11 THE IKDIATfAPOLlS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1897.

Song of Songs is an allegory, it Is also maiden returns from Jerusalem leaning on longest settleel Protestant pastor over one every one where a note would do. Culti- A SIMPLEDRAMA OF LOVE deemed heretical to believe that the look the arm of her peasant lovtr. They come REV. MUNHALL SCORED ai.u tne same church In this city, one of FOR FEMININE READERS of Jonah Is an allegory. In fact, whether to tho treo under which plight d vate the habit of notes. K"p the letters thy tlit its most intelligent congregations, and the special - a book is allegory or history, is to be de- their troth, and she ings this bride's or.e for rt.op.c- and special occasions. there mwt active m trood works. The You will le am.T2.Mi Ht your progros termined by the same consideration; on to him: Fablola Hospital, Humane Society, Chabot if you whether it is inspired or uninspired, me learn to do both these things. An. jllu:(.ohy ix Tin; OF sosus Ftt as a seal upon thine heart, as a tal uih I,I)IAA EVAXCJKMST ATTACKS A Home, Lbeil Society, btarr King Fra swer at once anil learn to condense. It is whether in the lilblo or not in the Bible. thine arm: trnity and other charities and helps to Tin: li:xti: si:.so .iihings not necessary you I. HOOK OF JO.NAII. We are. then, none th3 less because we be- For love la htrcr.g us death; MIMSTEH IN OAKLAND, CAI,. higher life In are for to enter a long fam- AU TIIK Jfalouiy is Oakland our best reply TIIOI GUTS OF SPIUMi GOV.S. ily history when you are sending Mrs. A. lieve in tho inspiration of the Bible, to take cruel as the crave: to such derogatory remarks. True. I am your special this book as wo tak every other book and The flashes thereof are flashes of fire, a liberal in religion. reclio for mince pie when shs Judge by A very.' fiarr.e of the Lord. But liberalism does is in a hurry and wants it for a dinner Its contents and structure what Many waters quench love, not mean indifference. It means a way of party. Long its character is; whether be poem or his- cannot minKing. way or Ulong to the days of of Heninrknhle Ioe(lc tory, it .N'citner can the floods drown It: The Rev. YVendte Replies tne truth in love. I trv. stage coaches, but now they are roerved, Three VIer allegory or drama. If a man would give all the substance of his that Ilr. at lea3r, to observe both these principles A Habit of Answering Letter Should for certain times. Fraxnifiil-D- IN'TERPiUniNO THE SONG. house for love. Munhnll'si Trenching in my public utterances, nut any cruelty. As you r. Abbott 1'olnt Out He would utterly be contemned. Make Cither any Inhumanity, arouses me, He Formed ly Women Girl Wlit for the answering, will find that to-r.lg- in We are to ht Interpre- whether twenty minutes given an Alleged IiieoiiMlnteucy, consider the To a woman no is of FunnticM or doctrinal teaching or in practice. This is after each mail that tation of this 3ong of Songs as a simple true wealth worth IiHldel. Sev In Lent Pole of t'lrnructer. needs attention will clear away a net of to be compared for a moment with the why I publicly upbraided the horrible and cobwebs. You will ntver get hopelessly drama. Solomon his come leve of c. erroneous teaching of Mr. Mullhall. For and court have true heart. That is the lesson of every loving entangled. up out of Jerusalem Into Galilee. Imagine "thL Song of Songs. true, just, and helpful word Anil, oh! tcopIe ele so appreciate a lln ne may spealc he will nnd me ever respon once. you Brooklyn Kagle. if ycu will J he tents with the banners Heat- A NKIIDED LESSON. Oakland Dispatch in San Francisco sive and wrateful." As the Lenten season approaches and at Haven't ever sent a little Remembering Chronicle. ne gift, a cheque, a couple of tickets for At riymouth Church, Sunday night, the ing ovta them, tho gorgeous array, the mi- what life was in the Orient, i hirst I'rrsnytertan t hureh was frivolity is supposed to take to itself wings, some- - to-nig- ht affair, and wondered for d.ivs if n Rev. W. crowded people tht Lj-ma- yernon litary remembering how far men had strayed C Wendte returned to the charge with who went to ever-importa- nt person Rev. Abbott preached a bands and especially the harem and hear Evangelist Munhall was expected says the New York Sun, the ever got them? Threo lines from away hin-bun- in his dispute with Kev. L. W. Munhall to- it person cn the "Son? of Songi-.- ' la continua- court ladles. The ofrice rs of the kin;; have from the lirst marriage lawone d that some reply would be made to the let question. "What are to be tho fashions?' that ten minutes j.fter would not to-nig- have wedded to one wife day and made public the following h tter: ht cost Iter five minutes und saved you tion of his series on 'The I5ib as litera- found a comely, sunburnt peasant girl. till death do them ter isucd by the Rev. C W comes up for serious consideration, and the much guesr-inc-. part renumbering how love had died "I regret to see that the revivalist Werulte. but Munhall's remarks were con- - ture." He said: Our theme this evening Ia She has had a hard time at home; she is and Ir. , principal interest of all womankind will Thank a person for a gift day living Munhall is very anpry. is lined to pointing cut the sure-- safe way to the it the "Song of Song. The phrase does not apparently with her stepmother, and licentiousness had taken its place in that This not the attain salvation. Munhall dwelt upon soon be centered in spring gowns. To suc- arrives. her half brothers are harsh in their treat- awful system of polygamy temper in which to commend the Rospe! tht AeknottL.jR :,n invitation for dinner mean a of many songs, but which created Importance and necessity of the revival, ceed moelcs by two or n sons eomiosed ment of her, but she hns become betrothed : in anticipating the lunche-o- of a funrivlnff-Chris- t but did enter personalities. the day it anlv an excellent song, a huprcme ong. What to a peasant in the vicinity, und a betrothal the great harem, can we say there was no lovlns and to his not nto The three months anel soling the mystery of Acknowledge the receipt a In an hearers, nor is to meeting was closed with the taking of vo- once. of check at is the proper Interpretation of this book is the Eastern world means more than need of an inspired drama to teach lessons 'ft favorable the "sober luntary testimonials from those assembled, things to be worn long before they are re- engagement means with us. The ollicers of of the Song of Songs to the eastern world? mind" in which nditjlous differences should Send an address the day it is asked for. a matter almost If not quite as dillicult to the king have brought the pure minded and tiis occupied fully an hour of the time. quired is considered a great point of ad- Thank your your Are we sure, as we look at life In America, bo discussed. The doctrine of a local, ma- economy wom- hostess for visit the determine a what is the rroper interpre- maiden to the king's encampment. It never that there is no netd to be taught this les- vantage in the scheme of in day you return home. tation of Eecleslastes? There are not. In- occurs to them that she will not rejoice at son in our own world? is marriage a la terial and endless hell is so abhorrent to HARMLESS SLEEP PRODUCER. an':! dress, so all the manifestations of the Kither leave your card or write not the promotion is offered to her. Bath-sheb- a a deed, as many different views, but the. that mode unknown with us? Are there no the reason and conscience of enlightened styles to come are eagerly searched for a to a friend as y u hear that friend Is 111. thought it a promotion to become a parents who think a good match for the man. so foreign Keep sufficient per and nvelopes on view are as widely different, and they member of the king's harem; Esther to the general spirit of The new idea. hand, so your notesiacan thought It an honor to the harem daughter is a match to a wealthy suitor Christ's teachings, so blasphemes Australian I'lturi Plant Produce written at otic. have existed in all apes of the church, be- enter or a noble one? Are there no men and and the o 111 The most radical difference between the and remember that a dainty rote is tha evpn of Kinc Xerxes, in that age to be- women loving fatherhood do After I.fTect. tall mark of .good fore the Christian era as well 3 since. come a member of a king's harem was not in America who weigh love over of God that I not new and late models is naturally expected b:cedirg. These views may upon against houses and lands and call love the wonder Dr. Munhall hastens to disavow all be clarified under three looked with disfavor anywhere or lighter weight of Are no New York Evening Sun. in skirts, but, while they have changed To He Ileftlreri. heads: allegorical, Idyllic there was no public reputation against it. the two? there personal resj nsibility for it, and throws it reneral The the peasant Cinderella, women who find themselves distraught be- The pituri is a plant about which science somewhat In form and fullness, and there is New York Lvening Sun. re- This girl, thi.i Hebrew upon tho Riblf, or upon certain pas- and the dramatic. Ail scholars agree in whom her brothers have turned out to keep tween the plea of ambition and the pica of rather krows very little. Some cfie writing in the greater variety in the manner of fashioning "If 1 were asked to name garding Song Songs love and know not which road to take? If sage in the III hie. Unquestionably these what to my the of as essentially a the vineyard, refuses the proffered honor. "love in a cottage" has been often sung. Lancet a few years ago stated that the herb them, they are still far removed from tho mind is the most telling .attribute of s cha- Jove ong; Its theme i unquestionable. She pleads, in the ttrst place, with the court teach a literal and endless hell. Unques- scant dime-Vision- predict- ladles, saying not quality It has often also been scorned and scoffed was a dangerous and poisonous one, which which have been racter' said th sagacious woman. They also agre in regarding as in some she has that at by the cynic. may be said litera tionably also the general philosophy and ed. sum- "I it would lit her for the henor that is to be It that should not be used except under the strict Thin materials, so much worn in should say-jto- ise. Heally. I know sense dramatic. is to say, Is ture is full of this story, that it Is the com- spirit of both the Old and New Testament mer, nothing That it not conferred upon her: require fullness to make them pretty, more effective, indi-vidu- mon plot of the ordinary novel, that again est medical supervision. While in the either as regards the al expression single upon is entirely opposed to this doctrine of etern- be-rufll- ed the of a person's thought, Look not me. because I am swarthy, and again through fiction, ambition and pituri country, Australia, afterward, the and then the fluffy, much silk and or those with whom d:e comes two or more persons i Itecause the sun hath scorched me. al torment. It would be 'an easy to in but utter thoughts My mother's sons were incensed against me. love are put in contrast and love exalted task writer disclosed this menlical statement to lawn petticoats which are being turned out contact. It appeals to people, somehow, Is the Interplay of one with They me keejrer of vineyards; that is true; but what will you say of the prove this did space and time permit. I as far mother. But made the story of a chief who spoke broken English, and the latest novelties indicate that the more than almost any other Beauty, this 13 all critics agreed upon Then, thinking threat- first writer who told the the battle may refer to my recently published ser- fairly trait. the are That of the fate which Itf'tween love and ambition and put love asked his opinion. full skirt will le fashionable cleverness, amiability, sympathy all these theme is love, ens her, and from which she shrinks, think- I mon, und, better still, to the great work its and that its form is in tirst? doubt whether there can be found stolid reply throughout one more season. The plisse are very well in way; I ing of herself as the vineyard that is in anywhere in a story of on 'The Doctrine Life, by "Man blurry fool." was the any their but doubt if home sense dramitic. One class of critics her own keeping, she cries out with pathos. ancient literature of a Future our answer, how can soleil skirt is the popular one in Pails for of them ever prove half as ootent as pure womanly love antedating the Song of newly elected Then? is much in this for poise, the manifestation of p hold it to be an allegory. Solomon and his "But my own vineyard have I not kept." Song:?. song of woman's fidel- Unitarian pastor at Ikrkelcy, use all transparent fabrics, and a pretty treat- a riect equi- her leaps out to her peasant This sweet Rev. William R. Alger, now medical science regulate the beneficial librium of mind and soul. I Mipjtose its bride are the formal characters; but they and heart all which is in its ment of is a - ity is the spring out of which the of a plant which It does not understand it wide band of embroidery or largely because few of it- :osess are only formal they really represent, ac- lover, she knows not where he Is: dramas of literature that have gloritied twelfth edition, has been translated into lace We a ways it. Tell me. O thou whom my loveth. In green state the pituri around the bottom. Skirts with rows admire and envy what doesn't cording to Fml pure, simple, earnest, honest, faithful love various modern languages, and Is acknowl- itself? its natural belong to us, you know. Placidity tem- this interpretation. God and His Where thou feedest thy flock. thou makest ln-e- of tucks around the bottom will be worn, of wjere have, as it were, come forth. is a dangerous poison. After it has perament is. indeed, all that is rare, par- people. Under the old Jewish interpreta- it to rest at noon: I cannot but think that the lesson of this edged by all scholars to be the most im- and skirts with a group of three cords ticularly For why should 1 be as one that !s veiled portant, properly roasteei and treated by the Austra- set when it's a schooled and dis- tion Jehovah is the be- . needs especial emphasis in our time book ever produced on this subject. In ciplined lover and Israel the Ueside the Hocks of thy companions? drama Is not only perfectly shirs a few inches below the waist, draw- placidity, rot nierelv- - a cowlik loved. in- and in our country. Tho higher education "How are we to reconcile these variations lian tribesmen it calm, but a cool slgiiifrmt of great Under the Christian allegorical Her cry to her peasant lover for his help larger life of woman in our day beneficial ing in the fullness to fit the hips closely, are U is In ho not, and the and contradictions teachings harmless, but a soothing and reserve strength and Jorce. So ir.ucn to terpretation. Christ the lover and the vain, hears and tho court ladles bring temptation higher education and in the of the another fancy. Among the new foulard be desired is tho oualitv. however, jeer at her: lff always bring temptation. Wom- Bible? They be. auxiliary in medical practice. gowns that Church of Christ the beloved. The second larger cannot' 'reconciled. Even by natives, made for wear in the South are many undlscernlng ;mtsoiis are. willing to If thou know not, O thou fairest anions; women. an entering into literature, into business. Dr. Pituri. after treatment the accept the- - school of interpreters regard the book as an Munhall dor. 'nor attempt so hopeless some with narrow tucks, space be- the imitation for real; In other Go thy way forth an.or.g the footsteps of ta Into politics, is beckoned by ambition which a task, except to blind the eyes of his rea- gives perfect sleep. Its influence softly with a words, thrt covlik-- ' calm often passes for idyl. They see alto these two characters flock. before came not within her horizon. Now son say tween, running down four or five inches why Mtipidity so feed shepherd's tents. s and that they do not exist; that steals away the senses until the whole reiose. That's is often Solomon and his bride but they do not see And the kids leside the and again in public address-e- the home is the lilblo is one harmonious and perfect from the waist, falling toward the .front put uu with, even looked up to. People per- system is naturally rest. After And long-establish- represented God and Israel, or Christ and The king comes pleading his case in even scoffed at, the husband treated as a whole, without blemish or contradiction. nervous at beginning at each side of the front still cling to the erroneous if ed son and puts before her the glory he would slaveocrat, love laughed tndt of court and Hut period bf influence on the system is breadth. The skirt is gored, but not ciose- -' notion the church. The Sons of Songs, in their give this is untrue. The intelligence of a the its of that still Witters Invariably her. But the glory of the royal tent tho notion sedulously advocated that a child would suffice to prove, its absurdity. over the soothed senses come back to new as the tucks dispose of Hie run deep, and think that because one says conception, is simply a wedding hymn, or is nothing to her as compared with the. woman advances her position and rises into For instance, the; Iilble contains many fullness; it is trimmed at the bottom and nothing it i.' Ineause she has a great denl shadow of the vineyards, artd the banners larger life if wifehood life. There are no after pains or aches, hangs loose from the keo.p a combination of wedding hymns, expres- a she turns from things intrinsically absurd. Such as the intiu-cne- -e silk foundation skirt to silent about. Almut the only leg of the royal encampment' nothing to tho and motherhood and humble love to the and, best of all, no craving for the which is flnlsed with a pinked rullle inside! to statement tho woman was made old-fashion- that conceit has stand iqon is it Is sive of pure, warm, love be- re- that first a perfect ed that ardent simple love of her betrothed, and she forum, the lecture room, the business oifice. out if the rib of a man. the account of a of the driur. Pituri is thus The full skirts laid in side often mistaken for jntise. The uncie-ve- r ob- tween a bridegroom and his bride. plies with reminiscenses of the rural scenes I am not arguing that she. should not go serpent and an ass talking, the stories of antidote to insomnia and an absolute cure5 plaits, but with a difference, are to be worn server sets the supreme from which she has byen I arguing for neuralgia. The writer is a chief in an - The ulalts THE DUAMAT1C VIEW. taken: into business; am not that she Nebuchadnezzar eating grass like an ox his "I1"1- turn toward the front, iind takes It for granted that there must As the apple tree among the trees oftthe wood. should not bo lawyer, doctor, minister or for seven years, ami that Jonah lived aetjacent town, and is speaking from which is wide enough to form a panel and be something to be satisfied altout. so dm The view is sup- y third ace-ordingl- the dramatic. It So is my beloved amonjf the pons. politician; I certainly am not arguing that three days within the belly of a great fish. own knowledge of the plant and its effect are run down like tucks fully half a yard rcsDetrts and envies the pos- poses that there are three characters and a I sat down under hU shadow with great delight. the doors should be shut and she refused If Dr. Munhall were to tind these stories upon himself, as well as that upon the in front, this distance being shortened on sessor. Yes. poise is a quality that in its chorus. These And his fruit was sweet to my teste. permission to open them. Hut this I do in any other book than our own warriors. It produces sleep that is perfect each one toward the back, where they are real form or its counterfeit presentment is three characters are the lie brought me to the banqueting' house. bay: is impossible to have those doors sacred and natural, and waking like that produced stitched down only two or many maiden, her peasant lover royal And his banner over me was love. It he would denounce them as absurd. Is The three inches. all that is appealing to the of us who and her open, to have that larger life given, to have be- by the invigorating morning air in the prospect for inexpensive fashion-ft?WI- Js continually losing indi- May ye me with raisins, comfort ine with apples: it not pitiful to see him defending them wild tribes- ,s and are our balance of lover, and the story turns upon the en- all the motive powers and the intellectual intelligent to-da- y I mean mountains. For this plant the I01 very '"couraging now viduality. We long to acquire it, and wo For I am sick with love. powers greater fore an audience men will sell their dearest possessions. It that decree gone deavor of the royal lover to entice away His left hand Is under my head. quickened by a broader and as accounts of actual events? The histor- among has forth that skirts are naturally drawn to any one who merely And his right hand doth embrace me. education it is impossible in the rush and ical and scientific errors In the Dible story is known and used everywhere mVst. beJlttrimme(l and yard" nd yards of appears to possess it. It is erne of the most the maiden, her faithfulness to her r easant song repeats hurry and turmoil of our American life to are "many, are not mado to disappear them, though very few outside tribes know ribbon and silk braid are sewn In attractive traits on record." lover and her final return to him. This Then occurs the that Itself bring about all this and not subject woman and whence it comes to them. That secret is around the bottom in graduated three times in this little drama, the refrain by simply ignoring them, like tho foolish Georgina. up widths or story Is told not is a story, but in dra- that Indicates Its moral and ita significance: to the temptation to take ambition as her ostrich with its head in the stand. left to the tribes about and down the seams if that form is more A Good Tli In if A1ued. object in place of love. Against every no- Stanley, eminent churchman, The pituri Is a shrub or bush six to twelve becom.ng UuHles edged with lace or narrow matic form, by a song; now by Solomon, I adjure you. O daUphters of Jerusalem. tion, come how it may and whence it may, "Dean the feet high, and found only on a ridge of ribbon will be much in Washingon Post. By the roes and by the hinds of the field. frankly admits: 'It is now clear to all stu evidence later and now by tho peasant lover, now by the that it is a nobler thing to le in busi- ami second bat re n sand hills, sixty miles wide by one tucks of all widths will figure largely in I hope the next Congress will turn Its That ye stir not up, nor awaken love. politics dents of tho Hible that the first 150 long, maiden and now by the chorus; once also Until It please. ness or in a profession or in or in chapters of tienesis contain (not one, but hundred to miles running in a the trimming of their gowns. One novel grave attention to ono of the crying evils literature or on the platform than it is to side by north to south direction, west of the Mulli skirt trimminc for thin h brothers come upon n Is us to two narratives of the creation, of tho day tho abuse of perfumes. There the of the maiden the therefor for remember: Stir love with fidelity one man, to be his com gan river, in Northwestern Queensland, eight tiny ruifies edged k notup nor love, till please. side, differing from each other in almost with very narrow-blac- scene with their song. The llrst, or al- waken it Think panion, consecrated to him, joining her love every particular of time, place and order.' Australia. The nearest civilized point to or colored ribbon, set on the skirt ought to be a commission appointed to see king, O ,.. i--. not, not, royal ladies, -- legorical, view you will find probably as O think to with his, I raise my voice, here and every- the pituri district is on the Gulf of Car- acrOSS the front nvprlntinlntr' l. to It no woman is allowed to go about "well any stir love in my heart by your banners, your where, God for Song of FOOLISH, .CONCEPTION OF GOD. miles north and "i aiu unit I. that represented as in modern litera- your display, your and thank the pentaria, which is six hundred separating toward the back, so that an olfactory offense to her neighbors. I ture In a commentary by Dr. Withington, tents, military and all Songs, which teaches us that all the trap- "The childish and morally degrading con- of It. It grows on the immediate crest of ine coyer twice tne distance r. jammed i coming 1N'1 sec- great procedure; love answers none of these pings glory grow on they- eiO In that... was into crowd out of published in in this country. The and attractions, all the and ceptions (Jod in many pas- the sand hills. It will not their front ...... llnlf ki..i,mijlk rw view, regards song of songs things; try not to stir love till it wakens the power, all the accouterments and the of contained sides nor on slopes of the lowlands, skirts are new by ....in niuri the theater Monday night why. by tho ond which the Itself, spontaneously sages of Exodus, Deuteronomy, Numbers, the made ruffling them from way. don't our theaters open the side doors as an idyl, you will tind well represented elements that beckon to the court arc ns anel it has never been found in the valleys nau w wun niacK silk net. bound people performance? in ITofessor Moulton's "Modern Header's She recalls her rural life, she remembers nothing compared with tho sweet sacred-nes- s Joshua and Kings are repugnant to the between these low, barren ridges. The tree with bias to let out after a and the peasant's serenade beneath her window humble, quiet ?J!JheJcd.V black satin, or I think every woman within smelling dis- 'Hlble." Tho third view, which regards it ' of love. more rational, humane and ethical stand- does not grow in large bodies, but in small ""V u " narrow black velvet ribbon. me perfume, as a drama with three characters and a In the early morning: In this Song of Songs I. too, see an alle- patches of from three to eight plants. The The modes in bodice tance of wore a different and to-da- y. In decoration are legion each perfume was worse than any of tho chorus, you will tind represented in a The voice of my beloved! behold be cometh, gory, as in marriage I see a symbol. In ards of Jews and Christians stem Is small. Some of them grow as large and. whatever the later French models may very large woman a Leapins: upon upon every w i . others. A with bird volume entitled "The Lily Amontr Thorns." the mountains, skipping the some true sense to one of us, man Exodus xxll, IS, we read the command. as three inches at the butt and twelve or brimr forth tho mi n.m paradise in bonnet blocked the to-nig- of tail ht, her from whU'h 1 am going to hills. or woman, those . two beckoning spirits so large ones are rare, own throughout read My beloved is like a roe or a younj? hart: 'Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.' feet tall. These the summer with all sorts way in front of me. She had been sprinkled by Dr. Gritfls. formerly of iioaton and now come. As Hercules was Invited In one direc- however. The average shrub height is four of wide collar effects, which may be put something like vanilla extract. A of Ithaca, and also in a commentary by Hehold. he Ftandeth behind our wall. tion by pleasure and in the other by wis- This command to put witches to death has to six feet. with trunks about, two inches on as a voke or loose nt th a m with He looketh In at the windows, dom, so every ono us In resulted in the destruction by horrible woman to my rlpht wore musk. A woman Ginsburg, of England, In of is called one appearance to d Dr. and a smaller Ho sheweth himself through the lattice. In- thick. It is similar in the collar. The bodice which blouses a little in my reeke-- Jockey Club. the compass by love and in the methods of hundreds ef thousands of more ... win. to left with In in an article in "Kino's "Biblical My beloved spake, and said unto me. direction other direction nocent persons, just as a somewhat similar sandalwood brush, but the leaf is ery popular ana some of the midst of all the Jam and clash of odctrs I .Encyclopedia." I myself hold the dra- Kise up, my love, my fair one, and come away. by ambition, and I take as the great and elongated and of a waxy, light grayish latest gowns nr fitted vprv pi.n the suggestion of a view poem. Although For, lo! the winter is past, llnal message of the Song of Songs, text in the Vedas has caused multitudes cf young at waist, caught a whiff. Just matic of this it is this: Hindoo widows to perform the dreadful tinge. The stems of the shoots have the where they are finished in two whiff, of lavender. It fcmelled no fresh, no true that there is allegory In the poem, The rain Is over and Rone; No ambition can take the place of love; a reddish tinge or color. puuiis, neauy corueii arter the manner of clean, I thought of my grandmother's Jt is only because there is in marriage The flowers appear on the earth; the man or woman who has the great pos- rite of suttee. so tropical years airo. Surrdleo tnn n.m En- a 18-2- 1, About a month or after the rff.ot linen closet, and rainy days in a New symbol, only The time of the singin? of birds is come. sessions, the fin. equipage, the royal ap- "In Deuteronomy, xxi. we have the pil- much in because it is true that all Ami the voice of the turtle Is heard In our land; unruly dis- rains have fallen the aborigines make favor. Various trimmings of em- gland country house. Only the daintiest tt command to stone to death and old-fashion- earthly things are shadows of the celestial tigs. parel, fame, social splendor, and no love, grimages to this section, and pluck the broidery and beaded lace put on In adopt sweet, ed The fiir tree riieneth her jrr.en i children, without trial. In the the form gentlewomen would the and the heavenly. Nor do I think that on And the vine are In blossom; to be pitied. Hut the man and woman obedient young shoots. These run from six inches eif a bolero afford a favorite way of pro- 1 to tind her. She piece who have in faithful, loyal, 137th l'salm it is regarded as a beatitude ducing scent. turned the whole the corresponds to the They give forth their fragrance. their hearts to a foot in length. The sprigs make their : - the desired shano- i . hutw .n kwe me, and she well, she my my come away. love one other, though pronounced by God tin any man who should V. u ric niu stood just behind Idyllic conception. It seems to me to Arise, love, fair one. and true for the their y growth in winter, then, receiving the a variety of Lton and zouave a. innojLt-ml'Hb- Ionian chtldren first - Jackets among was man and six feet talL correspond more nearly to the dramatic O my dove, that art In the clefts of the rock. homo be a cottage with a sanded floor, take tho lltthv full benefit of the warm troiical rains, in Hum ku.vu iwr wear which will conception. At the same time we must not. In the covert of the steep place. though their only equipage be the baby and dash them against the rocks. In Leviti- shoot forth young and luxuriant tendrils. have sleeves like the- - Let me see thy countenance, me hear thy cus xxv, 4i-- K we have slavery inculcated BenrdKltT lMIIim. In speaking of the drama, think of it as a let. carriage, though their only literature be the After the blacks have gathered these, spring coats. Eton jackets will be the most play that could be put upon the stage, as voice; daily press, though their only trappings be as a perpetual institution. But enough. they line themselves out in skirmishing or- popular style for linen and pique gowns Philadelphia Inquirer. present For sweet is thy voice and thy countenance Is clothes twice turned and turned again, "I ask how do these cruel, erroneous and (a serve purposes and postevr or capable in its form of theatrical comely. need teachings comport with the der and set fire to the splnlfex sort of all the of waists when worn It cannot be claimed that the representation. It is a drama in the sense pity of none. For if a man would offer all often immoral porcupine or turpentine grass, which, be- with fancy vests or false fronts. Beardsley style of embroidery is lfautifuL Jn which Browning's "IMppa Passes" is a And then as the utterance of this remem- his houses and nil his substance Instead exalted teachings of God. the lofty concep- ing lightly eharged with native volatile drama. It is a play of character with char- bered serenade ilrifts away from her ears of love, he should be scorned with a great tions of morality, the humane and tender matter, burns, no matter how green it is.) What Girls Are Doing. but it is bright, showy, and as yet a novel- acter. It differs from the book of Job. she answers to her own heart and to the sccrn. precepts and examples in which both the This firing serves two purposes. One of Harper's ty, confined to pillows, or perhaps a hang- "Which poem, in king and to the court ladies: Old and the New Testaments abound? purposes is to out the game Bazar. is also a dramatic that th ' these hunt ing gay smokingroom. Most any names of the characters are not given and My beloved Is mine, end I am his: "Says the Rev. R. F. Horton, I). D., an which shelter on the sand hills; the As Lent draws near, the girls minds are for a He among HI MOK OF TIIK DAY. divine, old way of takes you particularly admire will we are left to ascertain for ourselves as feedeth his flock the lilies. eminent orthodox the othe'r. and fax more important purpose turning toward thoughts of sewing. They poster that best we can when maiden speaks, when Vntil the day le cool, and the shadows flee away. orthodoxy was to read 'the Hible from served, is the scorching of the trunks and give vou the colors and the forms to use. the Turn, my Ixdoved, and le thou like a roe or a A Hnppy TIinnKht. cjonesls to Revelation as a smooth, consist- always try to be .good in Lent, and is Cloth tigures of broadcloth, billiard-clot- h, the peasant lover, when Solomon. It Is for limbs of the. pituri scrub. ( This causes it reason differ, young hart Assistant lilitor There's nothing to fill the ent voice of God, like a Delphic Oracle.' If spring roots and butts being good to sew, they or ladies' cloth are cut from white, black, this that scholars and differ Uion the mountains of Iiether. seventh column, sir. in- shoots to from the think. Several ttae kground so widely that some of them think there is you came across any contradictions or for the next year's crop. classes have beeri arranged among blue or reel and applied to a no peasant lover there is only one lover, The scene changes. Solomon and his reti- Editor Tell the foreman to set a lot of type consistencies you were to attribute these the sprigs or shoots have been them al that will make a striking contrast. The at random, and we'll call it a Scotch dialect After readysome to sew poor, applif-- d Solomon. It will possibly occur to some of nue return to Jerusalem. Separation is story. to your own feebleness of apprehension, pulled and collected together, largo fires for the some to tigures are sometime'rt with a dash you.' as it has occurred to others, that the thought to be a cure of love. He will try but never allow that there could lx any- are made on the deep sands of the low- sew for the missionary societies, some to of red or of gold and traced artistically notion Solomon's Song is a drama of thLs remedy, which parents have often tried thing wrong In the book. If, for ex- lands near their camps. When the brush- sew and In sweeping lines with rope lk or that with as little success as Solomon did on Couldn't Stand Alone. ample, It said in Chronicles xvil. 0. that coal, tor hospitals, and romo to sew for colored cottons. woman's love Is inconsistent with rever- Commercial-Tribun- e. wood of these fires is burnt into a this occasion. He will separate this maiden Cincinnati Jehosaphat 'took away the high places and mixenl themselves. There are different wavs of A magazine cover of deep yellow linen ence for the Bible and with acceptance of these and the ashes are with the vel- doctrine of inspiration. 1 cannot bet- from her peasant lover and the rural scenes They tell me Van Wither is very weak since the Asherim out of Judah.' and then in sand; the newly gathered pituri Is distrib- getting up these sewing classes, but thev has a Mephlstophe les figure of black the which hold her. Amidst the glory of the hi last siknesr.." xx. 33, 'how high places applied A pillow with a ky-tl- ue ter meet this tlltticulty if it exists in any I on Chapter belt the uted regularly and 'placed in a bed of this are almost always supported vet to it. ser- great metropolis he will win her. He be- "He is. saw him trie street just now and were not taken away.' it was a proof of purpose. is by subscrip background that covers the upper half has of your minds than by reading from a asked him for a liver; but he couldn't stand a anel made tor that It then tion. girl mon preached by Dr. Behrends. of this gins his courtship afresh: loan." reverence to the Infallible word to show covered over with the mixture of hot sand In classes which sew for the poor, on the lower half the figure of a dressed a 1 etf green city, in on thi book, in which he ad- Behold, thou art fair, my love; behold Jhou art how the high places were both taken away and ashes. This serves two purrxos. alsi. each eri rin-- fmm oonto 91 1. in deep vellow. Alrove her bits or idyllic as against fair; and not taken away by Jehosaphat, be- one is to dry the pituri so that it is sum goes toward buying the cloth appliqued give a background of leaves. vocates the dramatic No "Wonder She "Wept. The ' materials. Thlnj eys are as daves behind toy veil: re- pe-Ie- bright yellow in allegorical conception, and in which he cause 'the word of God cannot be broken.' easily carried; the other to cook It and The girl who gets a class up generally cts A pillow of broadcloth the Cleveland Plain Dealer. In reading Bible you came across same style has the figure of m old states the doctrine of inspiration so ad- my If the tain its virtue, as in drying tea. The herb a committee among the different mem- the mirably will read the paragraph Thou art all fair, love; "Don't weep so. ma'am. Other boy have gone sentiments of fierce retaliation or deeds of is then Veady for use in trade. bers, and their duty is to make the pur- man cut from black cloth :md white ap- that I at Fe-V,n- And there is no tpot in thee. t returned alive and well why shouldn't savage bloodthlrstiness. against which a Tho of the plant is in the cooked chases, and cut out and prepare gar- plied to It. length: he succeeds no in yours'.'" morality might naturally virtue stem. the ng ordinary But better Jerusalem J-Jl- m, man of portion of ments sewing. why (the Songrs) go-goi- on ip, leaves and the tender the for There is nothing orig- The reason It Sons of has "Hut Is a chnrrh-cmin- In fallen on so many iull and perplexed ears Is that than he succeeded in Galilee, but has the fir." revolt, it was your duty to justify these Tho blacks then start away with it for tri- inal In this. Jl4 nmrlv nil rr A Good Time Com if. we have refused to listen to Its simple rural same rebuff: sentiments because they were the-- words of bal use ind barter, anel it finds its way societies are run on the same principle. Boston Transcript. train. ' YV ave tmppueed It to contain "ne My beloved Is mine, and I am hls. Cuuld Not I'nderHlnud It. God. and to find excuses for the deeds be- through the nomadic tribes thousands of They me?t generally at ono another's house morning walk Jn the Lois de mytlcal or prophetic mean In jc anl measuring it Who foedeth Ms flock among the lilies. Puck. cause they were recorded without censure miles away over western Australia and to once a week; if in the afternoon, they have "For the thus It has assumed a repellant or distorted Until the day be cool, and the shadows fiee away, in the Word of God. You were not allowed Darling river in New South Wales, tea 5, and few men Boulogne," says the Journal de s Debats of nay get Katzenstoln (proudly) Twenty-sefTc- n years ago the at ask a in after the shape. To that It celebrates the love of I will me to the mountain of myrrh. to argue that because the sentiment was which is nearly one thousand miles from sewing is over. 13, "young women put on their very betrothaJ. that It portray trie history of an Ideal And to the hill of frankincense. I came to New York undt shtarted In xeeshnish godly. It not corm God, or All along Paroo. A Feb. courtship encasement, which end In a ritrhd In dis same shtore I'm In now. not could from where it is gathered. the class which hz quite a little originali- nerge and jackets, the and She remembers her lover waking, she I?vy (astounded) Suffering Kachel! Vas because thei deed was unchristian it could Warrego (tributaries of the Darling), and ty has been arranged among girls who short skirts tailor bapy proictlve marriage, has been rejfarded It In the hygienic costumes which we borreiw from as heresy. It has been supised to picture the him sleeping: she recalls her made of asbestos? not be approved by God. That was treated on the Buller and Ilarroe. Queensland, are anxious to lay in a stock of dainty Moth- dept God. In sleep-givin- g our neighbors across the channel." covenant relation of tJod to Israel and to contain dream and recites it. While she she as presumption, as judging as setting the tribesmen use and traffic this summer Kowns, ana wno uu not in tneMe ers in now go for the morning walk of the same. It has thought she heard the footsteps of her Took n Out of Kaon up the intellect against Its maker. drug of the Pituri tribes of North hard times feel like paying from $20 to $23 Paris a exhaustive jrophcy Fall Other. rirpssrreik-er- with their babies In their little carriages as been rent a dlaloRue retween Christ and US lover outside; ho bade her open the door; Puck. 'This. continues Rev. Dr. Horton, 'was Queensland. to- their- - - -- ' - fur.w lham In iui or the believer. These assumption have delayed: he went away; rose up old prepares it, further, km in. in into in London. The increasing outdoor life of church she she u and is the decision of tin orthodoxy. The indigenous race class they have a teacher, to whom they far-fetche- d Hobson Heavens! old mar., how is introducing involved such strange and interpreta- and followed him; she went into the streets have torn And is result? l'lymou h Hreth-renis- m use. in the following manner: two continents short skirts men of have been re- your clothe! I hoe you aren't hurt. You must what its for private more und more. By and by they will not soher thoutrht n tions liutt of the city, the watchmen took her for an n fro-- your on tho one hand and Infidelity on The leaves and tendrils are broken Into of the prettiest wash stuffs have pelled and only the mystic has reveled in the have had terrible fall bicycle. fin- 1, 1 A. A. . . leen. be infrequent for shopping and all other clergyman paid evil woman, they smote and wounded her, Dobson Nothing of the kird! Itehson and I got the other.' minute pieces by the blacks with their u'jugm at tne recent sales, ana tne girls 'scenes.-- pnminent and noted T Mun-hall- l informal city wear. And what a release they took mantle from hie; she wakes, may Is Mr. 's put into their mouths to (who brald-and-fac- to me not long since in a tone of regret that in her about the best make of wheel: that's "And this. add. what gers and then have just had their first meeting) are may yet offe r to -' thtrty-tlv- e it was but a nightmare. Then again she all. method interpreting the Hihlu dampened. After wetting, as above, the busy making, learning - fashion that years Sonff of of and. to morn- ve a ministry of over the spe- make ing-sla- the average woman. a stone, - -- - Solomon was the only book of the 1'ihle from cries out to the court ladies: leads to superstition on tho one hand and particles are placenl on clean Inir- dresses. - - anil shirt- . - w.iiuta. ....v.- for licithnt liiv which he had never preached. The fault is not I adjure you, O daughters of Jerusalem, if ye Kfistly Remembered. utter unbelief on the other. It may even, cially prepared for that purpose.' The call "almost nothinir flno clrl hua r,n v,.,..!i In the noem. htit In our training. We come to find my lieloved. when combined with religious excitement of the gidyah (a species of acacia) a lovely pale pink muslin with tine pprays From Varlon Soureew. Cleveland Plain lealer. leaves . , . . i . - Keck candy, to meeten Turkish lis reading with crude notion of what Inspira- That ye tell htm that I am sick with love. reason. Every any species of the mamosa are i i iowdered. of. Implies and unwarranted canons of "I sent Mr. Hanna my congratulations first and terrorism, dethrone the or those of oi io.f anu cities irewn over it. fane Is fee. Is uped in American drawing ruotns when tion with con- - put in n . ... simply guarantees us They reply with the old question: thing." grc.it revival usually leaves sorrowful taken and dried in hot ashes, then tHmmlnf...-- tho..- - . irt with...... Ihn.i iiiiiclittle i ..n n it i desired to serve the drink very much a U criticism. Inspiration what you sequences in weakened Intellects and wills. of a Are; an ordinary fire, made of plain pink muslin edged uuif thought any on I thy beloved more beloved, lv think h will remember your ' the llames . ,. with narrow. Turc. Cod's Is on theme which it What than another my say name?" know of 'least ono' young person in to light them. As ..... t 'ri . i. it v.m.in i . touches, whether that theme be the atonement 0 thou fairest among women? -- Kememter I should he would." I at from anv substance tiu iair. iir: uwuiee in gairif'retl When clothing becomes wrinkled from lurking or human love. "Will any one presume to say What 1 thy beloved more than another belovedv Mljht I ask--" Oakland whom Mr. ..Munhall's meetings these gidyah or mamosa leaves burn they full at the waist, back and front, and over or from any cause, the wrinkles nuty te reniovd, "Certainly. My " ... i a . that we need instruction only on the former and That thou dost so adjure us? name H Smith!" have plunge1 into such profound melan- are held over the wet pituri on the stone it will... u.'i AMi "nf. Ihn. iloln,'ic.tl. frIUfVi.lnV C112W by hanging the garments over niuht tn a beated not on the latter? If this earth I ever to be Why to you your beloved is more cholia that' she has to be; constantly so that tho white ashes of the burning eelged with ecru lace, which will cross over room. Spread the clothing over a clothes !ior made radiant It must be by the life of the home, than Fur Health nntl lest she do herself harm. Tho on dampened stuff beneath. tie in as smoothly as possible. pure another beloved and to me my beloved is Pleasure. watched a leaves fall the and the back with a full bow and and a jtodly home means a and perfect love more than another beloved? She tries to Detroit Free Press. doctrine of Hible infallibility, like the cog- Tids process finished, these ashs and the ends. Other girls are making shirt waists, A Itcautiful pofa pillow was mad from th fin between those who pliuht their troth to each "What's the most noticeable thing In connec- doctrine of pajml Infallibility, is a de- well mtxeel together by violent which, when finished, will pleeea of wroucht work on an old la curtain, rye & answer portrait of him which nate pituri are a. a not cost more other. The So of Solomon is mirror of tuch with a is tion with the practice of your profession, only to use. i e i which was worn to fhreds so fr.r as the net ws of an strange, perhaps to us a little-- lusion that leads infidelity and rubbing. The drug is then ready for man w cents apiece. a love, radiant as the face nr.rel. and for crude, doctor?" error. way: The black works concernd. The lace designs were aH.lluu-- on be disturbed or annoyed by any im- able-bodie- Is used in this one I rtfuse to though we must allow for Oriental "Thousands of d men have suddenly It a rich shade of broian velvet, the cuUicn tackea other explanation. It ranks ride by side with agery. discovered they require THE HIBLE A. RICH MINE. the pituri in Its prepared state In a small Annwer Your Letter. a plain cream filk and edr?d with a. frill the last chapter; of the book of Proverbs and that the air of Nevada, pier of native flax, so that it will hold to- with Is My beloved is white and ruddy. and are arranging to be there about the middle "The truo way to look uion the Hible is Philadelphia Press. of lace. with the book of Ruth and It the choicest of The chlefest among ten thcusand. of .March." gether and not waste. This flax Is prepared evening toilets, them all. Its literary qualities are of the hich-e- st to compare It to a great mine which con- of a cord, which is carried It is as easy to fall into a good habit as Pink It a decided favorite for style I charming. Is His head Is as the most line Kold. in the form and shaded violets afford a strong contract when order. Its It racked bushy, When the wearer wishes into a bad one. vlnl.-n- t Mend- with varied and lofty Imagery. His locks are and black as a raven. TIio IteveiiKe of Years. tains ledges of precious metals mingled about th neck. used in conjunction with flrk. a His eyes are like doves lieside the water brooks; New rest or sleep after a hard fight or a long You may not believe me, try It. ing, it may ie hut granted TUB OFFICE OF INSPIRATION'. Washed with milk and fitly set. York Press. with baser minerals, and all embe'ddeel in end of but Then pink and the la Th? whale spouted In triumph. day of tiring travel, he takes the you f:nd the right hade of cornet tint to me an admirable statement Bis cheek are as a bed of spices, as banks of you common quartz and rock, from which it hempen cord in his mouth and chew. it will me correct. The habit that I purple, the contract If neither harrh nor in- This seem3 "Never mind!" shouted Jorah. vindictive- the r-- U sweet here: ly. pood off sleep. Then cord have in mind Is the prompt answering harmonious, Is certainly a vrry f a.hionali of the truth and capable of application to Hi lips are-- as lilies, dropping liquid myrrh. "You've pln m? a deal of trouble, needs to be separatist to make it available until bo falls to the of guld I'll admit, hut vou just wait till the latter-da- y drops out of his mouth. He awakens after notes mixture. well as to Song His hands are as rings of set with beryl: for the service of man. To present the letters and that should be attended Inflam-- 1 or other books as the of body is as Ivory work overlaid with sap- theologian tackle you!" his sleep refreshed, his old tired feeling A very Foothln drink for an throat Songs. Inspiration to primarily His With a hoarse chuckle he struck out over (lie gneiss and granite, the copper and tin as gene, whole nervous system toned and to Immediately. lunp Is flaxseed l.inonade. To make It put two deal phires. es his has sand-dun- toward Nineveh. taMesiHfonfuIa of flaxwed into an earthen His h-- are as pillars of marble, set upon sock- of equal value with the gold and silver is no ill effects from this artificial help. He This is not intended for the eyes of those tM with the substance, not with the forms, of sim-pl- and pour over It a genrrou pint of lulling ets of fine gold: irrational anel harmful. As metallurgy pro- never has a craving for the drug. He v women who have so much note writing to the lowl and place It at tf:? hack A Straight Tip. water. Cover - message; con- k-- a primarily with the truth Ills aspect is like Lebanon, excellent as the vides methods for extracting what is valu- uses it when he nerds it. Neuralgia is of etove. it will warm for thre cellars. .. Twinkle. able, who use the do that they--' hire a private secretary and the wliw liquid to veyed, not with the manner by which !t Is most sweet; yea, he Is altogejher The Heirfss Yes. when I don't wish to accept from the products of tho mine, so the entirely unknown to those or fnur hours, ft rain the and tdd it Ill mouth give over early morning an-- i u uj;ar a is 1 conveyed. Inspiration may apply equally lovely. certain men's attentions, and they ask me where science of biblical criticism would help the pituri. the hours to the the Juire .f two lemons murh 1 may taken or cold This is my beloved, and this is my friend. I live. sny in the suburbs. student of the Hible to sejKirato what is When the supply Is short the owner of a task. It Is intended for all those women desired. This drink le h't a to all sorts of truths that concern the moral I) uaushters of Jerusalem. Mr. Self sure Ha! ha! An excellent plan. valuable and permanent in the Hible from pituri yoke hands it around to the remain- and girls who. like myself, have to do th individual fancies. life, and to all forms in which such truths flattery; now he (After a pause.) l'ut where do you live, Miss what is tran?ietit and no longer of service der of "the tribe. When he has finished and their own "writing and put by many an im-Iorta- nt Some Heaon aco a wular lecturer on "th Solomon has tried tries Ur widow ? except as a; historical and literary testi- own senses stealing away he written question to be answered fine art of dress" gave thi advhe: "Wear ttret can be conveyed. The command. "Thou promises. He repeats his praises, ami adds The Heiress In the suburbs. fel his gown the color of your hair. Iioum Kowns rh the head of mony to the growth and development of hanes the end behind his ears for safe "after while." your eyes, and evening toilet the shalt not steal." though it simply concerns that ho will make her the religious thought through the ages. keeping. Very few whites have seen the 1 known you elo it, for I elo It and every clor of tint - your complexion." An the majority cf women harem, chief of them all: Luck.- so-call-ed of an ethical relation of man with man. Is In Hard "Now tho higher criticism of pituri scrub, and its medicinal properties woman I know does It. "Oh! My, I have a .r hair, wis- p Mack, brown ray th queens, con- Anglo-Saxo-- a he-a- have either ts truly Inspired as the command. "Thou There are threescore and fourscore T.mmanr Times. the Hible docs this. It makes the Scrip- are unknown to the science of ot letters to write and I am going to dom and tate cf the advice is apparent a far uhalt have no other gods before me," which cubines. Mr. S i ilb! r When I came to New York I tures newly signlticant, beautiful and As before stated, the pituri take the first rainy day oft and do it," as street i concerned. To well means And virgin without number. dMn't have a cent In my pocket. civilization. eight of women drea drei concerns spiritual 1 helpful in the life of man. Of the higher miles lowg. It runs is the remark out ten to appropriately for each oreasdon. and tht the relation of man to My d.'Ve. my undented. but one; Mr. Murray Hill I was worse off than ceuntrv is about every drhs gooa. display any m-.th.- that I observes Dr. ut- foil make week. puson'i frefh which numtr his everlasting Father. The parable of the She i the only t.nv of her when 1 came to New York; even criticism from Munhall's from the back of Toko Water Hole selec- 1 didn't have easy drug re- of very rich beautiful materials, n.akes the good Samaritan, which deals with philan- She the choice of one of her that bare her. a yocket. terances he knows nothing. Hut evangeli-ca- n Linda creek, west of the Georgina river) It is so to our consciences your quote-d- . garding answering of tion of gowns "the color of hair" an eay thropy shown by a heretic to a fellow man. The tiaughttrs saw her. and called her blessed; Scribbler How was that? Dr. Horton. already says of It: on th. north to the back of Sandrlngham this letters and pu.tter. Is as truly Inspired as the parable of Yta, the queen and the concubines, and they Murray Hill I was ix.rn here. The higher criticism is of God. and. what- Stat'on on the. south, and is sixty miles vnotes. The postman rings nnd your mail the her. ! brings you an or a letter A convenient laundry Pair for the iantry li praisel staid grow In any invitation with es t prodigal son. which deal with the forgive- ever is to of individual scholars, wide. This plant dcns not in-h- jocki-- c(Uj-ifi- K A method, an earne'st question, or a note with a check 4'x30 and ha a wl. dcp ness of the heavenly Father toward the re- He invites hr to a dance and praises her Dniigerotift .Method. the must prevail, to the lasting other country of the world, and this is the iT.'th and width. This icket 1 Intend- - Courier-Journa- good i grow or an application from some deserving per- it. pentant, sinner. The Inspiration of the nimble feet, her gra:vful th'ure and beauii- l. of religion of the church and of man- onlv place iii which it known to ed for the Kclkd taM .'loths. On the outr fide. message does not depend upon form; lie dexdarts the str of his Youriir CWryman Would you me kind. or can be grown In Australia. It is not son, or a request for an address, etc. You ,!ow the deep dU thrUKh which the lnn-- r nl its theme, lul advise to - re-a- d nth -- you are going but upon its power to lift man up Into passion and atlinns that no obstacle shall write ny "Canon, now Dean. Farrar of Canterbury even known anywhere in the world, the letters, but out that l !g Pa is reached, in a pio? of linen a Clcrgyrr.an-N- o; you are tired luncheon, bug. higher and nobler life. And so, also. In- withstand him. "I will." he says, "climb .Old I think it is better to says in speaking of the higher criticism: except by a chance hearsay raveler. morning, and after twenty inches deep and Ftretchinir arro ib up palm I I re:u h without manuscript. Hut you should first I cannot name a single pro- ounces is and go to visit in the ufternoon; then This ii-e- e Ktlti !.ed down through the center spiration is not confined to any particular Into tho tree. will lake hold of your Mh t you student or From one to one and a half the for tnlYve,i an. I ttudy ( ur.ti! tocome thoroyghlv any ;ro;u trea;- - other rare come at night. form two fmal!tr cketf. form of iitter.incc. If tho pure and faithful the branches thereof." His only answer Is saturated with It. What is your fessor of eminence in Rritain riuarititv needed for each dose or napkin!. The hag Is made cf gray linen love? ono man one same old reply. She repeats toiie fr next who does not accept, with more or less is highly prized by the wild blanks The next day you remember with a little of for woman can be the htr ?un lay? mi nt. It two of those letters should bound with cotton bral J. A hem at the t p ter of pleasures modification, the main conclusions Is seen by the wide scope shiver that hlrr-- ehade-.tle- k. promoted by the law the law is given: If reinlniscensts rural and rural Yuung Clergyman The Hum Demon. of the of Australia, as n answered at once: that ycu are mlts It to he rn a short into can he promoted by a history, a Ite-tn-v- ca life: Herman school of critles. In erm;ny of countrv it reaches throutrh barter and have le rmli of which T.tte.1 a From it of obligations te both those people for e tni of. and Isaac, tho history is triven; if 1 am my beloved's, Ill (ireai Itself there are score's of learned profes- trade. Thrt native prizes nothing higher under the-k- even a eord passes by which the las Is Service. you wonder what they wili . sors, and among will do more for tt kindnesses, and MlSIH-nded- It can bo prcmotnl by a thtma. by the And hi desire Is toward me. JudfP. their entire number then than this herb. He 1 you: will tell you will er-M- ls my IM usty I eerv-:c- n any treas- think of and they Seng Song, dram?, is given. tVme. teltved. u k forth Into the f'eld; Rodes diil the railroad a great " Is said to lx only one nnd be a man of no than for other earthly an-- 1 ene of the iiKurel eurxlvnl of the itet- of the God y. I- -t US lo.1jte In tli" lt to-da- name who clings to old method in- Horn ceremony It is Indispensa- think you are very careless they are ts the rhort Jacket unaer nil Its ehajn- an t Is not tihut up to any particular method of viliKe. Walker-Ftop- the of ure. In th us Kft up early to tie vineyard.?; Weary red a train at a dar-scro- terpretation. pre- o man. tl:. Ktm, i'tiavf, boWm. KusUn Patrol imiurtlnk' His will and His life; all meth- Truth is urvat and will ble tho medicine In mrr, Lttlt us Me whether the ln hath budded and itj . ;:( o? country Is And so vour obligations letters mount m.l he French e.utrd. with its say military - of the tdturl - c ods are ills, all forms arv at His disposal. t.- - vail.' The elevation proportlon?- t.-c- .tn?-ii- t - lhuty Itr.1et No: !cr.all the- enrlnc'i up until thev sume ii;antlc ration. Tht diminutive . . - to eight feet a.n oi.cr- ion ui int- inspiration or And the hat there was a man on the "It would bo easy to heap up similar dec- about six hundred hundred you your h.cntly dre-- y nd and will lo- - nn inai nieKrannte4i te.in flower: track and he slowed Fre-mantl- ni'd ri.se to horrify in sleepier eflctle e. is waste wt-Mhe- r Bibie which denies, de-Hi- e, will 1 my larations from Dr. lirigg. Canon the sea. It a dreary of It warm hot the emphatically There give the love. '':. aboo hour.---. When you contemplate the task i' ,.f It? eliirince un.W ir that It is confined to history, The mandrakes give forth fragrance. Weary Walker Who was the man? Revs. Driver. Cheyne. Walter F. sand, but the Wahkl and Pituri tribes have xuifc!". Io h.inlsona- - lace, it is m.-- t dainty ant which herculean. il- -t : emphatically It And at our dxr are All mariner of preclou. lhuty ltode I wa. deney. Rev. Frank Porter, of the Yale shed much bl?ol defending this precious ir..k postman graceful with a ruli rtf t. in vHt It will attirm. artlrm. that can new ol 1, IUvinlty School, hortle s invading bbicks Hero's the remedy: The briiiK he a.s popul.ir dunntr the use of fiction, now fruit, and etc. Hut they would be plant from the of - quite a wirtrr an mak of fact, now of brcakfnft. (lo to your desl- HI &e- - law, of poetry, now Which 1 have laid up for thee, O my beloved. A Cold Simp. lost on Dr. Munhall. nor would I dream of who hav hunted it out and surged down your mall at md etn more worn. Kr It r?w of tlrLtra, now eit-fran- : of Twinkles. answering his though upon conquer country. Year.-o- f and answer each note or letter tha itnp:ny manv f outdoor cotun-- and on is conception And. turning to tho court ladies, repeat recent address, even them to this leim-di- - I lncidct.. a of inspiration larg- Kr.nv Furman How awfully jad about Mrs. so largely against me Herhtlng constant training made th- - r;iulr'!: an answer. Ycu needn't mak s icilet.i it made of 'ouiile rich er, broader, diviner a the refrain of the drama: dlrecteil personally, and " variously trimmed, than conception ."e Frlze. vere it not for the splendid opportunity U myall of the snnd climes invincible to his your answers into long letters. if uid pretty textiles and which contmes Inspiration either to any I adjure you, ( daughters of elese-rve- it is HdjuMed.' and. particularly If of Jerusalem, KM Ermine Indeed! I haven. t you a long answer diiitklv ! heard. What 'fforels me to place before public to the flow think the letter -- situ-.- particular kind of menace or any particu- That ye stir not up, nor awaken love, s it? the the ancient foe and a terror reserve a betUr day. and write r lf-t. it tr?nsp.rrrn in trice a plain, jeuse. rising and truly helpful view of the Hible. of our civilization. The writPr that fcr km lice into a cherniin ar.' plcturviue one. and lar form of conveying the t'ntil it j Fanny Kurman Why. right In the mldft of our ex- y, mitwaRe. Indft! "Mr. Munhall's personalities are indiffer-n- t Jived with these people: he has slept role answering the vital subject, and s capable a! of for any num-- kt It ts somewhat curbms that while, as I)r! is spontaneous; pur- very coldest veather some stupid society editor has l Iavo it cannot be r plain you will write a letter iter. and fanry Behrend has pointed iut her in the par-e- in a Mtrht fl iffy decollete to me. He is a stranger in Oakland, many times the restful pituri sleep. Thi' thut of fu parate .tlts. tdhvs blouses out. It has been chased. - I you make much head this one rich to Town. The result Is rdeuro- pneumonia, and he and It Is unseemly in him to criticise and plant cannot le transplanted. All efforts tr. ;u'mit that can't .an he worn in turn with litll deemed heretical not believe that the Ju tho last sceno love lias won. The is not exacted to live. condemn from his slender Knowledge the elo so have failed. ry if you intend to write a letter to ianr.iai.