————
A DETROIT BUILDER.
HE TELLS A REMARKABLE STORY
GF Ils LAFE,
Came to Deiveii About Farly Years Ago.
LEVI BLOEY'S ESUBRIBXCE WORTHY BERIOUS
ATTFRTION,
; ye
Pent Delivoil Keening Newer.)
Away out Gratiot
tha i
many attractive ho nes,
avenue, far from tho din
usiness centrs, theo aro
Tho
shatal
and turmoil 0
intersecting
strocts are wile, eiean an! by largo
leal-coveral trees, ani the people you moet
aratypical of industry, ¢sono.uy an 1 honest
toil,
nona more inviting in its neatnass and homo
like comfort than that of Mr, Lavi Elsey, tho
well-known builder anl contrastor, at 71
Moran street, just of Gratiot, Mr. Elsey is
an old t Datrolr,
here about forty years ago,
Tavre are many pretty residences, Lat
resident © having movad
He has erected
hundreds of housos in different parts o' the
eity, and points with pride to such buildings
MeMalian and Campaw
blosks, in which he displayed his ability asa
ns the Newberey &
superintendent,
sin Dateo’t grow from a vill
yoaterday in
and I don't think
in Am to- lay
int of beauty, I knowalmos?
**I have se
to a elty," he o'wervael CONVOr-
sation with the writer,
there are many towns wiea
cqaal to it in p
«ity, ani an incident which
recently happened in my life has interested
ali my friends,
“It Is now ahon' sig it ginon 1
ill.
nustering day I was down
town and through my
yaars AZo
was stricken down with my first caso of
ness, Ono cold,
natural earalossnosy
at that time I permitte |
right through, When
evening I folt a serions pain in my "
I bathad it th night, bat by morning I
ound it had gr 1 worse, In fact it was so
serious that 1 wr my family physician
and be info 1s ths I wus suffering
from varico iv | swalled ap to
doable its nr nny 4
m 1
3 sl for mignt
felt ax though I would
wi My leg was ban.
4 yin the at a:
myseiito get chilled
I arrival hom» that
felt lee
it
t
ti
bel
ke
nngie 0
Ho 3 ir x
“*1 had several «
I betieve my own
than theirs,
the sick
i
could move a
’ BRra,
fist and had to dom
Was never rea
amount of a n,
About iw ats aro feed an artiek
Inthe & : friend, Mr,
Northruj mereinant,
in an interviey that
had used Dy,
People and that they
very well, havin I
on
or Pals
Tying $l
18t of Of
ticeavle benefit,
i ws fag
her medicig i
But the Pills
Fhey are at
inyiing sp isan sew
stax, pact i TRE NE ¥
sciatica, :
headne
pitation o
plexions,
males or i
dealers, or
of price
, 50
8 OOO
tus
Money Value of St. Louis,
When Louis IX., the saint, surren-
dered with whole forces to the
Saracens at Mansura, an the 5th of
April, 1250 00,000 golden bezants
—equal half that number of the
livres of the day—were demarded for
his freedom. But the Moslems came
down to 800,000 Lezants, and. in the
end, by surrendering Damietta, Louis
got off for 100,000 marks—equal,
3
43:5
to
of today.
These golden bazants contained
go to market with would buy asd
much, probably, as 74 sovereigns now
would.
break forth here, he would probably
tell how this high-priced and saintly
carcass was treated by his people
when Louis died, at the siege of Tu.
nis, twenty years later leing hard
up for embalmers, they had (accord.
ing to the Journal of Aubery) to
quarter and boil him down In sepa.
rate caldrons, and so sent but his
whited skeleton to France. The Sat-
urday Review.
Grisly Legislation.
Two most extraordinary bills were
introduced in the Ohio Legislature.
The first bill provided for the abolish.
ment of hanging as a penalty in cases
of capital punishment, and substi.
tuted the use of anwmsthetics and
vivisection. The murderer was to
be turned over to the doctors, who
would deprive him of consciousness
by the use of anwsthics and then ex-
periment with him to their hearts’
content. The other bill was similar
to the first, but less radical, and
gave the murderer the choice be-
tween death by electrizity and death
by anwsthetics and vivisection
This
I have a tired, worn-out feeling. T
means that the nervous systom is out of ore
der. When this complaint is made, Hood's
Barsaparilia is neednd to parily and vitulize
the blood, and thus apply nervous strength,
Take it now. Remember
and only Hood's,
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, billoustoss,
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REV. DR. TALMAGR
The Eminent Brooklyn Divine's Sune
day Sermon.
Subject: "Narrow Essen pes’
-
Texr: “Tam ssaapel with the skin of my
teeth,” Job xix., 20,
Job had it hari, What with bolls and be.
reavements and bankruptoy and afool ol a
wife ho wished he ‘was dead, and I do not
blame him. His flesh was gone, and his
bones wore dry, His tooth wasted away un.
tit nothing but the sanamel seemed left, He
eries out, “I am escaped with the skin of my
teeth,”
I'nere has been soma differance of opinion
about this passuge, 8t, Joromo and Schule
tens and Dra, Good and Poole and Barnes
bave all tried their foresps on Job's teath,
You deny my interpretation and say, “What
did Job know about thesnamal ofthe teeth?"
He knew everything about it, Dental
surgery Is almost as old as the esrth, The
mummies of Feypt, thousands of years old,
are found to-day with gold filing in thelr
teeth, Ovid and Horaes and Solomon and
Moses wrote about important factors
ol the body. To other provoking complaints
Job, I think, has added an exusperating
toothache, and puttine his hand against the
inflamed fuce he says, “I am cseapad with
the skin of my testh.”
A very narrow
thes
escape, you say, for Job's
men who make for
when the pars
JUSE As narrow
CRA De
There was a time
a tooth's enamel ; but, as
Joh finally
nok Gol! Thank
Paul expresses the same idea by a differ.
ent Heure when he s iys that some people are
“saved fre.” A
flamavs, You go t«
Ths boats bave shove
vance 1ou ean end
on your face,
ns Ly son is in
ra of 3 Yimwel,
he 1 vines ad
rea the heat no longer
You stide down on the si in of
y the st
ongus of the fire boeging (0
your hand, and you feel that
when the lifeboats
and the passengers they
for mn fhe
boast swings under you ; you drop into it;
men are pursusd by
ars partially
Kol off ‘savsl as
’
the figure of Job a little
lick the back
3 must fall,
back,
ong of
say
one sre,
Bo some
lempiation until they
sum at alter all g
fire.” Bat I like
better than that of Paul, because the
has not worn it out, and [ want to show you,
I will nares
OW de saved as
Con -
by
puipit
help. t
kelp, that ks
ape for
ouls 2
It is as easy for some people look to the
eroas as for A
10 become Unristinns,
store apd say, “Gramion
% Your bus
uver to
the chure
fre
pirades say
ih ex}
fan ouria
iit oer to
it straight
{he
Intu the
a ab i
things nor
i ¢
wm Kinpiomn of
certain just
nev
Boatel inte
Ff that iK is
used
Gol
wae
started in
He Kk
ww ir
Wao iin
ILM NB
por Was i
But now ne is con
r 10 the More aud say,
t ehurch Yesterday,’
Masi
the wr
they reply, “Lo
dd Avs wright hiss beeois
in other words, we mii
i331¥ ¢ ’ .
iE v 3 i SO
Ista,
ie 1a
Saou ald Audrew to
“4ity BUW to
ile soup
sail, show
Cast tne nk OB the ragut
Bom
fo run
less 100 pavisiy
LO LO Wao
ia
SARs sKeplica
of yun, will have
It 18 Gwe
To sy sour p and caltiug tinugs
Pejoct Lae
i canuul say steno (Hugs, Ly waat proces
Uf Isa piativi of 10al ue betrayal You Dave
Fe IU JUUr plesalil slate 4 Row Lot,
Yuere are «Wo gales 10 your usture
Of LUO esd Bla 10 guise of tos Beart, ine
Baie Of yuur wend eked Wilh oils aad
pars that aa arcoangel could not break, vut
fhe gate Ui JOUr Dealt swillgs easily va is
Bipges. LI 4 sasdlsied Jour vody win wou
Pous yOu woukimeet ie with wWetpous, and
HK Wollid oo sWORd Sroke Of swocd sts uy,
aia Bad Wovd Ur Vivo de
to Gold,
HOt uns,
wey ota E43 a
ying
Alisa
Posi vou,
in
WOdl ad I Welles,
house you open it and give me the host seat
in your parlor.
day with an argument, you wonld answer
me with an argument ; if with sarcasm, you
answer me with sarcasm, blow for blow,
strokes for stroke, but when I come and
knoek at tha door of your heart you open it
and way, “Come in, my brother, and tell mo
all you know about Christ and heaven.”
Listen to two or three questions © Areyon
ny happy aa you nesd to be won you balieyad
in the truth of the Christian religion? Would
you like to hava your ebildren teavel on in
the road in which you are now traveling?
You had a relative who professed to be a
Christian and was thoroughly eonsistont,
Hying and dying in the faith of the gospel,
Vould you not like to lve the same quiet
Jfe and die the same pescefal death? 1 re
ecoivela letter sont ma by ono who has re
jooted the Christian religion. It says. “1
am old enough to know that the joys and
pleasures of lifears evanescent and to realize
the fast that it must be comfortable in oid
axa to believe in something relative to the
future and to have a faith in some system
that proposes to save, Iam free to confess
that I would be bappler if I could exercise
the simple and beautiful faith that fs
possessad by many whom I know. I am not
willingly out of the church or out of the
fnith, My state of uncertainty is one of nn
rest, Sometimes I doubt my immortality
and look upon the deathbed as the closing
soene, after which thers is nothing. What
shall I do that I have not done, Ab, skepti«
cism is a dark and doleful Jand! Let me
say that this Bible Is either trae or false, If
it be false, we are as well 6ff as you ; IT it be
tre, then which of us is safer?
Let me also ask whether your trouble hae
not boon that you confounded Christianity
with the inconsistent sharaster of some who
rofess it, You are s lawyer. In your pro-
easion there nes mean and dishoasst men, Is
that anything neninst the law? You are a
dontor., There are unakilled and contempti-
ble men lo your protession, Is that anything
neninst medicine? You are a merchant,
Thore are thieves and defranders in your
businnsss, Is that anything seninst marchans
dign? Dahold, then, the anfalrmess of charge
ine dpon Oliristinnity the wiskednsss of ite
i, Pd :
We admit moms of the charges against
thoss who profess religion, Boma of the
glgnntio wwindles of the present day
:
:
haon onrried on by memoers of the ehureh,
Thora ars men in the churches who would
not be trusted for 85 without goo | solinteral
sacurity, They leave thelr business dishon-
estion in the vestibule of the church as they
go in and sit at the communion, Having con.
aluded the sacrament, they got up, wipe the
wine from their lips, go out and take np
their sins whore they Ist off. To serve the
devil is their regular work ; 10 serve God, a
gort of play spell, With n Sunday sponge
they expact to wipe off from their business
sinte all the past week's Inconsistenaiss, You
have no mors right to take such a man's life
ns a spacimen of religion than you have to
take the twisted irons and split timbers that
He on the baagh at Coney Island as a speci-
men of an American ship. It is time that we
drew a line botween religion and the frail-
ties of those who profess it,
gain, there may ba soms of you who, in
the attempt atter a Christian life, will have
to run against poweriul passions and ap-
petites, Perhaps itis a disposition to anger
that you have to contend against, and per-
haps, while In a very serious mood, you
hear of something that makes you feel that
you mustswear or die, I know of un Chris
tian man who was ones 80 exasperated that
hie said to a mean castomer, 1 cannot swear
at you myself, for I nm a member of the
church, but if you wil go down stairs my
partner in business will swear at you,” All
your good resolutions heretolore have been
torn to tatters by explosions of temper,
Now, thers is no harm in getting mad {f you
only got mad at sin, You need to bridle
nnd saddle thess hot breathed passions, and
with them ride down injustices and wrong.
Thero are a thousand things in the world
that wa ought to be mad at, Thers is no
harm in getting redbot if you only bring to
the forges that which needs hammering. A
man wio has no power of righteous ladig-
nation is an imbecile, Jal be sure It is a
righteous indigoastion and not a petulancy
that biurs and uoravels sod depletes the
BOUI,
Luers {2 a large class of persons in midlife
who have still in them appetites that were
nroused In early manhood, nt 8 time when
they prided themselves on belng a “little
fast,’ “high ' Hires “hail
follows well met,” They are now paying in
sund Interest fur tro y wo lleot-
ed Lwellly Years ago i You arelry
ng io ewoape, and you will, yet vory nar
rowiy, "as wilh the Lassi D3.
God and your own soul
strugiie 18.
Ut niany &
mire than you ' They line the beach on!
heaven, the mnltitande w i
eu] from the thrall of
you this day furn vour back
nud start anew, Gol wiil he!
weakness of human help!
pathize for a while and then
It you ask is» par! un. 1he
it nnd say
in
Hyors,' ind vasy,”
comp
skin of your
Only Know
race has pulled
Omalp Aent i
4 Was usoper
$i (hat i Lis
. They east
vidgesd tis i yh ¢ #iy this bes th \
I= more earnest, morn
s helpful this inst (ime han
ir frat missten,
{ 4
sq favorable for
many ingen,
for instances, somes
pin int the
man down
nnder suck
hers wil
ny
i]
no e~ort in the nade one
Jovyment, but = sf rag
tiers move
twist and
8 heavier stroke
from sive to
wiateh fo
Inst ns with the
fannd that Hugh
Bid.
will ba
Join Knox and
spond
Huse an
fhe greatest rs
y wont tn incorrant from the
nations and perplexition of Wall
Water street, Pearl street,
street, Th street, 1
straet and the they
called brokers or stoek jo
importers, but In heaven Christian
No faggots wore heaped shout thelr fest, nc
Aemanded from t} { ro
siroat. Sials rd
eartd weep
"rs
bog ree {in
$ of #4 |
wi t rial
hayroes,
“NN.
heart,
nparad
be
ingalsition
. no soldier aimed a spike
but they ha ’
with which all syuioal MEG minGg is ast
breath of a spring m
in the commit
i menial
el!
i ut
wronged that they have 19st
i 4 world where overs.
rinses
103 have been so stend ah lied nn
how there ¢
founded and
Elaborate arg
truth of Christi ror thetrulh of
ches thea nowhere, Hoag
{6 to no
tia
j Pe
snvthing
lee tort
seh men
} +
my han
inte
on which you may
waves dash g
lantie, pite
of the ¢ f
stand ’
harder than
& its surf clear above
stone lighthouse, [Do not charg» upon
nll thess troubles of the world, As 5
the world stuck to God, God stuck to tl
world, but the earth seceded rom His gov.
of nment, and henoe all theses outrages and
all these woes, God Is good. For many
hundreds of vears He has been coaxing the
world to some back to Him, but the more He
has conxed the more violent have man been
in their resistance, and they have stepped
bask and stepped back unlil they have
dropped into ruin, :
Try this God, y« who have had the Liood-
hounds after you, snd who have thought
that God had forgotten you, Try Him and
sao it He will not help, Try Him and soe if
He will not pardon,
will not save. The flowers of
no bloom so sweet asthe fowering of Christ's
affections, The sun hath no warmth com-
pared with the glow of His heart,
waters have no refreshment like the
tain that will slake the thirst of thy soul, At
the moment the relodecr stands with his lip
and nostril thrust into the cool mountain tor
rent the hunter may be coming through the
thicket, Without erackling a stick under
his foot he comes close by the stag, aims his
gun, draws the trigger, and the poor thing
roars in its death agony and falls back ward,
fts antlers crashing on the rocks, but the
mnting heart that drinks from the water
frooks of God's promise shall never be fa-
tally wounded and shall never die.
I — ————
s the Pron "
thot
inst it
Learn to Listen.
Would you be popula ?
listen while others talk.
do not care much about
affairs. They are absorded in their
own concerns. He must have the
art of story telling, and then must
tell only the best stories, who is de-
stined to’ hold forth” in a tete-a-tete
or a larger assembiage. To the man
or woman who wants popular.ty the
motto should be always: “Listen
listen! listen!” It shouldn't be
“Talk.”
is
A Vietim of Circumstances,
“1 am jist a unfortunate victim of
sircumstances,” explained the bullet
neaded gentleman to the city mis
onary who wanted to know how it
ned that he was in |rison.
*Vietim of eircumstances?”
“Pat's what. De night 1 wen? fur
to do dis job dat I got pinched fur de
policeman had a toothache an’
souldn't sleep "Indianapolis Jour.
nal
4 AIP 00
There Is a movement on foot to erect a
monument to the late Henry (. Work, who
Learn to
Our riends
us and our
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EA ED BN ES. Rk
SWEET BROWN EYES
and Water,
conductor knew
seat, and when the tickets
had all been punched sat down be-
They rode in sllience for
some time. Then the man in the
rear seat asked abruptly, “What's the
matter?”
The conductor took his left leg off
the right knee and crossed the right
one over the left. “lI keep thinking
about a man that travels with me
sometimes.” he answered,
“What abou:
“It's what
wife.
he's trying to find her.
a pretty woman, with
brown eyes, and a
mouth.”
The woman
large, brown
bard and cold, and
very scornful.
“He asked me to be on the
for her.”
The woman in front
counting the telegraph p
the road.
“It breaks me
him, and he
I~, You
The the man in
him?”
he told me
shout
iarge, soft,
sweet,
had
were
Wis
front of him
but they
her mouth
in
LYOR,
lookout
seemed to be
nes along
when 1
of despair
ing, haven't run across he;
vet, have sou, old man? And
it keeps running in my mind all
time what 1 am to say
1 ind ber.”
The woman
CRs
in a pasture that they
“What is
y¥
Tear seat.
all up Bec
SATS, sort
Aer
Lhd
to the woman
if
in front moved un
then tried to count the cattle
4
passed.
asked a man in the
tie ¥
that
Tell
th OW may tis if
her, but 1 nevershall. T her that
if i 3 she'll find me
waiting ft Jo ( ying to keep
things We i¥ she'd like to
them,’ and
and turn a
on his face
my shoulders
my lo
it has
her that
sli
rer
throat
Way with 1 (Ul OOK
“One time he Ie il her
that he was saving up
carpet for the
she didn’t 1
said to
ower
4 garden, and
Is me that 1 am to know
» soft, brown eyes and sweet
pretty mouth.”
“He's a fool,” sald
rear seat, bluntly.
“Of cot is,” assented the cone
ductor, “though a smart fellow oth-
clear that
Craiy
woman
new
Case
inst
he d
wits
the Lilue o , And
that
wo
ne
a"
}
Ge ef 1
then he
her
the man in the
irse he
he's on
point, for there never was a
lived worth loving like that.”
They were pearing a statd
the conductor went out on !
form
The man in the rear seat took
his newspaper and began to read
A change had came over the
in front. She tad a
sweet, tender mouth, that was trem-
bling with emotion, and was
vainly trying to sce the landscape
with a pair of soft brown eves, sul-
fused with tars. Albany Post
wn, and
the plat
up
ghie
nse III ons ois
CHEWING GUM.
Some of the Materials from
Made.
The practice of chewing gum pr
Valls 10 a great extent in sorte par
the country. Certain of ti se g
are made of the product of a kin
rubber tree, a native of Mexico
i# a sap the color and consist
ency of a syrup. How
into gum is a profound
known only 10 the manufacturer,
"known eoncerning
rials and manufacture of other gum
your favorite brand is white gum
in chewing jarafline
mixture of various carbo
rdrides—that has been dissolved at a
heat in olive oll and glycerine
is stirred on cooling and afterwa:d
Whieh It Is
about
this
mace Te
More the n
in il
#OIGCO
is a
is
g
7 | $
*OINY The glycerine is supy
» keep it soft and to make it sweet §
s fae time,
toiu occupies first
you may indul
ta'sam of §
by dissolving
pe
ressed
Ons
* sy
sOi-
“Hn ge
orange
benzoi
nilla
3 is also spruce g
ns
om the
regarded as
of 1he
manuis
both
A Wonderful Bridge of Agate.
Now We Marry Late.
Have
3 a
reach 3)
“5 1 ’ i 4
juariers have ound i
mates,
Pare and Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval the California
itis
pleasant to the taste and by acting gently on
guid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs
the kidneys, liver and bowels 10 cleanse the
Do we nl” present 8 smiling souptensies |
opr greatly indvessed facilities, have bad bo work nails te
apply (he demands toads upon we Tor Arrears. Yevke snd
tomers. Thies ever indrenting, never seming demand for ous
pools, sven in fiaees of Ereal buvition depression
tired, bul happy, Ss witoess the se tounienance in
our ¢Vitteving herenator hile dhe
da, we are sverabelmel wilh i Wh
the tet ong thet san -.
maierial thet is
oe (hat ever
ba adi by thee
beat ropntutoon sh
over mada fon Sua
Runowing what 7 3
te do, how to bd
a and ine /
variably sooom: Lo ¥
ke ro
sult, AH the
that the Aermotar
Bow ts snake Wind
and Yanks
on we from every nook
B Busines ession in
Co. sions nsws
for them pour in np
and torment of the parih,
snp wee looslity ix mot
Bs our Bell. Is 0, there
wa are busy snd are
ouipal, sven WN thew
Bear yonm on the hermo
office Bay to the swasry,
BING Bon ERAS,
busy, happyework is
wisely the denne
and pallens of
of Aermestors wre the wideav aie, intelligent, up
, nd
Rs AN 0 5 OS Hb Bi)
COOK BOOK
-/R i
EE lw
ago hows. WioSTARYaD,
who use it, and with millions It
nly remedy.
ak ia
Trust is the strongest
ation
Dr. Kilmer's Swamy-Roor cnr
all Kidney and EN
Pamphiet and Consultation rea
Laboratory Binghamton, N XY.
Hadder trout
With ne of us hope never comes to the
fost baliue
full bloom,
Hall's Catarrk Care
Is taken internally. Price 75a,
To marry is to domestioate the recording
angel
gives freshness and clearness to the complex.
i and cures constipation, 25 ota. Mots. $1
Gossip is the bullet in the gun of idle
curiosity.
11 afMlicted with sore eyes use Dr, lsane Thomp.
son's Ky e-water, Druggists soll at Bc per bottle.
No man can have a good head and a bad
EH RA A RA RA
¥
by
DN
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hd
hd
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ER EER EL EEE
Sympathy.
sufficien
innermost
None of us ae sympa-
natures, We
visible suffer.
for deeper and
lerevile, We nooed to realize that
ers we cannot sympathize our r ght
. ise is guestionabile Koone is
be pitied than the wrong-doer,
r needs the hand
im. If we
we cannot feal with-
might have
inder
no posi
thetic in cur
exhaust our stock upon
ing, and have little left
BG
to bh
+ hear, when another
xcuse for him. Ha
have
do it,
the ex-
{follow
what should
aled 0
at there
that px rformance w
, even though it has
imes been proved a
it} Fon sien
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