse, and'
he puts it in his own bosom of affec
tion and safety. Prayer is a warm,
m-ilrnt pulsating exercise. It is an
electric battery which, touched, thrills
to the throne of God! It is the dlvini
bell In which we go down Into tho
depths of God's mercy and bring up
"pearls of great price." There was an
instance where prayer mada the waves
of the C.?nnoaaret solid as stone pave
ment. Oh, how many wonderful things
praver has accomplished! Have you
ever tried it? In the days when the
cotca covenanters tiu ..1..--.
and the enemies were after tnem, on
of the head men among the Covenant
ers prayed: "Oh, Lord, wo bo as derm
men unless thou shait help us! Oh.
Lord, throw the lap of thy cloak over
these poor things!" And instant. y a
Scotch mist enveloped and hid the
prr.-rcntcd from their persecutors the
promise literally fulfilled: "While
they are yet speaking I will hear.
Have you ever tried the power of
praver? God says: "He is loving, and
faithful and patient." Do ycu believe
that? You are told that Christ came
to cave sinners. Do you believe that?
You are told that all you have to do to
get the pardon of the gospel is to ask
for it. Do you believe tuai: in
come to him and say: "Oh. Lord. I
know thou canst not lie. Thou hast
told me to come for pardon, and i
could get it. I come, Lord. Keep thy
piomlso and liberate my captive soul.
. Oh that ycu miht have an altar
in the parlor, in the kitchen, in the
store, in the barn, for Christ will be
willing to come again to the manger
to hear prayer, lie would come to
your place of business, as he confront
ed Matthew, the tax commissioner. If
a measure should coma before con
gress that you thought would ruin the
nation, how you would send In peti
tions and remonstrances! And yet
there has been enough sin in your
heart to ruin it forever, and you have
never remonstrated or pctitioneu
against it. If -your physical heaitn
failed, and you had the means, you
wn:iM rm nrnl snend the summer in
nnrm.-inv and the winter in Italy, and
you would think it a very cheap outlay
if vn had to eo all round the earth
to get back your physical health. Have
you made any effort, any expenditure.
any exertion for your immortal uuu
spiritual health?
Oh, that you might begin to seek
after God with earnest prayer. Some
of you have been working for years
and' years for the support of your fami
lies. Have you given one half day to
the working out of your salvation with
fear and trembling? You came here
with an earnest purpose. I take it. as
I have come hither with an earnest
purpose and we meet face to face, and
I tell yen. first or an. u jou w".
find the Lord you must pray, and pray.
:irtl urn V.
I remark acain. you must sees m
Lcrd through Bible sumy. 1
is the newest book in the world. Oh.
vou say, "it was mad 3 hunctrccs oi
years ago. ar.d the learned men of
King James translated It hundreds oi
years av." I confute that idea by
telim- vou it is not five minutes old.
whcnGcd. by his blorscd spirit, re
translates it into the heart. If you
will in the reeking cf the way of life
implore ucra a
crisis has passed U you had called
me yesterday, or thU morning. I could
have cured the patient. It is too late
now; the crisis has passed." Just bo
It 13 in the spiritual treatment of the
soul there is a crisla.
There are somo here who can re
member instances in life when, if they
had bought a certain property, they
would have become very rich. A few
acres that would have cost them almost
nothing was uttered them. They
refused them. After a large
village or city sprung up on those
acres of ground, and they see what a
mittake they made in not buying the
property. There was au opportunity
of getting It. It never came back
i.. rwi or. it u in rrnaru )
man's spiritual and eternal fortune.
There Is a chance; if ycu let that go
perhaps it never comes back. Certain
ly, that one never comes back.
A gentleman told me that at the bat
tle of Gettysburg he stood upon a
height looking off upon the conflicting
armies. He said it was the most ex
citing moment of his lif"; now one
army seeming to triumph and now the
other. After awhile the host wheeled
in such a way that he knew that In
five minutes the whole question would
be decided. He said the emotion wa3
almost unbearable. There is just such
a time today with you. The forces of
light on one side, the forces of death
on the other side, and in a few mo
ments the matter will bo settled for
eternity.
There Is a time which mercy has
set for leaving port. If you aro on
board before that, you will get a pass-
are for heaVen. if you are not on
beard you miss your passage Tor
heaven. As in law courts, a case is
sometimes adjourned from term to
crm f-.im vp.ir to year, till tnO
bill of costs eats up the entire estate
so there are men who are adjourning
the matter of religion from time to
fir,, oT-.i fmn vear to year, until
heavenly bliss is the bill of costs this
man will have to pay for it.
Why defer thi3 matter, oh, my dear
hearer? Have you any idea that sin
will wear out? That it will evaporate?
That It will relax its grasp? That you
may find religion as a man accidentally
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HOBTBOIKRYWARD&GO.
Michitjan As. and Madison Street
CHICAGO
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how rn I
EVER SO SINCE ADAM.
truien Have II-en .nu'u t. pun
bhouliler Me" Klin.
Tirro k-k nnthlnc on earth that
makes one more provoked than the
tendency of some persons to lay the
blame for every mlsforture mat oc
curs to a man on the Ehouldera of his
poor wife, who has no possible means
cf retaliation, but must just dimply
bear the odium that does not rightfully
rest upon her. says the Philadelphia
Times. There is another phase of thl3
question equally prone to rouse my in
dignation, and that is when persons
I 3CttrJ. x. fTMUliftto
to! teWl
REVIVO
restcp.es VITALITY
Mads a
Vell Man
. of Lie.
v1
produce tho above rotni: I In 30 dny. tcM
rowerrully and quickly, '.'urea when all others fall.
Vouaa :miu will regain tbeir lost manhood audol4
men Twin recover ttielr youthtul visor by uslnfl
KeVIVO. It qulchly and surely restores .rvous.
iS. Lost Vitality. Itnpoteucy. Klchtly ,
aU eircct3 ct aclf abuso or exeersand Indlesruion,
which unQts ono for p? udy. b"6lncB3 or wnrrlasa. It
assert no man would dare to speak to ootoniycure8byetBrticatttioM-nt ctdiseaHe.but
n woman on the street umess no re-, fflW4j
teived some encouragement from her
That is all nonsense. I know at least
storing tne nro or yn.uu. " -iVfl -rnnCnmninn
TnFir.t cn bavins RElVO.na
.k,. t h. rarried In vest rocket. CT tt"?.
a dozen pretty, modest young women, ei.0operrackaijo.orslx tor S5.O0. wltu poii-
the, money. Booi and advlso free A
Voyal Medicine Co.faSSKSKtfc
Sold lV !irt' t llolden. Yl".
finds a lost pocketbook? Ah. no! No
man ever became a Christian by acci-
hn lnvn revpr OVtll SO mUCll
looked at a man they did not know,
who have been addressed in the most
familiar fashion by some well-dressed
loafer who thought his personal charm
so great that he could with ease break
down the barriers of conventionality
and good breeding and be forgiven by
hp fpminine oblect of his admiration.
dent. The embarrassments are an mo Tnat many SUch have received the
time increasing. The hosts of aariv- punisijment (hey deserve goes without ;
nes3 are recruiting, and the longer you 6ayjnS( ijV,t many more are merely j
postpone thi3 matter the deeper the jsnore(i. The girl is too refined to ;
path will become. I ask those men create a scene, and thus when he ha3 ;
who are before me now whether In the rpcciVed only the silent snub, hardly j
ten or fifteen years they have passed in noticeable to the pasners-by, he goes i
the postponement of these matters, on ni3 v.-ay to tackle another one who
they have become any nearer God or has not encouraged him a whit more
heaven I would not be afraid to than the first, despite all masculine
challenge this whole audience, so far assertions to the contrary. Men can
as they may not have found the peace fall-men do fall In business wlth
of the gospel, in regard to the matter, jut having their failure caused by
, tviiiin-r fmnirlv tn ti.rir wlvps' txtrasaiice. Men do drink
tell me are becoming harder and without being driven to it by the eo- i
harder, and that If you come to Christ quetrles of their wives with other men
n nu, nf nr. nnriortaklnz now or an absence of congeniality in their .
than it ever would have been before, homes, ar.d men do . speak to women
rnlnn of ladcmcnt will soon be cn the street without being in the lea.t
o,. w.i hivp nnvthinz to do tit encouraged to uo so.
SCI, llll VI,
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(yoor own aeleetloa) to everj -t- '
scriter. Only cents a year.
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toward your eternal salvation, you had
better do it now, Tor the redemption
of your soul Is precious, and It ceaseta
forever.
Oh. If men could only catch one
glimpse of Christ, I know they would
iovo iiim! Ycur heart lean3 at the
sight of a glorious sunris2 or sunset.
Can you bo without emotion as the sun
cf righteousness rises behind Calvary,
and set3 behind Joseph's sepulchre?
He is a blcssrd Savior. Every nation
has its type of beauty. There is Ger
man beauty, and Swiss beauty, and
Italian beauty, and English beauty;
but I care not In what land a man first
looks at Christ he pronounces him
"chief among tea thousand and one
iltogcther lovely."
They take a
chance, and it is a pity that they aro
let down no easily when that chane
is not in their favor. Hut even if they
wcic caught In the very commission
cf their act of effrontery they would
probably lrr.zrn it out and lay the
blame cn the innocent woman. Ever
since the day when Adam, the coward.
wrU-glcd out of the respcni-iti'.ity for
his misdoing by saying. "The woman
tempted me and I did cat." men have
hern inventing lame excuses for their
failings, and ate rlad enough to suldle
the blame on the opposite ecx. though
they know in their hearts they are
taking refuge In the mos; paipawu
subteriuges that deceive very few
women at least, whatever they may
make men believe on the subject.
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FASTING FOR INVALIDS.
William Hamilton.
But if you want to kuuw tu iu
dn nnrdoned. and at last to gain me
1 . tU-
blessedness of heaven, scarcu ue
. . . . t,n- .tninil
t-rrintures. 1 ior m tneui uav
lit a.'
Whpn reonle are anxious about tfceir
sculs, there are those who recommend
nnnd books. That is an rigni. liut i
" u V n IHUIa la tha
bain - , , ... unrir Riiph circumstances
r.rmid nein me. wnuo i Lest uw. . ------ -
Christ! Had you one nan mm peiaiat-
ence you would long ago have touna
him who is the joy of the forgiven
spirit. We may pay our aeDis, we u;aj
attend church, we may relieve me
poor, we may be pujllc beneractors.
and ' yet all our Hie disobey
the text, never seek God, never
tne spirit
A Cat't Private Travellns CHrrl:K.
Cats are not great travelers, as a
rule, nor are they very much at home
In strange hotels, but one of which
-i,rirtinn Wnrt- tells a story was an
exception. A lady walked into the
coffee-room of a hotel, dressed in trav
eling costume, and carrying a capo
of nlaid cloth, which she liung over
It is a strongly implanted idea that
when a person is ill feeding up must
be necessary, and all the more so when
no appetite for food exists. This la
quite an error in many cases, for It
may be that abstinence is needed so
that the digestive organs should have the cnair ucxt to her, disposing of it
rest in order to do their work as well wIlh some car0. When she had or
as ever again. Nature may generally acrei breakfast, and was waiting to be
bo trusted not to lead one astray, bo ROrvPfi Kho heard a succession or ex
when there is a lack of appetite or Liamatlons: "Oh! oh! what a beauty!
even a feellne of repulsion for food it tIip ladv turned a hasty glance to
to aa n nilp wise to abstain from eat- .0rri f hp rhair at her side. There sat
ini? until the desire for food returns. h!jr white Angora cat, graceiuuy
viauMntr tho situation. "U uismarch..
A nerson suffering acutely from in- von Bmy cat!" she exclaimed, as tne
digestion cured himself by a fast last- head-waiter appeared with a look on
inn- RPvnral days, durine which he sat- hU face that boded no good to the cat.
lsfied his thirst with water, but tooK i must put him out, maaam, ne saiu,
nothing else. On the second day he witn the assurance that belongs to
experienced the pain of hunger, but he head-waiters. But the lady enchea mr
persisted in his fast, and though it fingers, and the cat disappeared. Every
loetxi el rfava he was able to do an , had been imon mm, out uuuuuj
hi wort as usual, and without the had seen him go. The waiter looked
n.rt,tBf inrnnvpnlence. Then when rn th rhalr and under it, but tne cai
v. tnok food acain he found that his had vanished. It was not until tne
J ! TV. I " I .... m ft ,1
children to come and climb on his rade, give me a uruy; ,ZT dyspepsia had vanished and he was Mady had finished ner Dreaas.1. uu
, r t,i. via, And hta hpnp. shook ud the canteen and said: There At. nrdlnarv food, which he vn. loavine the table with her travel-
diction. Trayer is the cup with which isn't a drop of water in the canteen' had nQt done for a long tlmet Ing cloak thrown over her arm; that
tho fountain of livlne "Oh" said tne ayiug ftuiuicr, the rnygtery Of tne ammais j,.COCUv-
water " and dip up refreshment for our not what I want: feel in my knap- The man B,mply applied the treat- wa9 explained, and pussy's head was
" " I nll.1. nrA Vila xnmraifA ... . a t- I .. . . a rrt nn o nil a 1T1-
thirsty soul. Grace does not come to sacK ior my uiuic, .c-- ment a(jvocaled uy ur. lmmei ueus- anowea 10 ptep "
the heart as we set a cask at the cor- found the Bible and read mm a iew oi more who Bays: "The more serious Bide pocket of the cape
Dyspepsia Cure.
! Digests what you cat.
: Itartlficiallydipeststhcfoodandald3
Mature in strengthening and n
etructinc the exhausted ditive or
can" . It is the lat est discovered dipest
ft and tonic. Ko other Preparatim,
?an approach it in efficiency. . It . In
tantl v relieved and permanently cure
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of God
try to show you. in carrying out tne
idea of my text, first, how to seek tne
Lord, and In the second place, when
to seek him
nivtpr wrote ' A Call to tne unconvert
ed " but the Bible Is the best can to
thP unconverted. rnimp uounug-.
wrote "The Rise and Progress of lie-
I remark in the first place, you are Melon ia the Soul," but tne Bible is
i inua.u, . nrn'rrpsa. John Angell
i- v t thrniiffh anrnper una i luc ucbl i
to seeK mu .u .-ue,.. ...A,a tn h Anxtoua
. rn, la not nr nnfn- I James wiuic
oenewug jiui". , , ... nI,,a ,Q th. hp5t jwi.
,rot or riPgnot seated on a throne, inquirer, uui -
u. .cti,T nn hmrAn llnnq. vice to the anxious inquirer.
" " ' r" . Vr Oh. the Bible is the very book you
UI1U tt CUUU" -"O - ' . j Ir, .ni.lt
.v. ihrono r.nA a a father need, anxious uuu "'""6
VUe lUUkui i I . . , I js v.1, "r"om.
i.i i knn'or wnltln fnr h dVlllZ BOlQier Bi"U I"
Bcaieu Uo,i- u.a m. dron!" The comrade
ner of the house to catch the rain la
the shower. It is a pulley fastened to
the throne of God, which we pull,
bringing the blessing.
I do not care so much what posture
you take in prayer, nor how large an
amstunf nf vnlfA VOU Yoil mlzht
ret down on your face before God. if pie say with a toss of the head and
aa not nrav rieht inwardly there with a trivial manner: Oh. yes, I m
the gracious promises, and the dying
soldier said: "Ah, that's what I want.
There Isn't anything like the Bible
for a dying soldier. Is there, my com-
mrfa" nh. blessed book while we
live! Blessed book when we die!
Sin is an awful disease. I hear peo-
you did not pray right Inwardly there
would be no response. You might cry
at the top of your voice, and unless you
had a believing spirit within, your cry
would go no farther up than the shout
of a plow-boy at his oxen. Prayer must
be believing, earnest, loving. You are
In your house some summer day, and
a sinner." Sin is an awrui disease.
It is leprosy. It Is dropsy. It Is
consumption. It is all moral
rltarirdpra in one. Now you Know
there Is a crisis In a disease.
Perhaps you have had some Illustra
tion nf it in your family. Sometimes
He has trav
ottnov of illness, the loneer dura- 1p! in that pocket for hundreds or.
tion of fast needed. From three to miles, and this Is the first time he has
ei,. rfav. Mll ht. found usually the time shown himself." said nis misirt-aa.
inriiratPd- but one. two or even three -He will not purr for fear of being
factinc will be found advisable found. But he is nearlng his Journey's
in extreme cases. Let nature be ab- end now, and is getting tired. Thla
solutely trusted. When the patient has cape is his exclusive property, and the
been denied food long enough to over- pocket his private traveling taui6;.
come the Inflammation, which is liable
to be mistaken for appetite, then give
nourishment as soon as and no sooner
than the patient craves for food."
Tli Urate.
Mm. Cooke "Do you know, dear, I
like to eo out occasionally and try
cotno nther Derson's cooking." Mr
We may smile as mucn as we cnoosa . well. I can't blame you
at Scripture, yet every word that God dear.Yonkers Statesman
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ri nan. Into the window and wheels looked at the patient and said: "That ments. And there will be opporcnm- approach of iln-and her testimony to
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