Tariff nnd Taxes,
Whatever the new order of things may be
in tariff «nd taxes, busicess is already belter,
and there are sure signs of iis being rapidly
improved. Infirmities and allments are the
tariff and taxes on physical sirength. Lum
bago iss complaint that taxes our best en
durance, Iteripples and unfits one for any-
thing like mctive exertion. It is a sadden
backache, but no matter how sudden, st,
Jucobs Onl ie quick and sure enough in its
prompt curv to break it up and restore
strength, In paying the taxes on our health
the best currency is the best remsdy for
pain, and its prompt use the surest way of
getting back tu business,
Don't judge a man's bravery In the
day ime, when there are no ghosts or
mad women around.
Calendars and Coupons,
So many heautiful esleadars and entertain.
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rietors of Hood's Sarsapariiia, that we are
hardly surprised to receive this season not
only one of the very prettiest desizos in eal-
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recipient to attractive novelties. Every ons
who gets 8 Hood's Sarsaparil a calendar for
1897 secures something that will prove inter.
esting and valuable as well us a beautiful
specimen of the lithographer's art. The eal-
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druggist for Hood's Cou Calendar, or
sand 6 in ps ! one to QC, l.
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
cents stamps
have, but in
Wea are rich not
what we cannot lose,
True
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Hood's
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Hood’s Piils
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Without the liberal use of Pot-
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3 .
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GERIAN KALI WORKS,
of Madan 5, Now Yak.
REY. DR TALMAGR
The Eminent Washington Divine's
Sunday Sermon.
——
Subject: “A Prince's Career.”
Texr: “Yo know the grace of our Lord
Jesus Ohrist, that, though He wos rich, yet
for your sake He became poor."--I1 Cor-
inthwsns viif,, @
That all the worlds which on a cold win=
ter's night make the heavens ons great glit*
ter are without inhabitants is an aburaity
Belentists tell us that many of these worlds
are too hot or too cold or too rarefied of at-
mosphere for residence, But, if not fit for
human abode, they may be fit for beings
different frcm and superior to ourselves,
We ara told that the world of Jupiter is
changing and becoming fit for creatures like
the human race, and that Mars would do for
a6 humnn family with a little change in the
structure of our respiratory organs, But
that there is a great world swung some-
where, vast beyond imagination, and that it
is the headqnarters of the universe and the
metropolis of immensity and has a popula
tion in pumbers vast beyond all satistics
and appointments of splendor beyond the
Mpacity of eanvas or poem or angel to de-
soribe is ns certain as the Bible is autheatie,
Parhaps some of the astronomers with their
big telw have already caught a glimpse
of it, not knowing what it is, We spell it
with six letters and pronounced it heaven,
I'hat is where Prince Jesus lived nineteen
centuries ago, He was the King's Bon, It
old homestead of eternity, and all its
castles wero as old as God. Not a frost had
over chilled the air Not a tear bad ever
raiied down the cheek of one of its {nhabi-
tants. There bad never been a headache or
a side aobe or a beart ache, Ther» had not
been n funeral in th ry of the oldest
inhabitant, ‘There never in all the land
been woven a blac) I, for thers had never
been anything to mourn over, The passage
ions of years had not wrinkled or eri;
or badimmed nay of vitizens,
rople thers we 6 state of oter
What and pomonie rich
i un aud or
copes
was the
is
ra fr
adolescence, flor
ness! bloo:
chards
spirit fron
What is sin?
is sorrow? What is
the intelligences would have falled to ive
definition, though to study the question
there w se in ne for half an hour.
Ihe Princes of whom |
emolinmer asclamations su
enterad and asked,
barenvoment? What
'
ws wil
nts, *h as no other
prince, oelaatinl rromtrinl, ever enjoyed.
As Ho passed the street the inhabitants took |
off from ws garlands of white
row them in way, He never
tered any ples without
hipers rising up an 3 in
fiigh
16 18 lest
walking in |
hh rid
the land,
or te
their br Hiles |
{th the
of the
obelsanoes,
days He
we
{the 1
MOTON,
He
riha
WARK Nn
Father t
ATE
he loveliness of la
ver and rill sad »
t one dav thora was a
if God
big Aleastsr in »
# universe, A rage fallen!
i the scene of
swinging out into
na and seas and jal.
! of win seamiog to
centripetal of |
groan reached |
sver been heard |
apart ment
ypartmen
nat
darkness with mot
ose frond all the |
nd started from i
descended the |
Out of what a bright |
rough ssa! ‘Stay with
ngel alter angel and potentate |
into
nio want on
erind
eannot stay, tat be off £
A word, up that
hush that distres«, [ must fal
mua X these NWN
thrones and temple, hosts cheruble, se
raphie, arcbhangelie! I will eome back
aga’, carrying on my shoulder a ransomed
world, Till this ja done | chooses earthly
scoff to heavenly acclamation, ood A eattls
pen fon Kiag's palnee, frigid zone of earth
to stmosphaera of celeatial radiance, I have
no time to lose, for hark ye to the groan
that grows wightier while I wail! Fare
vell! Farewell!’ “Yo know the grace of
our Lord Jeens Christ, that, though H: was
rieh, vet for your sakes Ho became poor,”
Was there ever a contrast so overpowering
As that between the noonday of Christ's
celeatin! departure and the midaight of His
varthiy arrival? Sare snough, the angels
were out that night in the sky, and an
sanesial meteor acted as escort, But all
that was from other worlds, and not from
this world, The earth made uo demonstra
tion of welcome, [If one of the great princes
of this world steps out at a depot, cheers
regonnd, and the bands play, aad the flags
wave, But for the arrival of this missions
ary Prines of the skies not a toroh flared,
not wtraomoot blew, not a plume flattered,
All the miusie and the pomp wers overhead,
Our world opened for Him nothing better
«hana barn door,
The Hajah of Cashmere sent to Queen Vie.
torin a bedatend of carved gold and o osnnpy
that cost 8730.000, hut the world bad for the
Prinses of Honven and Barth only a Jitter of
trav, Tho erown jewels in the Tower of
wondon smotnt to £15,000,000, but this mem.
ber of cterpal royally had nowhersto lny Hig
tead. To know how poor He was ask the
samel drivers, ask the shepherds, nak Mary,
ask the three wise men of the Bast, who after
ward cama fo Bethlelbes, To know how
poor He was examine all the resords of real
estas fa all that oriental country and sen
what vineyard or what fleld He owned. No:
wie, OF what mortgage was ils morign-
poe? Of what tesement was He the landlord?
Of what Jeate was He the losses? Who ever
wr that wreck of |
groan, 1 must
oa that abyss, |
ons Farewell,
1
redo
patd Him rent? Not
which He satled, nor the beast on
rode, nor the pillow on which He slept,
had so Httle estate that in order to pay His
tax He had to perform a miracie, putting the
amount of the assessment in oa fish's mouth
and havigg (2 haoled ashore. And after His
death the world rushed in to taks an inven~
tory of His goods, and the entire aggregate
was the garments He had worn, sleeping in
them by night and traveling in them by day,
bearing on thom the dust of ths highway
and the saturation of the sea. Bt. Paul in
my text hit the mark when he
which He
oums poor."
The world could have treated Him better
if it had chosen. It had all the means for
making His earthly condition eomfortable,
|
goueral, arrived in Drindisl, he was greeted
with arches and a costly eoclumn which
colebrated the 12,000,000 peoples whom he
had killed or conquered, and he was al-
lowed to wear his triumphal robe in the
senate, The world had applause for im-
perinl butchers, but buffeting for the
Prince of Peaos; plenty of golden chalices
for the favored to drink out of, but our
Prince must put His lips to the bucket of
the well by the roadside after He bad begged
for a drink. Poor? Born in another
man's barn, and eating at another man's
table, and eraising the Inke in another man's
fishing smack, and buried in another man's
tomb, Four inspired nuthors wrote His bi.
ography, and innumerable lives of Christ
have been publishe!, but He composed His
autoblography in a most compressed way.
He said, ‘I have trodden the wine pros
alone,’
Po wr
prosperous classes,
bath wine
phemer and ransacked th
probrium from cover to cover 10 express
their detostat] I ean think now of only
two well to do man who espoused His cause
Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea. His
friends for were people who, in
that elir mia or inflamma.
of the eyebs aver
a seourge, had blind, mek
sople who wers anxious to gst wall, and
troubled people In whose family there was
ne dead or dy It He had a purse
was empty, or we would have heard
ors did with the
Poor? [he pigeon in the dovecot, the rab
bit 10 its burrow, the silkworm in its cocoon,
its hive is better provided for,
better sheltarad Aye, the brute
bas a home on oarth, which Christ
A poet says:
If on windy days the raven
Gambol lika a dancing skiff,
Not the leas he loves his baven
On the bosom
If nimost with eagle pind
O'ar the Alps the chamols roam,
Yet hin has some small dominion
Whi : calls Lis home,
fn the estimation of nearly all the
They called Him Bab-
bitber, traitor, bins.
a dictionary of op-
breaker,
EONS
SOMO
at all
what the sol wontents,
we bos |
Detter ofl,
rh no doudl he
One of Jobn Bany
“Grace
grace that [ am
i pf dvi Christians,
DELO
}
ks lsen.
nll of
has bean on the
erat
“It 1s
insr
" And the
3id
nr it
Boards A 8
“R410
f ~
helt
Moher hav
eased
eon
; : answered
ig 1 want, and that
1 bought
#10 dio by
that saved
inf: that
But the
+ ; } Don
the last Ix he pit i &B hs amend
the } i Lr thea better aniry
thers are hundreds home k for heavy
» many t
AYO SO many
have =o
mesiek
masis
the souy of
vou want io
grace, snd
God you will
rd Jesas Christ,
’
, LOT FOUr sakes Le
vory
and the
that you want to ha now is
from grace, and the masis (hat
whet you 4 is frees
’
the fath ren
fisar
+ Fie ’
of the LrANS
sing ‘
wh ~ th got ory
yah He was ric
mame pocr.”
Yea, yea foryoursakes! It was snot ona
pleasure excursion that He eae,
pain, It was ut on ap
r Ha knew this
ora He alighted as afterward
oom to come, for He
Bact use it was susy,
w that it would bathorn and snlke
thirst and iteration of
* Your sakes
away your tears, to forgive your
nionship your loneliness, to
aur sorrows, to sit with you by the
bind up your wounds
battle with the world
bring you home at Isst, kindling
the mista that fall om your
dying vision with the sunlight of & glorious
morn. ‘For yoursakes!” Xo: | willchange
that Paul will aot sare and Christ will not
cara if I change it, for I must get into
ast ron
because He was rail
It wna np
end hunger and
5
to
ugly
“For our sakes!” For we al! bave our
For our sakas. We who deserve for ovr sins
be expatriated into a
poorer than this, than this earth Is poorer
than heaven, For our sakes! Bert what a
frightful coming down to take us gicriously
up!
When Artaxerzes was hunting, Tirebazas,
who was attenciog him. showed the kinga
rent in his garments, The king sais, “How
shall I mend It?” “By giving it to me.”
said Tirebazus
robe, But commande? him naver to wear it,
as it would be inappropriate,
But ses the startling and comforting fant
for the povertica of our spivitual state ws
ment. For our sakes! Oh, the personality
of this religion! Not an abstraction, not an
sarah under which we walk to bebnld eiabo.
rate masonry, not an ios castis like that which
the Empress Elizabeth of Rosia over 100
yonrs ago, ordered to be constracted, winter
with its trowsl of crystals cementing the hugs
Hlosks that had bean quarried from the frozen
rivers of the North, but our Father's houss
with the wide hoarth crackling a hearty wel.
come, A religion of warmth and inspiration
and light and cheer, something we can take
into our bearfs and homes and business,
recreations and joys sad sorrows. Not an
unroanageable gift, like the gailey pressuted
to Ptolemy, which required 4000 men to row,
could not come near the shore, but somes
thing you ean run up any stream of annoy.
anes, however shallow. Earichment now,
enrichment forever,
Killed lis Playmate,
John Caynor, sixieen Jams old, of New
York Clty, was accidentally stabbed through
ths heart and killed by his playmate, Jobo
Sumnors,
Monteridee's population is 244,840,
ALL ABOUT SNAKES,
The world has two
ricties of venomous
to hun
dred varieties of poisonous serpents in
India
Lew sevonly Vi
Iu kes,
There are sald be over one
he serpent has two lungs, but only
one 1% developed, the other belong radl
maamnry
Nk that of all venom
ake ix the nu
CXDOrtE ay
11 {
Ous reptiles the rattle
mt
deadly,
Pythons aml boas in have
been known to
food,
f
few of
captivity
®o montis
twentydwo
without
Pho
hae
hooked
seized,
serpent are
Kkwaurd, so that , Once
rarely escapes,
ours of a snake do not
externally, being merely small
his at we
I'h LPT
covered by the
The cobra is
that emits ¢
Hor
After
th any of th
ial tooth powders, and tl
jen clean them
with tissue PATTY whileh ig mineh bet
ter for that purpose than chamois skin
or anything else that I know of,
all
in it goes, but it is not sufficient
“The ordinary cleansing is
as fay
Many a has great injury
tn their eyes by neglecting to properly
clear
person done
I have had a gum
ber of patients come to me with com
plaints about what they ealled a grad
mal dimination of their sight. An ox
amination revealed the fact that it was
wonderful that they could see at all
for their glasses gummed over
and had been fearfully neglected, A
little soap and water, to which a few
drops of ammonia was added, did the
business. Some time ago a friend of
mine, a surgeon, who makes a special
ty of the ear, told me that there were
more ear troubles in consequence of
dirt in the ear than from all other
causes combined.” Washington Star
their glasses,
were
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HOW
Fill a bottle or common water glass with
urine and let it stand twealiy-four hours; a
sediment or settliug Indicates a diseased con-
dition of the kidoeys, When urine stains
linen it is positive evidence of kidoey trouble,
10 FIND OUT,
back is also convinelng proof that the kid-
neys and bindder are out of orler,
WHAT
There is comfort in the knowle lige ss often
that Dr,
the great kidney remedy, fulfills wvery wish
TO DO,
expressed, Kilruer's Bwamp-Hoot,
iu relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
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ur
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. " Notary Pulilke
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