REV. DR. TALMAGE
LA
day Sermon.
Subject: “Woman's Opportunity.”
TeXT! She shall t led w
Genesis {i,, 2
God, who ean make no mist
and woman for a specific
in particular in to be reg
in his realm; we n to be dominant in hers,
The boundary line between Italy and Switz
erland, between g
ne wre thoroug
tinction betwee
the empire feminine,
are the flelds to which God
you can no more compare th
nn, water
All this talk
+
nan,”
ake, made man
work and to move
sphores—n
fink and
f dinme
delicate that
rainst
Bro
with
super] 3.
but I ask
gity to lov.
'W ah
Matthew
Martyn, t
the eternitios,
f anxioty then is
or rights acoorded |
Ly the grace of God, rise 1
tion of the gloric righ
fORNe, First. she has
home happy. That re
d with her, Me
’
Lay ¢
k 1, and then tarry
tively little + but she, ali
eros it, beautifies 'it, #AL
in her power to make it the
plac on earth, t is the onl
ir this world, You know ns wel
this itside world and the
are a long scene of jostle an
RAR Who has a « i
man who has it not stn
ip. Prices down. Lo
Misre presentations, Underselling,
depreciating; salesmen exaggerating.
Ruts seeking less rent; landlords den
more, bBtruggles about ofMee,
in trying to keep in;
in. Slips. Tumbles. Defaleations, Pane
fea. Catastre sphes, O woman, thank
you have a home, and that you may be
queen in it. Better be thers than wear Vies
toria’s coronet,
the purse of a princess,
Your abode may be humble, but you ean,
by your faith in God and your chee riuiness
tifle
IRIins 1
Her,
nding
men out trying to
rot
get
an upholsterer’'s hand never yet Ktudied.
There are abodes in every city—humble, two
stories, four plain, unpapered rooms,
sirable neighborhood, and yet there i% & man
who would die on the threshold rather than
surrender, Why? It {8 home. Whenever
he thinks of it he sees angels of God hover
ing around it. The ladders of heaven are let
down to that house, Over the child's rough
erib there arc the chantings of angels as those
that broke over Bethlehem. It is home.
These children may come up after awhile,
and they may win high position, and they
may have an affluent residence, but they will
not until their dying day fo that humble
roof, under which their fat rested and
their mother sang and their sisters played.
“Ob, if you would gather up all tender mem-
orise all the lights and shades of the heart,
all banquetings and ssunions, all filial, trater-
nal, paternal and conjugal affections, and yon
had only just four letters with which to spell
breadth and magnitade and eternity of mean-
ing, vou would, with streaming eyes and
trembling voieo and agitated hand, write it
tit in those four living capitals, H-O-M-E
What right S es woman want that is
grander than to be queen in such a realm?
10 onglos y of heaven cannot fly across
dominion, Horses, panting and with
not swift enough to run
to the outpost of that realm. They say that
the sun never sets upon the English Empire,
but I have to tell vou that on this realm of
woman's influ eternity never mark
any bound, Isabella fled {rom the Spanish
throne, pursued by the Nation's anathema,
hut she who is queen in a home will never
fa her throne, and death itself will only be
f heavenly principalities
annexation of
Wh en vou want to get ir grandest fides
: A ‘atherine
that
ence
wr infar
ing prave
on thyt day
ving, and
vith whic
again
al the
r the
fered in
they
And 1
auld be
, and 1
8 nts, but
not a manssicum nor m ent nor white
slab could 1 see, And 1 went into the great
chapel of the town, and I said “Where do
the poor worship? Where are the
on which they sit?” t » answered
Ave no poor in ti :
And I wanders 1 0 it,
were the ho
aA
benches
king to
veils
’
find the
if the destitute,
11 fon amber and jvery
and gold, but no te 1 I see or sigh hear,
I was bewildered, an at under the shadow
fa great tree and [asid, "What am I and
whenes comes all this?" And at that moment
there came from among the leaves, skipping
up the flowery paths and across the spark
ling waters, a very bright and sparkling
group, and whe I saw their step
knew it, and when 1 heard their voices I
thought I knew them, but their apparel wan
anything 1 had ever seen |
stranger to strangers, But after
when they clapped their hands and
“Welcome! welcome!” the mystery
and I saw that time had passed
me, and that God had
gathered us up into sn higher home, and I
“Are we are here?” an! the voloes of
innumerable generations answered, “All
and while tears of gladness were rain.
ing down our cheeks, and the branches of
Lebanon cedars were clapping their hands
sw fps
©“ Waer
2 taid
ing m
awhile,
ding and leap and shout,
home!"
Then I folt u child's hand on ny face, and
| it woke me, The olbildren wanted to play
| more, Ohlldren always want to play more,
Be
“Hote! homo!
Mistook His Son's Hat for n Mark,
At Dyers Day, Canada, James Gmbam, &
farmer, mistaking his son's hat for a mark
which he had gone to set up for him to shoot
at, the dense brush hiding his body from
view, shot the boy through the head, deaths
resulting instantiy,
MONEY IN ORGAN GRINDING.
Bkillful Organ Grinders Make from
$E to $10 a Day.
Reliable statistics
is paid to the orcan grin
gtrect music to
for the grand
Metropolitan
wenther
that more
lers
show
money
who furnish
Yorkers than is
opera season at
Opera House, In fine
gingle organ grinder i
28 Foch a S10 a day. und
times the amount he receives exceeds
this figure.
Two hundred sane
have been issued in York
year to organ grinders. The li
is $1 a year, and an ordinance passed
two years limits the number of
our street musicians to 800, But the
law is not very rigidly enforced, and
the actual number of organs about
town at present i
number.
Like all other
New
paid
the
anes 8GIe-
2 3
1icenses
} 4
New tl
{IE
Lill
cense
yr
Hugo
HLH
sometimes
man
some
of
¢
wokiyn man, who had studied
he priesthood, and was just
to take orders, Seliquished
the idea and opened a butcher shop
He is a finely edu-
cated man, but he wears a white
apron and cuts up meat from 6 in the
norning until 8 in the evening. and
has never been heard to complain
about the life, When he made the
sudden change he feared that be had
contracted consumption from over.
study and a general weakening of
the system, brought about by
finement and hard work. He took
tnatters into his own hands, and de-
cided that a butcher shop was the
best place for a man with weak
lungs. There may be something in
nis idea, for to-day be is fat und
strong, and looks as if he would live
for more than the allotted three
score and ten.
“Os
Con
The Dog Understood.
Professor Owen, a noted English
scientist, tells a story of a dog named
Lion, who accompanied him and his
master on a walk once on the coast
of Cornwall. The master picked up
a plece of seaweed covered with
minute animale, and Mr. Owen ob:
served to his companion: ‘If this
small piece contains 80 many treas-
ures, how rich must the whole plant
be. How I should like to have one!”
The dog instantly leaped into the
water and returned with a plant of
seaweed, which he laid at Professor
Owen's feet.
Teach the Doys to Work.
Bomebods farmes
who provide them with a
workshop. We say, let futher
have a workshop, or or
work bench where
ify their longing for and
nate thelr restless activity in
thing to do.” It should be made pleas
ant, attrnctive and comfortable ir
room enough, there can work
bench and shaving and
perhaps a small foot-lathe, two or three
augers of different sizes, a few
saw and ham
says, let every
has boys
Wery
work-room,
the boys may grat
incar
“some-
tools,
be a
vise, a horse
planes,
chisels, draw fined nife
mer
or
whole, a
those afford the
and to
fight be
but
who cannot
ould
other
cost of the
compared with
of »
education, It 5
part w answer,
tools 1
tools
the
who can,
added, the
a trifie
those
being
advantages
one
gained hich is real progress in
practic been
the 1
his children is not md
ritance
to maint
but the ability help ¢
+ of themse
A Save From Dovhico
id up ti
heaith to pa
ect a radical
ital
ork or atever 1 it Pink
Pills s never in loose 1
at BO file a De or #f oxen for $2.50,
may be had of all druggists, or
mail from Dr. Willia Med
Schenectady, N. Y.
nik)
and
direct by
Company,
lifetime to
enough to give
It takes some poopie a whole
find « ut that no doliar is big
an hour's happiness,
Not Soe Convenient,
Mivsicians indore Ri
servile the remedic . 1 tey contain, but in
form not so convenlent, inexpensive and ace
curate as in Ripans Tabules,
pans Talmles by pre.
There 1s no place like home, and
why so many
town.
that is
nen spend their evenings dowa
Giet Hindercorns and Use it It
you want to know the comfort of no corns, It
takes them out perfectiy. 15¢ at druggists,
Hate is two poin & with jpolson tiers
toward your enemy the other toward
sell,
one
your.
Mra W tnslow’ 4 Seothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma
The man who beos Mes a successful hypo.
I eannot spsak too highly of Piso's Care
onsumption. «Mrs Faaxx Monms, 215
1804,
Boome men will “bet you ten dollars” when
they are at the end of their ATgument,
8K. Coburn, Mgrs C Marie Soott, writes : "3
nd Hall's Catarrh Care a valuable remedy."
rUggists oe sell it, The,
A dead beat that in hatohed from laziness
SAR
Ton fc make it the need of every home, lous
, ach troubies, colds and all distros yield to it
Lb apld sn ‘physician ‘who never takes his
wn tedieino,
od ‘with sore Tsano Thom
i pith Dru uve Pr. Ton Per bortia
There are two sides to avary “question, top
1nd bottom ; and the tan on the bottom side
is Hable to be crushed,
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A JOLLY OLD SCHOOLEOY. ramp's vportunity.
Martin Van Buren Btevens Goes to a
University at Beventy Years.
There are miany quaint in
Kansas
wrence, but
neople
State Univer
probably
interesting of these is a law stu
His
Bley
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ears old
Buren
rat the un
versity,
rmauiate
JP Pr |
fledged
+ doctor's
teresting
Ug
Pa.,
experiences
Was the
piace of hi
rried
girl d enl} the ifth New
Hampsl opr A Ma { Antomatic Air Brake.
MAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY
The Greatest [ledical Discovery
of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
Medical Discovery.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, MASS,,
n every State
ited States. Ev.
lectur
about
vered in one of our common
al cures every
worst Scrofuls
Has Also
prowst Ie We d= a re
kind of Humor, ror
down to a n '
He has tried it
cases, and nex
{both thur
his >
4 ow
onic
cleven hund
two Cases
e stroked his tong wl } now in
registered up at the un
feel
YOArs don’t
always
pay tu}
worrs Wi
eisw a
iaxen
ted it onuses
: 4 ik 1 a8 passing
through then : 1 Am ith the Lives
or Bowels, [his fs caus the ducts
wavs disappears ina
ead the label
billous ft will
lings at Srst
ver necessary. Est
et a CAL @ i enough of In
130,000 LOST CHILDREN. Dowc, one ta! in water at beds
tina Bo ruggists.
man of Liverpool, You
tin MAKE MONEY
STEADY WORK sok
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
like him, for be i8 a
a8 young as
asked if he
again,
iq: “1 wonder
A man is too marry.” oni88 sguent
Kansas Clty Star a
— :
the
All the students sho
Ung
iid fellow, and acts
he most of them, When
ing n
thought f gott
1
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: ed by
wt ry ov $y Pye ?
being stoppe
week a
If the stoma
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. frer takls
smiled and sa
never
Restored to Their Parents by the Bells |
Frands George,
man, is to retire fron
city, after a pul
riod of
belie
m the service of the
career extending
sixty years. He
ordiparily a member of the old do
police force. It is gaid that at one tie
the office of bellman was worth to the
person who held it about £500 per an
pun. In addition to making public Any Man, Be man, Bay or Girlean make $94 qo 3
proclamations, it was part of the belle in your home, In any part of the cone uy Xe e Xo
rence DeCeREary ARY pereachn Willi COMMON Seaes
inan's duty on all civic occasions 10 (un mak mosey casity, You can © oe a
walk before the Mayor of Liverpool [0% FO LIC el 3 ening money. Fackars
with a portion of the regalia It was antaining Tu'l part oninrs sent ree 10 any midress
Mr. George's distinction in that capaci. PB Fecewpt of 10 cents hu stamps for postage, €..
ty during his long period of office to
walk before fifty-three Mayors. In these
SIDNEY MFC. CO.
P 0. Box 1331, PRILADELPIIIA. PA,
later days the office of bellman has be
come practically a sinecure. The du-
$1 6.
ties which he bad to discharge have
become obsolete, and other means of
announcement have superseded that of |
the bellman. Up to the present, how-
ever, to the bellman's house in Greek
street are taken lost and strayed chil
dren who may be found wandering
about uncared for In the streets of Liv
erpool. During his long tenure of of-
fice, Mr. George has received from po-
lice officers at the bellman’s house the
custody of no fewer than 180,000 stray | (ERE te. A end ca yt ome or
children, whom he restored to their $i. Address kM. COLL, Pox wi, Sous City, lowa,
parents. Latterly this was the old
bellman’s chiel cmolument, each prrent
paying 0d. for the recovery of the lost |
children, and £25 a year was granted |
to Mr, George from the corporation.
the Liverpool
lie
over 0 pe Wis
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Vor this first clam Migh Arm Mashtios
delivered, freight pad " Youe nearest
railroads station. The Pearl is not
a cheap made Machine, bata good
one sl a low price, agus Yo any
Macnine on the market, and for
material, finish workmanship and
sewing qualities has no a".
No. 3, same as cut, h AA Bi So
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draw ors, baTatostn
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BLOOD 1 i valuable re
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the blood, ar ng KWH yohon,
Blotehes, sallow in. , giving
& fresh, rosy color tothe face. It is nourishing
fo the sn, Will cure RL Sim pba