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MALAGA IN JULY.
The Old Spanish City Has Little to
Offer the Right-Seer.
It was July, and we had arrived at
Malags from Marseilles by water, Ti
town lay and
barren amphitheater
tween it and
stretch of hot
water,
with white awning pulled
meet We had read in Mr.
“Wanderings in Spain” of the
and shocking ma of
boatmen; the was Mur
ray, with an added warning to keep our
temper. But
Once we had
quay J. had
all our bags fo
was lazy
the Hotel Victoria
given us a large, cles
white under a
Bes
or
ay
great
shining
of mountains,
Vinuesa was a
nazy, sunlit
nimering,
1
eae
to
Hare's
over which boats,
un, ont
us,
extortion
nners Malaga's
siory in
1 » i 1
{OO to 100K
ed bed-room, f he asked
than the gulde
down 10; we wi
delay
be off on the
book t 1 us to beat
or bother, to make our plans and
t
oda a
first of ¢
look Mala
gight-seel i
ment: S
at
way $0
walk thr
lined with
and cafes
iral
broken walls
cathe
+ 1
stood] on
of a July
direct
bare
now
up by
c——
THE AMERICAN EISON.
A Western Rancher Says It ls
lecoming
Not
Extinct,
“x
of the opinion tha
obtained In this
“Goodnight,
tlemian, has
ground ran
Krona ran
bison pure
a -lt
Mn, and
rot Gf
tract of
$11
Lie will
make a
terprise, Fie
animals
makes go
hindeguarte
#2 is wo
make mighty
Admiration,
“What do 3
Bnobbe's litera
“The compen
for it,”
feally envious
ou
ito get
replied the person who is chron-
Washington Star.
I ——
When a Western girl goes East, he
returns with at least five o
using ribbon
MY SICK SISTERS.
Ww ways of
*1 want to tell vou what Lydia BE.
Pinkham's Vegetable
done for me.
Compound has
For twenty years 1 had
suffered with loss of appetite, nausea,
constipation, palpi : tation of
tin neart, head. ache and
pains in nearly | all parts
of my body, My phy-
sician said it was only
indigestion, but his
medicine did not
help me any. |
began the
use of the
Pinkham
Remedies,
particularly
Lydia E. Pink
Vegetable Compound. 1 have taken
four bottles, and now those troubles
are cured.
i “I cannot praise it enough, and our
druggist says the medicine is doing a
world of good among his customers.”
—BELLE 8, Tuoxrson, New Bedford,
Masa.
REV. DR. TALMAGR
— ————
The Eminent Washington Divine's
Sunday Sermon,
Subject: “Reformation of Habits.”
Text: “When shall I awake?
ft vot again."
With
I will seek
an insight into human nature such
of
the
my text, sketohes the mental operations
oue who, having aside from
path of rectitude, desires to return,
# wish for something better he says: “When
shall I awake? When shall I come out of
this horrid nightmare of iniquity"
seized upon by uneradicated
foreed down hill by his passions,
out: “I will seek it yot again,
once more,’
Qur libraries are ad
literature pointing
parils of life—eo
stepped
Io
ories
rnnd with an elegant
ont all
mpliete maps of the voyage
all the
But Suppose ma
shipwreek; suppose
truck; suppose he has
how is he to get bnek?
paratively untonched,
myself this even)
in this andisges
thelr ago a
discussion, Th
what they were
from the bonda
showing
shonls, :
hus aleendy made
he is slrendy off the
niready
That is
I prog
to such,
a fleld com-
0 to address
sare those
_ayery passion af
ready to hear this
thems with
ecerated,
Habit is
obey it it d«
sist, and w
saorpion w
and thrown into
Juggernauts
wns a ship
Falla, and the
it ear
toase
bean 3
fon,
fire «
rapids, and
emptation t
how hard it is to arre
arvecs
Arrest
1"
wi
against
agnar
Part
refor:
seats
the street, as
man .
Wea
N83 Al »Iiv
I the nrg
Yast
and the h
Keep
and tens of
with publi
comma to the bh
Christ
But if
nan with o
wal
Ta
of dissipation upon him, ¢
throw
to
dainty,
chu
know, unless they have an especial train of
i
up their hands in horror,
gay, “lant it shocking
fastidious
As
How
in an
fl &%
thieas
Christinns Har
car to himself. They cannot go with publi.
cans and sinners,
Ou! ye who curl your lip of scorn at the
fallew, I tell your plainly, if you had been
surrounded by the same influences, instead
of sitting to-day amid the cultured and the
refined and the Christian, vou would have
been a cronehing wreteh, covered with filth
and abomination. [ft is not becanss you are
any better, but because the meray of God has
protected you. Who are you that, brought
up in Christian rircle: and watehed by Chris
tian parentage, you should be so hard on the
fallen?
First of ull, my brother, throw yoursell on
God. Go to Him frankly and earnestly and
toll Him these habits vou have, and ask Him
if there is any belp in all the resources of
omnipotent love to give itto you. Do not
#0 with a Jong rigmarole people eall prayer,
made up of “obs” and “ahs” and "lore ver
and ever, amena!” Go to God and ory for
haip! help! help! and if you cannot sry for
help, just look and live,
i remember in the late war, I was at
ter the battle and said to a man: “Where
ar” you hart?” He made no answer, but
held up his arm, swollen and splintered. I
saw where he was hurt, The slinple fact is,
when a mao has a wounded soul, ail he has
to do is to hold it up before a sy mpathetis
Lord aud get it healed, It does not take any
lonz prayer. Just hold up the wound, Oh,
it is no small thing when a man is nervous
and weak aud exhausted, coming from his
evil wave, to feel that God puts two omnip-
otent arms around him and says: “Young
man, I will tand Ly vou. The mountains
may depart, and the hills be removed, but I
wil never full you."
Blessed be God for such a gospel as this
Ont ”
the
not
wife to the
enough to
tno slioes thin," said
will
husband, “or thers he
thin." Blessed be God there is a full loaf
for uvery one that wants ir, Broud enough
spare. No
I remember when the Master Brroet
tnbile,
wir, & telegram came saying,
be ready to take edre of
want in
and women to
them"
some
nok
As they came, some
twenty or
one asked whether
Minnesota, or from New York,
wounded soldier, and the only question was
how to take off the rags the most gently,
And when a soul comes to God, He
does not ask where you eame from, or what
your ancestry was, Healing for all vour
Pardon for all your guilt, Com-
fort for all vour troubles,
Then, also, I counsel vou if you
vour bad
One unholy intimacy will fil
In all the ages of tne
‘hurch thers has not been an instanes whers
kept one evil ciate and
1
ii.
want
AssOointions,
man BARS
wes bad
n beeauss he like . Wt MAN
started on the road down h,l1don
u eall it, that association will
y Couns
i your s Aller
nu.
hn
When a man deliberately ¢
wihnt §
what will
or your fan
t give ons cent to port your chil.
after vou are dead, Ti i not weap
rat vour burial, y will
lamnation,
id 1 rare friend West,
f veleome when I went th
ind splendid persons’ nope
18 r si it
il i il
Hr
Ho
t
to
was
mre
{ tha gronp up and down the wall Yather
and mother sit thera for half an hour, save
ing nothing, 1 wonder what they nea think.
After n while the father breaks the
“Wel', I wonder whaern
town to-night?” And the
“In no had pipes, 1 war.
rant vou: woe slwavz cond trast him when
ha was home, and sines lie has been away
ing of!
| silence nnd says
wir hov {8 in
trast him ' Then mt 8
the country
and
him wa ean still,
o'elaonk.. for they retire a4rlv in
nt 8 o'esloek they knees down
COT.
trv and in towno, on the land and on the
Grecian General:
“What was the proudest moment of vou
Ha thought a and sald
“The prondest moment of my life wis when
parents that I had
And the proudest and
vour fe will ba
send word to
you have
the grace of
one gald to n
Homa
moment,
tary
most brilliant moment in
the moment when you ean
habits hy
wr,
vangquarad vour evil
: and beaome sternal vi
deapise not paternal ar
will some when vou have
| father nor mother, and von will go
hey nan to wateh vou,
The
neither
nrosnd
and
use, and
the neighbor.
rivanass as yon
ivard they
And then
pir that
Oh!
fima
xiety,
flud gone fron
from the fleld, and gone
hood. Orv as be tor |
may over the m
them the h i
from
had #«
would
wh
AT WEST PJ
{A “Pik -
HAZING INT
t Rand Receives a Sentence TI
May Ston the Casto,
kK green
wither and
was not
ati oy
faces
as when [think of erful
haunts me
2 horrid dream
t sat the man
ike a beautifal |
On the other
who had do.
’ bey had j the wormwood |
ye gall into that orphan’s cap. They
shed him off the presipios
told them thst there was
¢
a God and a |
r those who destroyed
Did they weep? Oh, no, not
ous tear. Did thev sigh repeatingls? Not one
Did they say, “What a pity that we
destroved him?” Ob, no, They sat and
went right on with their iniquitirs, destroy-
ing themselves and destroying others,
Gather up all the energies of body, mind
drinking habits, all gaming practices, all
houses of sin. Hall-and-half work will
amount to nothing. It mas be a Waterloo,
Shrick back now, and you are lost! Push
on, and you are saved! A Spmrtan General
feli at the very moment ol victory, but he
dipped his finger in his blood and wrote on
a rook, near which he was dyisg, "Sparta
has conquered.” Though your struggle to
get rid of sin may seem to be almost a death
struggle, You can dip your finger in
vour own blood and write on the Rock of
Ages “*Vielory through our Lord Jesus
Christ!”
Ob, what glorious news it wonld be for |
their parents in the sountry! They go to
the postoffice every day or to see if there
are any letters from you. How anxious
they are to hear! Nothing would please
them half so much as the news you might
send home to-morrow that you hada given
your heart to God. I know how it is in the
country. Tho night comes on, The oattle
stand nader the rack through which burst
the trusses of hay. The horses, just having
frisked upthroagh the meadow at the night-
fall, knes deep ‘mn the bright straw
that invites them to lls down and rest. The
poreh of the hovel is fall of fowl, In the
old farm houses at night no candle is
lighted, for the flames clap hands about the
great backlog, and shake the shadew of
Government Arrested Him,
ng a private ax
Sstriment «
CARrrving mail
{ the postal service,
at Turnersville up
present Administration,
third of a
Farner objected
y the
Turner was postmaster
mile fire arnet’s fastory,
to the change, and without his busisoss the
postoffice wore almost nothing.
Turner put his mail in the postal ear on the
Air Line. fue Government broke up this,
and then he took his mail to another towa.
receipts
Rained by Chinese Cheap Labor,
A moaster petition to the Federal Govern.
ment tor farther restrictions on Chinese im.
migration is basing circulated at Vancouver,
British Columbia it may contain over 10,
G00 names before it is sant to Ottawa. The pe
tition recites that Chinese labor is driving
out the white workingmen: that the United
States, realizing this, has excladad the Mon-
golian coolies, and that Canada should
It urges
a
Carrier Pigeon Regulations,
Fear of the treasonable use of oarrier
pigeons in France led to the promulgation
of most stringent regulations, The Paris
Government's decree stipulates that every
person wishing to possess carrier pigeons
must obtain the authority of the Precept;
and every person receiving pigeons must,
within two days, make declaration to the
municipal aathorities, The police commis.
sary must always be present when the pig-
vons are freed, :
———
Crops in Russian,
With scarcely an exeaption, reports of the
Russian winter wheat and rye are favorable,
and in Tamboy they are said to present an
excellent ap ww, The spring crops in
the earlier districts are thriving, the
sowing is aimost completed under favorable
conditions. Reports from Poland are satis
jason}. It is ex ed that when farmers
have finished field work the supply of grain
at the seadoard will increase,
*
A ————————
Cnnndn ejects Our Silver,
It ia reported from Montreal that United
States sliver coin and silver certificates are
| no longer accepted in Canada.
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1 Berul valary h when ¢
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weakening
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hind heen
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Bernhardt was Mme
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Modjeska, 1
nothing fraternity,
a hout HE Ma ¢
value 0HeY, Olece engnged
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salary of rn wing directly on the blool ar
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11's ity fw § 1 i
18 CONIrRct » i ii fo fim ¢ waRAe. HE giving
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