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Victoria Xyaaa af tar haviaff aaaa aa
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alaro daalera. ia all of watoa taa Ka
ropeaas were vietorioaa
Mr. Bauoubs Irtea relief bill.
whick ka asks areta of tf,Mtto
Tide seed notatoee for distressed fi
crs ia Irolaad. kas aaased tke
tit-
tea stsfe ia tke Britfak Hoass af
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Suck tke death o! Kiajr Willis tke
Dutck repaWicaas aare keea aartiea
Isrlj active ia proaajraM Ckeir aria
ciples. Tke police tkroafkoat Hollaad
bare already seized a large aaatbar of
xepublicsa p'acards aad sMasaras kare
been adopted to preveat aay pakUe die
semiastioa of repablicaa ideas.
A SPECIAI. from Nagasaki. Japaa,
Bays: Wbca tke Alliance arriTed at
Ton pi, it was foaad tkat a war kad
broken oat betweea tkeastlTesaad tke
Bpaaisb. The Americaa aiiasioaaries
were sccased of caasiag tke war -aad
the Alliance was forced to rwaore tke
aniwtoaaries to tke islsad af Oalaa,
Oxe of tke killed ia tke recast Cki
csgo & Altoa wreck at Jacksoatrille
Junction. I1L, was Fred C Smith, of
Pekia, I1L He was oaa of tke most
prominent aad wealthy basiaees mea
3a the city aad was iaterested ia a large
aamber of basiaees eaterprises. It was
rariossly estimated tkat ka was wortk
f5de ooo to tieoo,aMi
. It is understood tkat tke aecoaats of
'the late Goaeral W. W. Belkaap are ia
bad shape aad that bis widow is ia meed
of ready money. For that reasoa tke
executive couac.1 ia allow' ag a few
hundred dollars due General Belkaap
as agent of Iowa ia pressiag wsr claims
bad the warrsat Issued to Mrs. Belkaap
Instead of the admiaistrator of the es
tate. Chief Bbooks reports tkat dariag
the year 840 arrests were made by
Secret Service ageata Most of tkem
were for coaaterfsitlaf aad passiag
coaaterfeit moaey. Coavletioas ware
aecured in ftrty-oaa eases, aad laes to
the amount of $19tlM imposed, aad the
offenders seateaoed aad eoaatarfalt
money to tke. amoaat of Hit, 71 was
ae zed.
Nkw has been received by the Sup
erintendent of the Coast aad Geodetic
Survey from the two Goverameat sur
vey parties wko speat last year ia
Alaska oa tke upper Yukon. All were
well ia both parties. Tke corps la
charge of Mr. Tuner -will wiatar at
St Michaels, while tha MeGratk corps
will remain oa tke Tukoa for tke par
pose of makiag astroaomical observa
tions. Two bills to provide for tke free coia
age of silver have beea latrodaced ia
the Senate, oae by Seaator Teller aad
the other by Seaator Plamb. Mr. Tall
er said to a reporter: "We will aa
doubtedly pat a free cajaage bill
through the Seaate at this ssIoa aad
I tkiak it will go to tke Presldeat Of
course, I am not so cocldeat of tke
actioa or tke House, bat tke Seaate
will certaialy pass a free colaagabUL
Advices received from Tiea Tata,
China, via Vladivostok, steta that
a vast number of the people ia
Tlea Tsia aad vlciaity are ia a ooadi
t'.oa of terrible destitatioa owtago the
recent floods. Tkey are desperate from
Btarvatioa aad are mesaciaff tke Euro
pean resideaaa witk msssscre aad plea
der. Tkey tkreatea to marokT aaoa
Pekia aad loot that olty after plaadar
in? the Europeans ia tkeir owa prov
ince. Guoss eztortloas are beiag praotloed
on consumptives visiting Barlia for
treatmeat mader tke Koch method.
The Continental Hotel has charged
Frau Belger. of Csrlsruke, wkose kas
baad died there after belag iaocalatod
by Dr. Levy, tke earn of 7M) marks for
tke disafectloa aloae of tha room he
occupied. Tha Goverameat; it Is said,
will be forced to withdraw tha lymph
from private soaroes eatirely It this
ewiadliag oeattaaea
Tax Fmaarer af Germaay has iater
Tiewed a barker darned Blager. who
lives ia Gleg lea, ia order to aetata from
him tke report af Biegera secret diph
theria care, which, it ia stated, worked
woaders amoag tha aatieats of Gteglea
aad the aeighhorkood. aa has beea aa
thorltatively proved. Tha diaeevery
was made by Sieger's fatkerwka to a
ahepkerd. Tha Kaiser has
Begar aa epaertaaite of
perimeats with his remedy at tha Char
Jty Heaaital aafter tha saparvtoiea
Profs. Koch aad
A me cora kasklag asatoh, la whleh
all Western Iowa wss iatoreeted,
place at Avoos rooeatty. Al Jak
aad Will McCoaaell. -who far two
had claimed the chamsioaskip af Iowa,
were tha osatestaats. A laid at eara
averagtag forty hashela to tha aere was
chosam aad each ehsmplea worked torn
hoars: A bkr crowd of
tke race aad eheered their
favoritea Tha result waa that
cemteammt keeked aad cribbed about
140 bushels The prise was ttf a
heiaff freer af haaka
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amuiv air the
after prayer ay ae
retfeatieta of Htmmn. Carey
Benatora-eMct from tfco
at Wyemlsg, were presented aad they
In.Cary drawing tne ioaaaa
tae aaort term. TacrrMiaenrs
laea presented aad read and the
adJoaraed....Tac Hoase met ataoon.
the eredeallala of Messrs. Breeken.
(Ark.). Sweet adake), Stoae (Pa.) aad
Clark (Wye.) were preeeated ana taey were
sworn m, Mr. BreeklarMffe beta greeted
wMhapplsaeeby his Meade. The creden
tials of David A. Harvey, m Delegate srom
Oklahoma, were preeeated aad he wasswera
m. TaerreoMeafa meassgs was then read
aad tke Menae adleor d."
disposing ofvsrioos motloas aad
oa iae za lue iwaaw mj m
striet party vote took ap the Federal elec
tions WU and while the bill waaheinff read
the hoar of J o'clock arrived and a motion
ay Senator Hoar to contlane the reading
of tke kill was antagonised by Mr. Gor
man, wko wished to proceed with Main
toned knstaesa-theeigbt-hoar CilL It was
anally decided by a party vote to proceed
with the reading, which continued aatil ad
journment..... In the House petitions for the
amending of the McKlaley bill were pre
sented. Tke copyright bill was then taken
up nnd various motions made to get It out
of the way. bat after ordering the previous
question the House sdjoarned.
is tke Beasts en tne sa air. uauom aim
dncedsbill to rednce letter portage to one
cent. The Indian troubles in the Northwest
were then discussed until 2 o'clock, when
the elections bill came up and Senator Tor
pie addressed the Senate in opposition to the
bill antll adjournment.... In the Houae the
copyright bill was taken up and after some
debate passed by 138 yess to nays and the
House adjourned. t,
PBTmoxs were presented in the Senate on
the 4th, and the.resolution offered by Senator
Hawley to issue snas to the State of North
sad South Dakota and Nebraska, for defense
against the Indians, was taken up, and after
a gesersl discussion of the Indisn troubles
wss adopted. The elections bill was then
taken up and Mr. Pugh spoke against it. So
other business of general importance wan
transacted.... The House passed the bill for
the punishment of any guardian, committee
or other Judiciary agent for the embezzle
ment of the pension of a ward, and the pen
sion appropriation bill was considered In
committee of the whole until adjournment.
Arnca routine business in the Senate on
the Stb the elections bill again came up in the
regular order and Senator tiray spoke at
length in opposition. During the debate the
fact came oat that a grave error had been
made In the printing of the bill, snd pending
discussion the Senate adjourned after
Mr. Morgan had offered a resolution
calling on the Attorney-General for a
statement as to places of residence and date
of appointment of ehief supervisors of elec
tions in the Southern States.... The House,
after some discussion, took up and passed
the Senate resolution for supplying arms to
certain Northwestern States for defense
against the Indians. The pension appropri
ation bill was then further considered, and
on motion of Mr. Dockery, of Missouri, an
amendment was adopted providing that no
agent or attorney should demand, receive or
be allowed any compensation In any disabil
ity ease. It is estimated by Mr. Dockery and
Chairman Morrill, of the Invalid Pension
Committee that this will save $5,000,080 to the
pensioners within the next three years. The
bill passed snd the House adjourned.
MAX AMD rOUTICAL.
Gkkkrax Cadmus M. Wilcox died
at
Wasklagtoa oa the 3d.
Ax acriaaoalous coafereace of Irish
Natioaslists ia Loadoaon the Sd eaded
somewhat favorably for ParaelL
Mb. Pesxixs has iatroduced a resolu
tion in the House for the issusnee of
seeds to aeedy farmers in Ksasss aad
Nebraska.
M Leokakd Virxr.ns. governor of
tke Baak of Fraace, is dead.
J. H. Baxtbb, Surgeon-General, U. S.
A., kas beea strickea with paralyses.
D. B. Favkbweatk. deceased, a
mlllioaalre leather merchant of New
York, has left 200.000 to Cornell Uni
versity. Thk Natioaal Farmers Alllaace and
Iadustrisl Uaioa met in convention at
Ocala, Fla, oa the 2d.
OotvoXSL S. IX Stkwart, brother of
Uaited States Seaator Stewart, of Ne
vada, aad a large miae owaer, died at
8atter Creek, Cat, repeatly.
Tax Italian Goverameat has resolved
oa a eoaclliatery policy toward all ex
eept the extreme clerical element, aad
ia aeoordaaoe witk tkis course all per
soas coavicted of offenses wholly political-are
to be released.
Esguutd is reported brlagiag stroag
iaf aeaee to hear oa Hollaad to obtain
the adhesion of that country to the
agrssmsat permlttiag the Coago Free
State to levy import duties.
Advicm from Berlin state thstaa
other member will be added to the
koaaehaU of Emperor William shortly.
Paxstux can not marry Mrs. O'Shes
aatil tha Captain chooses to enter a mo
tion la court for absolute divorce.
Hoy. Isaac M. Jordaw, one of the
hast kaowa members of the bar in Cin
eiaaati, fell down the elevator in tke
Lincoln Inn court, wkere kis office was
located, aad was instantly killed.
Mas. Maxy Tvkpik. 'mother of Seaa
tor Tarpie. was buraed to death near
Delphi. lad., recently. She was aearly
ft years old.
Loao SAXisaraT ehalleages Mr. Glad
ateaa to relate all the facts ia the Ha
warden Interview with Mr. ParaelL
Tax emotion af mayor at Louisville.
Ky.. want in favor af the Democrata
Tm Irish lead purchase bill passed
ItaaecondreadiBffia the British Hoase
of Commoaa by a vote of 908 to 180.
Tarn Presldeat aad Secretary Blaine
areeer.oasly coaaideriag the appoiat-
meatof Oeagressmaa Morrow, of Csll
farxto, aa Miaistor to Guatemala ia
plaoe of Laasiaf B. Miner, recalled.
Da, JoDDtAK Baxtxx, Sargeoa-Gea-oral
af tha Uaited States army, who
waa etriekea. with paralysis, ded at
Wasklagtoa ax tha 4th. Ha xaver re
gaixad eeascioBSaess after tke attack.
Krso Kalakava. of the Ssadwioh
Islsads, arrived at Saa Fraacisco oa the
Uaited States war ahip Charleston.
It to declared tkat aa aaderstanding
has beea reached in Coagressioaal
oireles by whleh no river aad harbor
bill will he pssssd at this session, there
by reduclaff the aperoprlatloas by
Mas. Pxxu wifa af Eight Hoa. Arthur
af the British House of
to
Hex. mm Joxar Waukk Huddixstox,
Jastfos tke Queen's Beach divisiox
af tha EaflUsh High Court of Justice, is
He waa bora ia 1817.
Txm Presldeat has xomiaatod stomal-
of Csliforals, aa Miaistor
to Central America, vlee Misaer, re
aailaitaaaxaeaaaxaa af theBarraadia
sapporta
toEvarte-
i tha .Uaited Statea Seaate.
CevxT xutxMAJnr Vox Dalwig. aPras-
ix cattle rato-
taf ha Taxaa, was kiHsd by a traia
ax itxaaahh Tax-
to diealeesed with hie Mia-
of Was, a party of aha asme af
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to death.
A inumn with all
eeaUylost la tha Bayaf Ixxdy. near
Corxwalltai
TaaSoottea tobaoeo faetory, Detroit;
waa ox Ira raseAtty. Tha toss footed
ap tw,MtL Two tremea were killed
aad two seriously injured by a falling
walL
Tax strike oa tha Pittsburgh, Saea
asdosh A Lake Eria railroad has eaded
ia a compromise.
Fixx ix Oxford, Ala., destroyed tha
Arliagtox Hotel aad six stores, caasiag
33, tee loss.
Tax long overdue Anchor lixa steam
ship Ethiopia, from New York to Glss
gow, has beea found. Her shaft waa
broken, and ske had to proceed under
saiL
Ihwin, a jaaltor, aad his wifa perisked
ia a (ire at the corner of Peaasylvsala
aveaue aad Ninth street; Pittsburgh,
Fa,, on tke 3d.
Thk Sittoahoaae Maaafacturiac Com
pany, of Passaic, N. J., at the hoad of
which is Edward H. Ammidown, has
failed with $600,000 debt aad fS00,0M
assets.
Oxly the hub aad spoke factory was
destroyed by the fire at Anna, a
Thk coafereace with the Cherokeea
with relatioa to the surreader of tha
Strip commonced at Tahleqosh on tha
Sd.
Tax country's mortgage indebted
ness amouate to f85e,0t,eaoL
Six pauper women were burned to
death by a fire at the workhouse at New-castle-on-Tyne,
England.
The Catkolic Church aad school at
Homestead, near Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been destroyed by fire.
Sevxn workmea were killed aad eight
badly hurt by the collapse of ablest
furnsce under repairs at the Illiaols
Iron works, Joliet, I1L
Thk fesr that diphtkerla would be
oome epidemic ix Iadiaaspolls, lad.,
has been real sed aad oasea are being
reported to the health dapartmeat at
the rate of fif teea a day.
Bio dk Jaxeixo is considerably agi
tated over the wrecking of the Tribune
newspaper office by officers of the Gov
ernment; Chicago proposes to issna $5,000,080
bonds for World's Fair purposes.
Thk Timmermsn Opera House, Ea
glewood, Chicago, burned the other
night There was a paaio of hotel
guests, but all escaped. The loss was
about $100,000.
Four firemen were seriously iajured
at Pittsburgh, Pa., belag: caught uader
falliag walls whea Msgffiae's cracker
factory was burned. Tha loss was $125,
000. St. JUakt's Catholic Church, la a
suburb of Birmingham, Ala,, bas been
destroyed by fire.
Tub Bank of England has reduced its
rate of discount from six to five per cent
The famous trotter Electioneer died
at the Palo Alto farm, CsL, recently.
One of the inoculated patients of
Prof. Koch died recently in terrible
agony.
Napoleon McDamel, convicted aad
sentenced for life for the Cotton Belt
train robbery, receatly made his escape
in company with a murderer from the
jiilstTexarkana, Ark.
The Cherokees have beea offered $7,
538.442.19 for the Strip
Delamatxr & Co., bankers, of Mead
ville. Pa., have assigned. The bead of
the firm was the defeated Republicaa
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvaala,
The Federal grand jury at Chicago
has iadlcted, aloag with two other mea,
Joha M. Egan, presldeat of the Chicago,
St Paul & Kansas City road, for viola
tion of the Inter-Stato commerce law.
Business' failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended December 4 num
bered 313. as compared with 240 tke
previous week and 316 the correspond
ing week of last year. Moaey coatla
ued stringent
The coal miae owaers of Alabama
have refused to either advaace the
wages of tho strikers or confer with
the leaders of the strikers.
The lockout of the bat trimmers of
Dsabury, Coax, which had paralysed
the trade, eaded by coacessioas oa both
sides
The warden of the State peaiteatlary
of Minnesota has been compelled to re
sign for laxity of discipline. Among
other things he allowed Cole Youager
to leave the prison for a time on parole.
Cohek's corset factory, New York,
has beea destroyed by fire. Tke 1
reached 150. OOt.
ADDITIOXAI. DD3TA'
The expected rupture ia the Irish
party occurred at Loadoa oa tbedth.
Forty-five members seceded. Justia
McCarthy beaded Psraell their writtea
resolution, which Paraell tore to pieces.
Both factions were coafideat aad were
preparing for a vigorous warfare.
Under the operation of high duties
Germany's foreign trade has beea ooa
tinually losing ground, accordiag to a
recent dispatch from Berlin.
Bun I tut kb, a "terror" of Arixoaa,
was shot dead reooatiy by two telegraph
operators near Navajo Spriags while ox
one of his "psriodloals."
An sttompt wss msde receatly to kill
tke Governor of Ckiapas, Mexico. Tha
assassin was slaia by the Governor ia
stead. Thk Bull ds Grant Farm Implement
Company, of San Francisco, has filed a
petition ia insolvency. Total liabili
ties. 7&.00; assets, 15s. 800.
It is reported that a large graia firm
of Liverpool has failed.
There is a report tkat Klag Kalskaua
has come to sell the Saadwiek Islsads
to the Uaited 8Utoa
Cmcarjng ko jso retaraa for tke weak
eaded December tskowed aa averse
decrease of a 5 oompared witk tke
responding week of last year. Ia New
York tke decrease was 13.7.
WimJam B. Knioxt, eivil aagiaeer of
Kaasas Oty. Ma, aaccamhad tohuis
juries ia tha recent eelllelex at Jack
sonville Jaactioa, IIL, and htoromalna
atk
A raoaacr la fermiag ta Saaia to
aeet all the rsllwsya.
PaocxEDiNas ware atot la
ieaal circles oa tha f tk.
bill was tha mala tklag .hafara tha
ato.
Discocxt waa Ins ia
tha week oaded November rate
age of IK-
asadlag gaht to rettevn New York.
WTm-m. 9 -"W
R' V'.2'. " .
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kVnysSrSdl.-
waulaffkialectareoox tho'Holy
Bar. X DaWlttTalMag" ataasked
hlsteathasrmeaat
text 'Be extend Into a ship aadsat Ix
the aaa; axd tha whale altttade was by
tkesoaea tholaxd." Mark. lv. L Ha
said:
It is Monday merxlxf Ix oar Falastlxa
experleacea, axd tha aky is a hlae
Galilee above, as la a boat we sell the
hlae Galilee baxeetb. It la thirtaea
miles long sad six miles wide, but tke
atmosphere to so clear It asems as If I
could cast a stone from beach to beach.
Tha lake looks as though it had beea
let down ox silver pallsys from the
heaveaa axd were a section of the sea
of glass that at Johx describee aa a
part of tha celestial lsadscspe. Lake
Galilee to a depression of six hundred
feet in which tba river Jordan wideas
aad tarries a little, for tke river Jordan
comes ix at its aorth side aad departs
from its south side, so this lake has its
cradle and its grave. Its white satis
cradle is amoag the snows of Mount
Hermon where the Jordan starts, sad
its sepulchre is the Dead Sea, iato which
the Jordan empties. Lake Como of
Italy, Lake Geneva of Switzerland,
Lake Lomond of Scotland, Lake Wianl
pesaukee of America are larger, but
Lake Galilee is the greatest dismoad
that ever dropped from the finger of the
clouda
As sometimes a beaatiful child in a
neighborhood has a half dozea pet
names, and some of the neighbors call
her by oae asme. aad others by sn
other, so this pet lake of the planet has
a profusion of nsmea Ask the Arsb as
he goes by what this sheet of water Is,
aad he will call it Tabsriyeb. Ask
Moses of the Old Testament and he
calls it Sea of Cbinnereth. Ask Mat
thew and he calls it Sea of Galilee.
Ask Luke aad he calls it Sea of Genne
ssret Ask John and he calls it Sea of
Tiberisa. Ask Josopbus and Eusebius,
and they have other Barnes ready.
Of the 370 war ships Josepbus ma
neuvered on these waters for Josephus
was a warrior as well ss a historian
there remains not one piece of a bulk,
or one patch of a canvas, or one splinter
of an oar. But return to America we
never will until we have hsd a sail upon
this inland sea. Not from a wharf but
from a beach covered with black and
white pebbles we go on board a boat of
about ten or twelve tons, to be propelled
pertly by sail aad partly by water.
It is a rough boat and as far as possible
removed from a Venetian gondola or a
sportsman's yacht With a commoa
saw and hammor and axe many of you
could make a better one. Four bare
footed Arabs, instead of sitting down
to their oars, stand as they always do
in rowing, and pull away from shore.
We put our overcoats and shawls on
a smsll deck in the stern of the boat
the very kind of a deck where Christ
lay on a fisherman's coat, when of old a
tempest pounced upon the fishing smack
of the affrighted disciples. Can it be
thst those Bible stories about sudden
storms on this lske are true? Is it pos
sible thst a sea of such seeming placid
ity of temper could ever rise aad rage
at the heavens?
On our right bank are the hot sulphur
baths, so hot they are scalding, aad the
waters must cool off a long while before
band or foot can endure their temper
ature. Volcanoes have been boiling
these waters for centuries. Four springs
roll their resources Into twogreatswim
miag reservoirs. King Herod there
tried to oathe off the results of bis ex
cesses, and Pliny and Josephus describe
the spurting out of these volesnlc bests,
aad Joshua aad Moses knew about
them, axd this moment long lines of
pilgrims from alljarts of the earth are
walUa for ehjdc tern to step into the
steamiag lestoratlves. Let the boat, as
far.aa possible aad aot rua aground,
hug the western shore of the lake that
we may seethe city of Tiberias, once a
great capitel, of the architecture of
which a few mosaics, and fallen pillars,
and pedestals, and here and there a
broken and sbsttered frieze remain,
mightily suggestive of the time when
Herod Antipas had a palace here aad
reigaed with aa opuleace, and pomp,
aad cruelty, aad abominatioa that
paralyses the fingers of the historiaa
whea he comes to write it, aad tho
fingers of the palatar wkea ke attempts
to trsasfer it to csnvsa ,
Side by side are tke two great charac
ters of this lake region: Jesus and
Heron Antipaa Aad did aay age pro
duce aay such antipodes? Kindness
aad cruelty, holiness aad 11th, geaer
osity aad meaaaess, self-sacrifice and
selfishness, the saperaal aad the infer
aali midaooa aad mldaight The fsther
of this Herod Antipas was a gealus at
assasslaatioB, He could manufacture
more reasons for puttiag peoplo out of
tkis life tkaa aay man ia all history.
He sends for Hyrcanus to come from
Babyloa to Jerusalem to be made high
priest aad slays him. Ha has hia
brother-ia-law, while ia bathiag with
him, drowaed by the Kisg's atteadaata.
He slsys kis wifa and kis wife'o metker,
and two of kis sobs aad kia aacle, aad
filled a volume of atrocities, tke last
chapter of whleh was tha mswscre of
all the babes at Bethlehem. With suck
a father aa Herod the Great; yoaare aot
surprised tkat tkis Herod As Upas,
whose palace stood oa tke banks of tha
lake we bow sail, was a combiastioa of
wolf, reptile axd hyexa. Wkila tke
Ckrist wko walks yoader beaks dad
sails tkese waters was so good that al
most every rood of tkis soeaery ia asso
ciated witk soma wise word or soma
kindly deed, aad all literature, axd all
art aad all earth, aad all Hea vea are pat
to tke utmost effort ix trying; to express
how greed aad glorioaa aad lovely
he waa, aad to, aad to to be, ThaChrist
ly aad Herodie characters are differeat
aa tha two lakee we visit aad aot far
apart, Gailee axd Dead sea; tha
ewer basked axd tha other Utopia-
oaa axd blasted; tha
by tha mercy of Christ, tha otter blast
ed by the wrath of God; the aaa full of
laay tribes sportlag ix tho clear depths,
the other forever lifeless; the waters af
the aaa awaat sad, plea saa t to tha taste,
the otter bitter sad sharp aad dlarast-
Awrat
ft
Batwe leek over to the hills af Gedara,
s tha ether asdo, dawx whleh MM
by
devil, rax iato aha
fat aarmltsiaff it
of all the stock rsisirs at thai
try, hsesaas of thfe ratals af tha
hula mM m. hU t tk IIBMI at Br Mtb fraa h
ueaasa aarixa bbibsu arsar bbibx aaaasasaa bt saa ear . aaa atvu.war mbhbbi - .. . . j Mjk. :rr rjzz m wumm mu-'ummmm,-r. m -jv1 '-zr
' iiiiii- lit bsw nasa ississi .n 'ni w 'in' Twmwmaaammm. bsmis mi gi"'i ii i j"m"
at to
elimb ta aba faee of anaed stoa would
aztonalaatioa, 8a
af wood. Iron
tiled thee with sol-
let them dowa from the tea
af aha preoipiees aatil they gave signal
that shay were level with tba eavoraa.
tkey
oat to tha aftonth of tha cavarxa aad
haviaff aot aaoagh grass aad wood aa
re to fill tho osvaraswith smoko aad
atvaagBlatlea, tbehiddea people would
come forth to die; aad If est coming
forth vetaatarily. Herod's mea weald
pall them oat with long Iroa kooks, aad
Joaspbaa asys that oaa father rather
thaa submit to the attackiag army,
flexg kto wifa aad ae vea ckildreadowx
tke precipice aad tkaa leaped after
them to hia owa death.
Now, ya Arab oarsmen, row oa, for
wa want before boob to lsad at Caper
xaum, the three years' home of Jesua
Bat before arrival there we are to have
axewexperieace. The lake thst had
beea a smooth surface begias to break
up Iato roogkaeas. The air which all
tke moraiag msde our sail almost use
leas, suddenly tokos kold of our boat
with a grip astoalshiag, aad our poor
craft begias to roll and pitch and tum
ble, aad la five minutes we psss from a
calm to violence. Oa thst lake sn at
mospheric fury gives no warning, and
tha change we sawta ive minutes made
me feel that the host in which Christ
sailed msy have beea skillfully msn
aged, whea the tempest struck it, and
the wild importunate cry went up:
"Lord ssve us or we perish!" If the
winds and the wares had continued to
increase ia violence the following fif
teen minutes in the sarao ratio, as in
the first flvo, and we. hsd been still at
their morcy, our bones would have been
bleaching in the bottom of Lako Gen
n ess ret instead of our bein? hero to toll
the story!
But tho ssme power thst rescued the
fishermen of old, to-day safely landed
our psrty. What a Christ for rough
weather! All the sailor boys ought to
fly to him ss did those Galilean marl
nera All you in tho forecastle, and all
you who run up and down tho slippery
ratlines, take to sea with you Him who
with a quiet word sent tho winds back
through the mountain gorges.
"Star of pease! beam o'er the billow
Bless t e -oul tuatitlbt (or t best
Bless tne sailor's lon-!y pl'l w.
Far. (ar at sea."
Hero at Capernaum, tho Arabs having
in their arms carried us asboro to the
only place where our Lord over had s
pastorate and we stepped amid tho
rums of the church whero Ho preached
sgain and again, the synagogue, whose
r.ch sculpturing lay there, not ss when
others see it in springtime covered with
weeds, and loathsome w tu reptiles,
but in that December weather com
pletely uncovered to our agitated and
intense gaze. On ono stono of that
synsgogue is the sculpturing of a pot
of manna, an artistic commemoration of
the time when tho Israelites were fed
by manna in the wildorness, and to
which sculpturing no doubt, Christ
pointed upward, whilo He was preach
ing that sermon on this very spot, in
which bo said: "Not as your fathers
did eat manna and aro deal; ho that
eateth of this bread shall live forever."
Those Arab tents which on this De
cember dsy I find in Palestine disappear
and I see Capernaum as it was when
Jesus wss pastor of the church hero.
Look at that wealthy home, tho archi
tecture, the marble front, tho up
holstery, the slaves in uniform st the
doorway. It is the residenco of a court
ier of Herod, probably Chuza by name
his wife, Joanna, a Christian disciple.
But something 1- the matter. Tho
slaves are in great excitement and the
courtier living tbore runs down the
front steps and takes a horse and puts
him at full run across the country. Tbe
boy of thst noblemsn Is dying of ty
phoid fever. All tho doctors havo failed
to give relief. But about flvo miles up
the country, at Cans, there is a Divine
Doctor, Jesus by asme, and tbe agonized
father hss gone for him, sad with what
earaestaess those csn understand who
have hsd a dying child in tho house.
This court'er cries to Christ: "Come
down ere my child die!"
Whilo tho fsther is absent and at 1
o'clock in tho afternoon tho peoplo
watch ng the dying boy see a chango
in the countenance and Joanna, the
mother, on one sido of bis couch says:
"Why, this darling is getting well; the
fever hss broken; see tho perspirat'on
on bis forehead; did any of you give
him aay new kind of medicine?" "No,"
ia the aaswer. Tbe boy turns on his
pillow, his delirium gone, and asks for
something to est and ssys: "Where's
father?' Ob, he hss gone up to Csns
to get a young doctor of about SI vests
of sge. But no doctor Is needed now in
this bouso at Capcrnsum. The peoplo
look at tke sun dial to find what time
of the dsy it is and see it is just past
noon aad 1 o'clock. Then they start
out aad meet the returning father snd
ss soon ss they come within speaking
distaaco they shout at the top of their
voice: "Your boy is getting welL" "Is
it possible?' ssys the father; "when
did tbe cbsage for the better take
plaoe?" "Oae o'cock.'Ms tbe snswer.
"Why," says tke courtier, "that is just
the hour that Jesus said to me: Tby
soaliveth,' Oaeo'closkr
Do aot mix ap tkis ease witk tbe angry
discassioa aboat Christisn science, but
accept the doctriae, as old as tbe Bible,
that God does aaswer prayer for the
sick. Tkat Caperaaam boy was aot tbe
oxly illustration of the fsct thst prayer
Is BVghtier tbaa a typhoid fever. Aad
there is aot a doctor of large practice
bat has coma iato the ack room of some
hopeless ease and, in a cheerf al manner,
if he ware a ChrUUsa. or with a be
wildered maaaer if be were a skeptic.
said: 'Well, wkat have you beea dolag
with this patleat? Wkat kave yoa beea
giviag him? Tba pulse la better. The
crisis to past After all. I thiakhe will
get well. Prayer will yet be ackaowl
edged ta tke world's materia medics
aad tke cry ia jest aa appropriate bow
aa wkea Chaxa, tha courier from Caper
aaam Bttorad ia Christ's heariag:
"Come dowa ere my child die r If the
prayer be aet answered ia the way we
wish It to aaeaasa Gad has something
better far tha child thaa earthly recovery
of
alive la axswar to fathers'
lyselfeaeefthe
altltade.
Tha mightiest agency ia tha aa!
to prayer, aad it tarae evea tha Al
mighty. It decides taa dasttaiee of ta
divfcfaals, families aad aattoaa. Dariag
ear sad eivil war a
at aha Walla Haass ia
Bad att' prayers, myself oae of the k. htat a4 that tfnaa, Gaamral Maat . mmm" -- s --aks sanmaxaxsmBaxf ha am anmxaa
aaaa aa ertaa aaa as
teaasaaaitifat
ha prayed
I saa aet lead tale people. I
gafcle tha affairs of this Nattoa withoat
Thy help. I ass
atafal O God, who didst bear
whea ha eried for wisdsav hear asa aad
save theNsttoar- Yea asa wa dea's
toga seek ta sable abaca for svi-
that prayer to
may aay that Christ at
am healad that eeartier's ahUd.
yet Ha waald aet aaaa aaaa It
ia kamble life. Why. la that
Caperaaam Ha did taa ssme tklag far a
dyiBf alava Thto aaa taa care af a
Bemsa aoldiera alava, wheee ealy ae
kaawledged righto were taa wlaaoe af
hia owaer. Aad aaaa are aa aaw aa
slaved ar ae hnmbte or slek ar aa atafal.
bat tha all-eymxathetie Ckrist to ready
ta help thess, ready to eara them, ready
toemaac.pate them.
"But" says some oae, "wky waa it
that Christ coming to sava the world
skoald spend so mack of his time oa
sad around so solitary a p aaa aa Lake
Galilee? Thero is oslr oae city of aay
sise oa its beach, and both the westora
sad eastern shores are a solitude,
brokea oaly by tbe souads com lag from
tbe mud hovels of tbe degraded, Wky
did aot Christ begin at Babyloa tba
mighty, at Athens the learned, at Cairo
tbe historic at Thebes the hundred
gated, at Home the triumphant? If
Chr.st wss going to aavo the world, why
not go where the world's people dwell?"
My friends, Galilee was the hub of the
wheel of civilisstion, aad art, aad tha
center of a populatlba tkat staggers
reallzatioa. On the shore of the lake
we sail to-day. stood nine great cities,
Scythopolis, TsricUm, Hippos, Gatnala,
Ohorazn, Capernaum. Bethsalda, Mag
dala, Tiberias and many villages, tha
smallest of which bad 15,390 ia-
hab.tants, according to Josephs
snd reaching from tho beach back
into tho country in all directions
Four thousand ships, history says,
were at ono t.me upon these wstera
Battles were fought there, which
shocked all aatlons with tkeir coaas
quencea Upon those sea fgbts looked Ves
pasian and Titus, sad Trajan, and
whole empires. From one of these
naval encounters so msny of the dead
floated to the bescn they could not soon
enough bo entombed, snd a plague was
threatened. Twelve hundred soldiers
escaping from these vessels of war were
ono day massacred in the amphitheater
at Tiboriai. For 300 years that almost
continuous city encircling Lako Gall.ee
was the metropolis of our planet It
was to tho very heart of tho world that
Jesus caino to sootbo its sorrows, snd
pardon its sins, and heal its sick, and
cmanc.pate its enslaved, and reanimate
its dead.
And let tho church and tho world take
tho suggestion. Whtlo tho solitary
places aro not to bo neglected, we must
striko for tho great cities If this world
is over to bo taken for Christ Evangel
izo all tho earth except tbe cities and in
ono year tho cities would corrupt tho
earth. But bring the cities and all tho
wor d will como. Bring Paris aad
Franco will come. Bring Berlin and
Germany wi 1 coma Bring St Peters
burg and Ilussia will come. Bring Vi
cuna and Austria will come. Bring
Cairo and Kgypt will coma Bring the
near 3.000.000 people in this clustor of
cities on tho Atlantic coast and all
America will soon see tbe salvation of
God.
OTbou blessed Chr.st who didst come
to tho mighty cities encircling Lake
Galileo! come in mercy to all our great
cities of to-day. Thou who dldat put
Thy hand on tho wblto mano of the
foaming bills of Gennesaret, and make
them lie down at Thy feet hush sll tbe
raging passions of tho world! O Thou
blessed Christ who on tho night when
tho disciples were trying to cross this
lako snd "tho wind was contrary." after
nine hours of rowing bad made only
three miles, didst come stepping on
water thst at tho touch of Thy foot
hanlenod into crystal, meot all oar
shipping whether on placid or atormy
seas, and say to all Thy peoplo bow by.
whatever stylo of tempest tossed or
driven as Thou didst to the drenched
disciples in tho cyclone, "Bo of good
cbeer. It is L Be not afraid!"
Thank God tkat I have seen this lske
of Christly memories, snd I csn ssy
with Kobert McCbeyne. tbe ascended
minister of Scotlaad, who, nested oa
the banks of this lake, wrote in his last
sick days snd just before he crossed the
Jordan, aot tho Jordan that empties
into Galilee, but tbe Jordan that emp
ties into tbe "sea of glass mingled with
fire," these sweet words, fit to be played
by human fingers on strung strings of
earthl? lute or by sngelic lagers am
seraphic harps:
it Is not that the mil I gaselle
Cones down to drlak thy tide.
But Ha tbat was plcrerd to save from kstl
'Oil wandersd by thy sM.
Gracelul sroaad thee tbe moaatalas asset,
Tuoa calm, repea a;
Hnt Mb! f- r more, tho bs-utlfal feet
Of Jesa wiiUed o'sr thre.
O f avloar I soae to God's right hand.
Yet ttiesame Saviour still.
Graved oa Tby hejrt Is this lovely ttraad.
And every fragrant allL
FOUND IN A COWS
HOOP.
Siraage
mUtmrwrf mt m Mlag
Xeavty
thirty Twra.
A few weeks ago Thomas D Addlsox,
a dairy farmer II vlag at Fa irf ax Station,
Va. oa tke Virgiala Midland railroad,
tweaty-four miles from Wasklagtoa,
discovered Imbedded la the hoof ef oae
of his cows a large seal riag. The rlag
wss a very baadsosae oae, aad had ea
graved upox tha seal tha eeat of
of Mexico, the ward "Mexico.
Spanish word thst tha farmer eeald aet
decipher. Iaeide were tha words. fl.
J. Huat. Worth's Div."
Mr. Addiasa reported tha gadlag af
tbe riag to tha Alexandria papers,
wblch pahUshad a short aatiee af ia
Soea after ha received a latter frees
Celeael Pitcher, U. fv A, saw Uviagsa
Wsahtogtea, eayiag that ha was aa
intbaato Irtoad ef Cataaal Haat,
served with km Urwawh tha
war.
Whea tha aasesrs ef Worth's Dlvietoa
left Mexico they wished ta hava asa
af tha dare aad ahrhto saeat
together thara, as all
slika Dariag thattoaelllea CsleaaL
to llrssadtarCsBsrsL H
artOlery
ateaa auae was statlaxH la Mr. Ad-
dlsea'a
by him at that akaav Caasral Haat
died taa years aga Hto fataUy
livaala
rtagta-
ef a a aartor af a
artwwfal: OTaaa
aktht
WaaBWBp'nmta aaQawar aaxWl
sffoasaaaa so mimswnaPMoaorai. mama i amain s a n - snAanmrnammrwanw. spsasmwrnBLaans
, - a. m - - --... .. m-m-mmm mm mw mm - . .a a- AMSMAh. mmm
covered after a laaaa af a qaarter af a apjcii rsiTS "- m aTaVJaawW afafal WW&m9 I
xsAMfTTJaU AfM9 TM
SjaasBi'BBBB, I
WOatTHPrawfT,
great wheat lasxaaaf xfjillili ill aVa
Caaaeaaa Xeraawaah farrrxaaea fa
aalfoo a saleeBBB laaaaaxBaa
aflat. That
aataliarly lisslad ta taa
varylasat gratia af
to already well
Samll woader.
yadvaaasgaa si I by taeCaa-
adiaa coaatry, aad the mlllleae af asrea
of fat leads sow offered la Maalteaa,
Asstalboia aad Alberto, that eetttefa at
iocklas? thither raawr to
ia a well-governed, peaceable
where tke climate Is most healthful
tke eoilaaea aot wear out, bat yields a
rich retura year after year tar tha laaar
bestowed upea It.
Tba following dispatch ia thto eea
aeetioa will no doubt be read with la
tercst It refers to tha pes via af
Manitoba:
"Wisxtrxo, Nov. T.-.Tbo leeel gar
"erameat bas just issued another hul
ietia which gives the follewiag compar
isons with 1W la average yields aad
"products of wheat, oats, barley aad po
"tato crops, baaed on the returns af
"acreage sad average yields for the re
spective yesra:
"Estimated average yield la wheat
-13.4 bushels la 9. 31.1 baaheto ia ft,
'Oata. IAS la ', sl.S ia fa. aWley,
"U.ftla'W. S3.1 la ta, Pototoea, lit
"la 9, 30ln . Product of wheat,
T,d01,57t for '. 14.aso.7aP for f. Oats,
"3.41104for'a.9,313,S3forsw. Barley,
"l.OM.SM for '. a.aaf ,41i for - Pata
"toes, 1.3SS.S85 for'af, t,54d,aw fort,
" Little informatioa is givea aboat
Mflax. but field roots are spekoa of as
"being more thaa usually arodaetive
"this year.
"Large quantities af hay were pat ap
"thia year, compared with last During
"the harvesting seasoa there was a great
"scarcity of farm laborers,
"Thrco persoaa from Hamlltoa. Dake
"ta. kave beea ia tke city si ace Meeday,
"snd to-day left for tke West Their
"expenses here are paid by tke Dom I n
"loa Government sad their mlsaioa Is
"to pick out sufficient good fans lead
"on which to locate three haadred Da
"kola fsmllies whose aamesare ia their
"possessioa, and who will remove to
"Manitoba early in the spring."
An I
Teacher Thomas. I saw you laugk
just now. What are you laughing aboat?
Tommy I wss just thinking about
something.
Teacher You have no business
thinking during school hours. Don't
lot it occur again. Texas Mftlnga
Visitor "Isn't your mother afraid,
Willie, of catching cold In those slip
pers?" Willie "Huh, Igueaa you don't
know them slippers! Ms us them to
warm tbe whole family with." Ameri
can Grocer.
Tas HnsirorTMBTiMcs. of New York,
says: "An extraordinary advance In the
use of cocoa seems to have token place of
late years in England, la the House of
Commons t hi vlastseasinii tbe Klght Hon.
it. J. Closchen, the Chancellor of the Ka-
i-hAnij,r .111 nlfonflnn fii It mm m. mnui f fir
much of the falllnjf og of tha use of cogr.
no aiinuuieu n in mrwuni to nm oi
tion a pretMtratloB of cocoa kaowa aa
Grateful and Comforting; had taken, la
sccord with this suggestion It may be Is.
terestlng to follow the course cocoa has
taken in r.iiRUMxi since last, wnm the duty
which had been standing st 61. per Ik. with
aa importation of under hlf a mlllica
iiound. was reduced to ai per lb., and aet
long after we Mnd the boaMSopaiblo doe
trine of medicine introduced late Urn king
dom, and that tho usnof cocoa was specially
advocated by physicians adepatlmtawde
of practice. Boon after we ind the grst
homoeopathic chemist established la Ka
gland (the inn ef James Kppe et Co.) pro
duced a special preparation, which ealy
needed boiling water or milk to heateace
ready for the table, aad the superior char
acter of thia productioa has, no deubt, deae
much, a the Chancellor or the Kscheaaer
said, to bring about bached a it was by a
further redaction ef the daty to Id. per lb.)
the advance made."
Cod liver oil is now sge red st
ceaUa plat bottle, hut we fear it will sever
aerome a pepeiar neytrsge evea
price.-. homtM Coarier.
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tVKswrs la a'aftt,
Three malignaat foes to human
co-operate for evil. Their
peoaia. MHeasaess. eoasti tiy
they coasUtute a etroag syadica4taey
he overthrowa with Bestetter's Mem
mttera. We4 jastMtoaeeuelr. of
hut by peralstoawj. We eaa malarial
matlo aad kidney BiimeBU aad aervetM
neaa. Ask jenr dnagist for fdesteitsr's
Almanac, aad hesdvisedof their saaerior
merit.
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chord at last. seal
wpawa pnook
woodU:
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hwae far most tdjcarm, &l wphKI ? ix
ia aH aiy pewrtic a4 rviK?rir4r btn
aever soea a pmaratk imx 1 ctioVl prr
scrisawiihas wuck tnililetu:e of urr
as I caa hWl'a Cstarrh Cwr maftufacturl
ay yea. Havo jr?rtitl lt srrai
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aay ia eoechtalea that I hare j ti U &cl a
rasa of Oaurrh that itwmsid ht cat it
they weald take it svenlltu to !invue
yeara Truly. I U !osmt, M. d .
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aTaatcaanat earrdwitb II1V CUrtb
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g, J. Cxaxat Co . 1'repa , Tlolo, O.
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as to whleh aitloWe abouldvaib ibacut.
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A Book to Buv Webaler'a Intt rntlP04l
Dkisory. This vr book l tl nutttatk
"Usahrldcsd" theruaily revlt onl n
laraed uader tbe supervision of lo.
vaa, IX l, U- D ot Yale Caltrf.iy
Kditorlal wrk on toe rrrUSca ha trrn in
active iintrrrss for ovr tn jrar, wvml
Mor thau a bumlml al4 Uternrj- trVcr
have brrn enirrl ujn It Tbe un r,
peaded ia lu itrcfaralioa befotv V-a fir.t
copy was printed rs?r.li asUt Tbi
work, welt used In rasilly. will l of mora
value to the member thereof tban aiuy
tkaea Its cost laid up la moaey.
Taosa rsadY'inade clothe of your &
bristle with iBdlgnetlo-" "Vci Uwy
are
for tbe fray - ruva.
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Bsrtms th uo of I'nckly Ah lUtwr
in tarns geaoral thnmalwul tbo South st
Weal, It waa a fearful Uosw of "Ui-t MaM.
sad saily iloar of iiuln!m, ihal n fotvr,!
down the throU of aufferrr from till tn
larlal trouble, la !a" cf such oliuotion,
harrowing t-amtlire. !ri-kh Ab lUttrr..
with its mlkt. sootbihg a'tiiUi mow hol.i.
supreaie sway, btl attrr owe trUl. Il
nhen Becesssry. I forever eubllbcU
You who havo lfk'helarlnn, sour tm.
avhs, lleo. liver or kUlney, cn lo w
better thaa to give It a trial
TsTS railroad wan who wanted to wait
timid! v retikxl th favor of cue roi&t
tip.-Wasslsgtrtu IoaU
uj atiSh rt MB
I bavb bra rrtd of blood rtlu In It
very last staar af lr doolors luitrnf to giT
me relief. 1 simply uot Dr Hull rW
parllta, whk-h ia the brt hloott Mvrllcln? lit
th worW.K. A, Alosnl?r, IVirrlurir,
Va.
"I SB blind, attit hav bon from my
birth." said UmWiU.1 wa; "bat my Utlicr
kss always beH qulto a par wl to mo."
Wsshimo powder are strong aliMlif.onl
ruU cUhM. Tb urrt soap ytitrtlnabiit
the beat and ctn-ajKrat. lubllii l!lvtr
Moap ha Itrea a'hRoTi(xlgrl fr i jsr la
be the pifet M. Try It rigbt ariy.
Tan amali-pos victim U to ItilcAviy fit-'M.
Bostoa Traveller
Usui's lleney of lloresound awl Tar r.
Iteves whooplag cough.
Pike's Toothache l)rip euro in one ininoto.
Tas miller tad life to be sae couU&uai
grlnd-Ht. Joseph News.
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