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ORIGIN OF THE TERM CADDIE.
Ingenious Explanation of Common Golf
Term by Frank Boyd. '
To some, at least, of the unnumbered
and innumerable host of golfers the
question may have occurred at one
time or another— Whence came the
word “caddie”? Frank Boyd, in his
“Omitted Chapters in the History of
Monifieth,” which he contributes to
“he Book of Monifieth Golf Links Ba-
zar,” offers an ingenious as well as
highly amusing explanation of the
term. There was, he says, a Culdee,
or “Keledel,” establishment at Moni-
fieth at one time, till the monks of Ar-
broath dispossessed the Culdees of
their lands and made them their serv-
ants, One day it occurred to a monk,
while having a game of golf, to make
the Keledei carry his clubs. He found
ted greatly to his comfort,
the monks, and henceforth they never
it out without being accompanied
Keledel, Now you know,”
continue Mr. Boyd, “that in these
parts the practice is to cut short words
in which the letter ‘I’ is used. A na-
tive, for instance, never says 'Dalgray.’
it is always ‘Baigrie. it was
natural that in course of time the
I’ should drop out of the ‘Keledel,’ and
it should come to sound like ‘caydee,’
1 is
and to this day this is how the word is
bus
the
pronounced by superfine Scotch youths
In the strong Forfarshire vernacular
it was, however, broadened out to ‘cad
As a matter «¢
of the term * die” does not appear to
have ever been satisfactorily explained
Jamieson, who defines
eh arne & M
Who earns a i
fo
die.’ " f fact, thé origin
‘cad
velihood
rands, delivering messages
expressex the opinion
was originally the
French cadet, which, as he remarks, Is
Te
term
sometimes used to denote a young per-
Dr. in his
holds same view,
gon in general
colossal
but how the wor
the
er's golf clubs
the
work,
muloyed
mpioyea
came to be «
arries a play-
to denote 1
{dated
1 to be elucl
i "
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flow a Sen Gall Catches a Mole,
A
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manager at Fod
farm
Seotland, watching a mole ca
at saw sea gulls hovering over
and occasionally alighting upon a
fleld, which the observer
others at work A particul
large handsome bird atiracted
attention by the graceful way in which
it floated the
t scanning surface of
ground. Suddenly, steadying itself
moment, it dropped, dug
ground, and rose with a mol
for its prey. Resting a few minutes, if
gracefully began again a further search
for prey. In a few minutes & second
mole was unes:
erty, Din
work,
in
n in
ip
were
and
iw
in
the
e
slowly over drills,
h
ently the
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view of recent railway accidents
French minister of public works
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requisites for prompt surgieal aid te
the injured.
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THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Subject: The Queens of HomeThe Rights
of Woman Discussed=Her Dominion
is Home, and There She Should Hight.
ly Rule—Comforter of the Sick,
[Copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1868.1
Wassixorox, D, C.—In this discourse the
opportunities of usefulness for women are
get forth by Dr. Talmage, and many sym-
athies are stirred and memories resalled,
The text is Solomon's Bongs, vi., 8. “There
are three-score queens.”
80 Bolomon by one stroke set forth the
fmperial character of a true Christian wom.
au. She is not a slave, not a bireling, not
a subordinate, but oa queen. Io a former
sermon I showed you that crown and court-
ly attendants and imperial wardrobe were
pot necessary to make a queen, but that
graces of the heart and life will give coro.
nation to any woman. I showed you at
some length thut woman's position wus
higher in the world than man's, spd that,
although she had often been denied the
right of suffrage, sis always did vote and
always would vole by her influence, and
that her ehief desire ought to be that she
should have grace rightly to ralein t
dom:nien which she bas already won, I
began an snumeration of so:
and now I resume the subj
In the first plaze, woman has the speel
and the ‘supeciativas right of blessing nad
comforting the What iand, what
at
A
sleek.
of disease? Tens of thousand«ol siek beds!
What shall we do with them? Shall man,
with bis roagh band and clumsy foot, go
stumbling around the sickroowm, trying to
the pains of the distressed patient? T
young man at coliege may seofl nt the idea
of being under
the first binst of typhoid fever on his clieek
he says, "Where Is mother.”
tis an awiul thing to be |]
home In a strange hotel, o
men coming in to look at you, holding
their band over their mouth tor fear they
will eateh hie coplagion.
they turn you in bed! How loudly they
talk! How you long for the ministries of
home! I know one such who
from one of the brightest of homes for sev.
eral weeks’ business absence at the west,
A telegram came al midoight that be was
| on bis deathbed far away from Lome, By
; express train t.e wile and daughters went
{ westward, but they wenil too ate,
feared not to die, but he was in an agony
{ to iftve until his family got there, IHotriad
to brite the doctor tu make him live
! tie longer. He sald, "I am willing
{ but pot sions.” Bat the puises
| the eyes closed aud the heart sto
express trains in the midnight
and daughters g«
| mains of husband and father com
fward, Oh, it was a sad, pitiful,
{ whelming spectlacie! When we are sick
to be When t
we want to dis at
may be very bumble and
futo ours may be very
that? Lov
pl Loving vol
4 chiewr, i. ng Hips Lo read
ymises of Jesus,
War
A the muskelry,
orward, marel
ns on the 8
pd
{| away from
gL)
A Hl.
fiw
» GAN,
5 Ht “wif
mes wild
OVar.
siexk at home
y die, ut
oOm x
{ the Tneces that ook
{ plain, bul w cares for
! hands to bathe the tem
free
a
id
jes oN
'N
ts
| Ino
{ men fash
i the hosts,
i their battall
{ enemy crying
: Ys Ls
Woman scr the i
tered t
{ dying cou
men cast the San
men
mrp edges
“Charge, charge
woman adminis.
man watehed by
inst
$e
sped nt,
hie eordials, w
HB, woman
page Lo the Lid
i the solilary
and four men th = ide, We
the generals hoo ih brass Dan
trismphsal are
} story Ist
save a tl
t Brady, who eam»
| the swail pe of the ©
| Ross in the cof
| garet Breeking
{| bad been fo
dressed
RTO
those
grested
if and
urzas, butth
y BX noywinsre
# ehronle of Bb 8 5, f Mrs
snd
ana
cago
ows,
cheers hrisg
God bless thes women al
ting down to take Lhe last mesange:
my wife not to fret a out me, but to
me in heaven: tell her to train up Lhe’
whom we have loved 80 well; tell her
shall meet again in the good land; tell her
to bear my joss like the Christian wile of a
Cristian soldier.” and of Mrs, Suwilon, in-
to whose face the convalescent soldier
jooked and sald, “Your grapes and cologn
enired me.” And «0 It was also through ail
of our war with Spain-—womea heroics on
the fleld, braving death and wounds to
reach the fallen, watching by ti
moet
man, ‘4 sm afraid, too.” Raid the first,
“1 am afraid they will use bad language
betors they leave the place.” “Ab.” sald
the other man, “I am not afraid of that,
What 1 am afraid of is that if any of those
boys should use a bud word in her pres.
ence the other boys would tear him to
pieces and kill bim on the spot,” That
woman fs the best sheltered who is shel-
tered by the Lord God Almighty, and you
need never fear golog anywhere where
God tells you to go.
It seems as if the Lord had ordained
woman for an especial work in the sollel-
tation of charities. Backed up by barrels
fn which there {as no flour, and by stoves
in which there is no fire, and by wardrobes
in which there is no clothes, a woman is
irresistible, Passing on hererrand God says
to her, “You go into that bank or store or
shoptand get the money,” She goes in and
gets it, The man is hard-fisted, but she
gets it. Bhe 2ould not help but get it. It
js deereed from eternity she should get it,
No need of your turning your back and
pretending you don't hear; you do hear,
There in no need of your saying you are
begged to death, There is no need of your
wasting your time, and you might as well
submit first as inst, You had better right
the puniber of the check, fill up the blank,
There
Those
have bean
sick man
gireet
That
the back
long enough.
must have some farina,
must have something to ease
I mest this delegate of a relief so-
out of the store of
no3tg ort
COU,
coming
such
ol
for.
“0! course,’ she says,
in
The Lord told me to go in and get it,
money?’
Again, I have to tall you that it [=
dire disaster,
the weaker vessel, but all profane as well
gnered history attests that when the
often
man to meet the emergency. How
ina
make who never te their basi
some great loss to thelr store or some of
They'd vote for
Would simply
alone, Hae is nsked {an the household again
again, “What is the matter?’ Bat
believes it a sort of Christizn duty to keep
trouble withio bis own soul Oh,
I remark It is woman's right to
kingdom of heaven, It is
easier for a woman to be a Christian than
for a man, Why? You say she Is weaker,
Her heart more responsive to the
{ngs of divise love, Bh io vast
"he fact that CAL MOTE ens
hristian [I pr by ti
srihe of the wmem-
all Christend are
thems to be the
sig this world back
I may stand hereand say the soul
grial. There is a man who will deny
it. I may stand here aad say we are lost
and undone without Christ, Therels a man
who will contradict it. I may stand here
aod say thers will bea judgment day after
awhile. Yonder is some ong who will dis.
it. $ a Christian woman in a
housahold, living in the faith and
nsislency gospel-nobody
ean refutes that, The greatest sermons are
not preached on enlabrated platforms; they
preached with an audience of two
three and ia private home life, A ©
tent, consecrated Christian services is an
gnanswerable demonstration of God's
truth
There are pravers for you to offer, there
ars exhortations for you to give, there are
Again,
bring to us the
No is
a is
she
FY @
yi
ie
ristinn
pe of Christ's
Or
:
sis.
Paul said to the Corinthian woman, “ What
knowest thou bat that thou shalt save thy
husband?” A man was dylug and he sald
to his wife, "Rebecea, you wouldn't
me have family prayers, you lasghed
at nll that and you got me away into
idliness, and now I'm going to die, and
y {ate is sealed, and you are the cause of
(} woman, what west thou
ou canst destroy thy sand?
here ne you who have kind.
Lens at Are there not some
wandered far away from God
the Chratian Influsnons
yma” Do not deapisa those
my brother. If vou die without
mt will vou 40 with your moth-
yvors with your wife's importanities,
sister's sotremties® What will
do with the letters they used to write
ya, with memoty of those days
whens they attended you so kindly in times
of slekness? Ob, if there be just one strand
you floating off from that
jot
kno
hts
t some of
home?
if remember
eariy bh
of
. uw
ur
the
fo from 0 off
hi
that strand now and pull you to the beac
COPYRIGUT 1BB8 BY Tiel PROC
| CHINA CAVE US THE MASSACE.
it Is That
the Fiowery Kingdom.
Contended the Treatment
Came from
Few people while enjoying the dell-
cious sensations of the massage at the
ralor are aware
robably owe
hands
that Pp
the While the question as
to whether massage originated in Swe.
of an expert op«
to the Ohinese we §
treatment
den or China has been much discussed,
the i:
f claimant
ig evidently a strong
long-time
depend-
titer country
Accordin to
1ife
currents,
Chinese ideas is entirely
wh
sr af
AUra oi
a
are desig-
Or.
ent on "als ch
nated
ganism;
permeated
oof againat disease
'
Cai
as Lhe primary
long, then,
oy the
| §
is
’
and the object of
the air
Chinese 8y5-
$0 as tae
air current
exercise is 10 circulate
To effect t
divided into 1b
vid
occupy
his the
periods, each
days
enci at the time of
The patient must ri
the wraing and
taking seven
in
period dred the
first
the now moon
ck in
his house,
tions,
ilg A
period comm
aAlx
dee}
after
gpe
fr
m
1
and, Immediately
two youths who ‘have been
trained commence a
gentie
11 over the bod)
A
set of
riing over ti
of full m
, Bia
i the time
inspiratory
the second
body
> area
iu ier
| mre taken
riod, the various paris
rubbed with wooden pianks
muscies are handened, and it
til the hardening takes place th
real physical exercises are lake
| tween the fifth and sixth month
of greatest activity, the Euro
pean dumbbell being replaced by large
sacks filled with stones it is ihe
third period that the back muscies are
chiefly exercised,
rt exercises
Later on, in
of the
until
is nol
at t
Be
2 » “"
if Lhe
on
period
{
in
troopships or in our smitien bome enmpr.
| Men did their work with shot and shell and
earbine asd howitzer; women did their
work with socks and slippers and bandages
and warm drinks and Scripture texts aod
gentle stroking of the hot temples and
stories of that land where they never have
soy pain. Men knelt down over the
| wounded and said, "On whieh side did you
| fight?’ Women knelt down over the
wounded and said: “Where are you hurt?
Wiat nies thing ean 1 make for you to eal?
What makes you cry?”
sister's (iod come this day and be saved.
Lastly, 1 wish to say that one of the
i hits of woman lz, through the
we aie ri
Christ's mother, in heaven,
i
i
be a light in vonder loft; there will be
| groaning down that dark alley; there will
{| be ories of distress in that cellar, Men will
glesp, and women will wateb, ?
Again, woman has a special right to
take care of the poor. There are hun
dreds aod thousands of them all over the
land. There is n kind of work that men
| eannot do for the poor. Hero comes a
group of little barefoot shildren to the
door of the Dorens sociely, They need to
be clothed and provided for. Whish of
thease directors of banks would Roow how
| many yards it would take to make that
little girl a dreas? Which of these maseu.
t ine hands could fit a hat fo that little
| girl's head? Which of the wise sien would
i: know how to tie on that new pair of shoes?
Man sometimes gives iis eharity in a rough
way, and it falls like the fruit of a tree in
the east, which fruit comes down #0 heavily
that it breaks the skull of the man who
is trying to gather jt. But woman glides
#0 softly into the house of destitution and
finds out all the sorrows of the place and
prts so quletiy the donation on the table
that all the family come out on the front
sepa as she departs, expecting that from
under her shawl she will thrust out two
wings and go right up toward heaves,
from whenss she ssema to have come down,
Can yon tell me why a Christian woman,
! going down among the haunts of iniquity
{ on an Christian errand, never meets with
i any indignity? I stood in the chapel of
Helen Chamers. the daughter of the esles
brated Dr. Chalmers, in the most aban.
doned part of the city of Edinburg, and 1
said to her as 1 looked around upon the
fearful ‘surroundings’ of that pisces, “Do
vou come here nights to hold a service?”
“Oh, yes!” sho sald. “Can it be possible
that you never moot with an losult while
performing this Christing errand?”
“Naver,” she sald, “pever.” That young
woman who has her father by ber side,
walking down the street, armed police at
#aeh sorner, is not so weil defended na that
Christan waman who goes forth on gospel
work into the haunts of Inlgquity, earryin
the Bibles und bread, God with the
right arm of His weath omnipotent would
tear to pisces any one who should offer fn«
dignity to ber. He would smite him with
Hghtuings and drown hin with floods and
swallow him with earthquakes, nod damn
him with sternal fudignations. Home one
sald: “1 dislike very mush to see that
Ohrigtian woman teaching those bad boys
in the mission school, I am afraid to have
ber fostruot them.” "So," ssid another
Wi
i
{
|
the Countess of Huntiugion, who sold her
splendid jowsia to build chapels, in heaven,
a great many others who have
been heard of on earth or known
fittle have gone into the rest and
peace of heaven, What a rest!
change it was from the amall room,
with no fire and one window (the glass
broken out), and the aching side, and
wornout eves, to the ‘house of many man
sfonal™’
haver
by the employer through the work to show
it was not done quite right. Plesty of
bread at last! Heaven for sching heads!
Heaven for broken hearts! Heaven for
anguish bitten framesi No more sitting
until midnight for the coming of stagger.
ing steps! No mores rough blows across
the temple! No more sharp, keen, bitter
chureaes,
Some of you will have no rest in this
world. Jt will be toll and struggle and
suffering all the way up. You will bave
to stand at your door fighting back the
wolf with your own band red with
carnage, Bat Ged has a crown for you.
I want you to realize this morning that
fle ia now making it, and whenever
yout weep a tear He sets another gem in
that erown, whenever you Lave a Dang
of body or soul He puls another gem in
that crown, until after awhile in all
the tiara there will be no room for ane
other splendor, and God will say to His
angel, “The crown is done; let ber up
that she niay wear it.” And as the Lord
of righteousness puts the erowh unon your
brow, angel will ery to angel, “Who is
she?’ and Christ will say: “I wild tell you
who she is, H8he fa the one that eame up
out of great tribalation and had her robe
washed and made white in the blood of the
Lamb.” And then God will spread a ban.
uet, and He will invite all the principali-
ties of heaven to sit at the feast, and the
tables will blush with the best clusters
from the vineyards of God and erimson
with the twelve masner of fruits from
the Tree of Lite, and waters from the
fountains of the roek will flash from the
aiden tankards, and the old harpers of
saven will sit there, making musio with
their harps, and Christ will point you out,
amid the celebrities of heaven, saying,
“Hho suffered with Me oa earth; now we
Are going to be glorified t her.” And
the ", to hold thelr
Jonve, will break forth with congratula.
fon, “Halll hall!” And thers will be
band writi on the wall—not such as
struck the b ian noblamen i heie
ror, ra-tipped fingers, writing in
biasing of light and love, “God
hath wi away all tears from sil faces!”
The Free Methodist societies of Christian
Damages, 1 Cent: Cosis, 700.
{ In the District Court at Oakiey
| other day a july gave Mr. Kepple
| cent damages against Mr. O'Neil on
| account of some injury dome to Mr.
Kepple's crops by Mr. O'Neill's sheep.
| But this verdict carried with it $700
in costs, and if Mr. O'Neil will now ap-
peal to the Supreme Court Kansas may
yet be able to rival that celebrated
lowa calf case —Kansas City Journal
the
one
{=
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k at yourself [™els
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