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Englishmen of Prominence Interest
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Tim London Times announces tho
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tion of reading material in a new and
portable form, especially suitable for
tho trendies. Sir Walter Ualelgh,
professor of ICnglish literature at Ox
ford, has aided the Times in this work.
Tho Times has undertaken to supply
"a numerous and various selection of
tho best passages, grave and gay,
from Kngllsh verso and prose," to bo
printed on llylcnves, or broadsheets,
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ments can be sent to nlllcers for dis
tribution nniong tho men. Of theso
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havo been arranged for.
Tho first set includes: Tho two tes
taments; Shnkespearo, Milton and
Wordsworth; "Pericles to tho Athen
ians" (Prolssart on back); selections
from tiie "Coniplent Angler ; Dickens'
"A (iaiiio of Crlbbago"; Macauhiy's
"Armanda." In the second set arc:
The "Song of Deborah"; four poonis
on tho war; three essays by Ilacon;
"David Hnrrls. Cricketer" (Nyren);
"Tho Worthy Commander" (Over
bury); "Partridge at thu Play" (from
Tom .Jones). Tho third set oflers:
"Tho Illessed Mfu"; "The Last Fight
of the Uovengo"; "The Winchester
Country" (Cobbetl); some Shakes
spoaro songs: "Mr. Mlcawber's Trans
actions;" "Caviinagh, tho Fives
Player" (Ilalitt).
Tho font th set is varied, starting out
with King Solomon s Prayer. Follow
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Tolstoy's "A Ftituro Life;" "A Swim
Ilelow Niagara," by Trelawny; "Ado
nais;" two letters of Charles l.nmb
"David and Goliath" heads tho llfth
list, followed by Pope's "Tho Secret
Happiness, Prayer; "Interview Willi
a Pasha" (Klnglako); "A Quarrel With
tho Captain" (Fielding), and "Tho Hal
lad of Agineourt." In thu last sot are;
"Elijah and the Haln;" Grny's "El
egy;" Himyan's "Tho Hiver of Death;"
"Tho City at Night;" "Old Trees," and
"Dob Acres' Duel" (Sheridan).
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tolMTlONAL
SlIiWSfflOOL
Lesson
(P.y 15. O Si:i.l.rilS, Acting Plrntor of
Sunday School Ciiurxo of Moody llltiln
Institute of Clih'.iKo )
U'i)'HkIiI lUH Wmttrn Ni-urpnin r I nlnn
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER H
DANIEL IN THE KING'S COURT.
LKSSON TKXT Daniel 1 V K.. 11 'JO
OOl.nr.N TIIXT -Watch ye, stand fiim
In the fulfil, unit .Miu Mki men, he xtrong
-I Cor. 10:13.
This familiar story bus been select
ed for the "World s Teinperunci' Sun
day' It Is tho llrst record of bis
Hahylonluu experiences and Is an il
lustrious example of those evei lusting
principles which govern a successful
lifo.
I. Daniel's Position, vv. 1-7. No
buehadiiezzar, 011 tho dentil of his
father, returned to llabylon from be
sieging Jerusalem to take the throne.
He carried with him Jclioinkiiu nnd n
number of young men, "In whom was
no blemish" (II) They were perhaps
twelve years old Among theso were
four who hud been particularly se
lected for pious training and the nanio
of each is compounded with tho nnmo
of God; Daniel h inclining "God Is my
Judge" They are now nlono In n
licentious heathen pnlaeo and abso
lutely at tho power of tho king and
his court. Their names nro now
changed; Daniel becomes llelteslinz
zar "favoied of Pel " Such changing
of names is enstomnry in most heath
en or Mohamniednn lands even todny.
A still greater danger or temptation
confronts these young men, viz., that
tho king appointed them "a daily por
tion of tho king's meat" (Am. Itev. v.
5). To refuse to eat invited rldlculo
nnd perhaps loss of life, but to eat
was to break tho Jewish law as to
food (Deut. 12:23-2C). See also (I
Cor. 8:7-10; 10:27-28). Their captiv
ity had been foretold (II Kings 20:17),
but a chnngo of locntion nnd nnmo
does not lnvolvo a change of heart aa
many a tempted ono has discovered.
These men In splto of natural appe
tites, danger of being thought pecu
liar, or even gratitude to king for lives
preserved refused to eat tho king's
meat and to drink his wine.
II. Daniel's Purpose, 18:13. Thn
real purpose of a man's heart not
nlono governs his nets but reveals
what ho Is God looks upon thnt when
ho Judges men (II Cor. 0:7; 8:12;
Luko 1G:15). "Without will (purpose)
(hero Is no character " (Acts II "23).
Daniel purposed "in his heart" not to
tlelllo "himself." No compromise, no
trimming becauso of being nway from
home, no partnership with tho rich
and opulent court. Daniel wns to bo
"ns clean ns n hound's tooth." Men
who dnro to stand nlono always find
co-operation, so Daniel found tlmsn
who Btood by him (v. 12). Daniel ex
orcised great tact In his dealings with
the prlnco of thn eunuchs but God
had evidenced his protecting and lead
ing caro (v. 9) enabling him to win
Ills way and persuade tho eunuch to
allow tho suggested test (v. 12). If
Christian workers would nxerciso
moro tact they would moro frequently
nttaln their desired ends (Luko 10: S).
It Is possible to bo so unbendingly
puritanical as to lay us open to n
shnrgo of Pharisaical pride. Daniel
Illustrates spotless purity, Infloxlblo
loyalty mingled with a sweet reason
ableness that alwnyH gains its ends.
Daniel had sufficient conlldcnco In his
God nnd fnlth In his notions to bo will
ing to bo submitted to tho acid test
of oxporlencc. His wns a religion
that could stand without being tied.
III. Daniel's Profit (Reward), vv, 14
21. Pulso denotes such vegetables as
beans and pens. Their diet was to bo
a general vegetable ono. Samson ns
n Na7arito drank no wlno. This ago
has yet to fully comprehend tho
reasonnbloncss nnd ofllcncy of thoso
ancient Jewish lnws of sanitation and
diet. Myriads of men nro today dig
ging their graves with tholr teeth.
Tho result of this test was thnt Danlol
and his companions woro delivered
from trnnBgresBlng God's InwB and
tho prince of tho eunuchs from being
punished bcniiBO of tho physical con
dition of his charges. Heauty, health,
and strength enmo to Dnntol nnd his
friends with tho result of preferment,
position, nnd Inlluenco nt court (v.
19). They "stood before tho king,"
(Horn. 14:10-12; I Cor. 3:10-1C; II Cor.
6,9) ; (a) becauso of tholr unsworvlng
loyalty to God and obedlcnco to his
Word (John 14-15; 1G:20 It. V.): (b)
becauso of their llfo of prayer, for It is
tho work of tho Holy Spirit to glvo
unto us wisdom (Luko 2:lfi, Acts 0:
10) oven ns Daniel was thus blessed
(v. 17) tho spirit bestows dlvcrso gifts
(I Cor. 12:1-4-11); (c) nnd finally bo
causo having a spoclal plnco in tho
purposes and piniiH of God tholr liven
woro counted 'precious In his sight (v.
27). Verily, "Ho that docth tho will of
God nbidcth forovor.''
Temperance Application. This les
son suggests tho value of total ab
stinence. 'No user of tobacco has over taken
ilrst honor nt Harvard." Longfellow
Tempornnco nnd self-control must
begin In tho homo and bo porpotuntcd
In tho Btrongth nnd powor of God
which nlono comes through an intelli
gent knowlcdgo nnd obedience of his
Word. Tliero la no way to win suc
cess except by means of a complcto
victory; to conipromiso Is to fall.
Tho loyalty or such la not earth
born and their victories aro superhuman.
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VERY MUCH IN WRONG "BATH"
Guest's Mistake, It Will Be Under
Stood, Was Not a Thing to Be
Wildly Advertised.
Smytho'a mistake, which Is de
scribed In an English contemporary,
must havo been disconcerting, to say
tho least.
"You'll find your bath In tho out
'oubo." Thus ho had bcon directed the night
before at tho llttlo Inn whero ho was
stopping, and that Is why ho was now,
In IiIb dressing gown, pushing open tho
outhouso door. It was dark, but
thoro was tho tub, and it would do
Ho hopped In. In tho middle of his
ablutions the red-faced landlord thrust
his head In nt tho door. In thu dim
light ho failed to see thn man in tho
tub.
"Water qulto nicely wurm, thanks,"
obsorved Smythe, "hut It's a trillo
muddy."
"Muddy ho hanged!" roared tho
landlord, bursting In suddenly. "Your
tub's In the next placo. Git out of It,
you bllthorln' idiot! Not a word ot
this in tho 'oubc, mind! not a word of
this In tho 'ouso! That's my 'omo
browed nlo you'ro a-wushln' In!"
Divergent Opinion.
Ho had a lot of money, but no dls
covorablo ancestors, and no It came
that ho nffected contempt for prido of
birth. And thoro was another man
whoso family tree was tall and um
brageous, but who possessed no other
assets wortli mentioning. A discus-
l slou botweeu theso two men wus of
profound Interest. Each avoided
hutting tho other's footings, but It was
easy to detect an undorcurront of an
tagonism. Thuy concluded: "Say what
you will," tiBsoitcd tho ono, "it Is a
flno thing to comu of good stock." "It's
a finer tiling," replied tho other, with
duality, "to own It."
Sorry He Spoke.
Ho (during family quarrel) 1 sup
pose borne idiot proposed to you before
1 did.
Sho No, when you did.
Tho man who is an oxpurt with tho
garden hoo Boldoin plays golf.
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it after every
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Tliero had been a railway collision
near a country town In Virginia, and
a shrewd lawyor had hurried from
Richmond to tho scene ot tho disaster.
Ho noticed an old colored man with a
badly Injured head, and hurried up to
him where ho lay moaning on tho
ground.
"How about damages?" began tho
lawyer.
Hut tho sufferer wnved htm off.
"G'wny, bOHS, g'way," ho said. "I
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Corroborated.
"Toll mo noo, Jamie, what was tho
most wonderful thing you saw at
sea?"
"I think the strangest thing I over
saw was tho flying llsli."
"Noo, laddlo, dliiua mnk' a fulo o'
ycr nilthor. Wha over heard o' a fish
llooln'?"
"Another strange thing I aaw whon
crossing tho Hod sea. Wo dropped an
chor, and when wo rnlsed It again
thoro was ono ot tho whcola of Pha
raoh's chariot entangled on It."
"Ayo, laddlo, I bollovo that. Wo'vo
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Quite Right.
"What do you understand by tho
phraso 'a liberal education?'" asked
tho professor when tho freshman class
in economics bad assembled.
"When thu governor comes through
with plenty of spending money," re
plied tho llrst youth culled upon.
Outclassed.
"Wero you much Impressed by tho
majestic roar of Niagara?"
"I was at first, but later on, when
my husband put up a roar about our
hotel bill, Niagara sounded llko a
ilppllng biook."
A3 the Twig Is Bent,
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"Father," said tho minister's Bon,
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vonernblo clergyman; "but you mar
toll your teacher that tbero Is a vast,
difference between a congregation and
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