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m,_|,,|, molly' 'achieved _ the ilel |e.|g¢_ again _withop.[._,it Eoothingigop- anoint prroirisd. rhrriigyioglr latin loser-we l with _ p an roamed, thnnj, x§n§i°_i=_1ve____°:\.hi'r into 1ih»,in_ths raainnpgont .¢i1°§W»‘.d» W° 09%" sometimes listen 'to"u 'ieetum »nu~i ‘rcup iihatit no lhnii benefit ¢h¢rshr».,i__M_z~»~_= W" _~¢°_ff=w do "gtknow much abouhbhe subject-. In lion. ihnname way we mny"pa`ss throunhllie, oirted havlngoyes but not mins. .wi2h»urs thinos. lint not,hearIDir. Al1fl.~i.=!H.-*'59 1“°¢_'ll‘° °U=i_\¢_ which might have been beneficial and and na cntfrtaining priived _but dull and uulnter- gointo ming bgopusp -we ‘fren/ieoted' previous oceans

itnrly ofthe. suhdoet under oonsidcru- in astr tiomsuwiiiiito me'n_n_to-n_s_all that was everyw intended it should or instenddl burden, declare justin accordance to the wayin' which ment wshavs entered upon it by exercising again,

qaninted with the Ilinuny inventions of low

m,,,,_ For no ting" _n_venage_ lecture is knowle clothed with polished' language to such vorsii an extent that _the hnacquainted mind ledge cannot hopsio rsi`i`iNhs _richest benefits He wh from it, hotoo life in its _many phases to doh nndslogeais clothed inzuch a yi‘u,v_ that strong we‘iibeneilt by and enjoy it only in so may lar ns ws have learned, its manning. In .fame solar-as we have learned-to, undo;-_stnud world lt, education while looked upon as a years necessary -thine in professional lifs,i'\ iuoreas no npttoho regarded often smoothing audit- morothana useful thing in sociailiie. rusbe \vhih,nfiiinihttsr or inet,-itis.ths-vrry forthe

ladder by which vge_l_n_oy__nsoend»,t> the son io highettpiiik iuthat stage oi' our exist- "_i_nh once in which it in particularly nofireodlaud-e for mnn to ber uipns.-wthlseeis-l.. stage; no wh

Indeed one mu-it be well educated in or Q eduoa _ iifr to properly appreciate their surround- proves ingi. Education make`_s'tiin._greot£di._I’ex_-_~ -spend once between _the"'sn]'ingg`nn_.l_tl1e civilized no in

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men ic wus ata _disadvanta|ze,'llke Miss Ev?"

him.

iiiary Corelli, because the lense othumor and had lnen loin out ol his composition. HP Do,

knew no other way of hitting the report- thou ers than to shake. his fist ut them from faith the platform and called them “r.tink- DPU!"

mls." Then they would toy entertain-

nouid bo confirmed in the entirely crro ncous idea that Dowio wasnfooi. Tob-

wrnth with the neyrspppers; likewise ‘ °¥=l¢f¢'i Methodists, bud pigs. These me,

inglywiih iho eruption, and th`e world

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llfiiiitcver he said or did ' wits tcthem £2,111

humiliatlonsof his eioelnz..yco.raotdis- haze' Wvr. lf. brought men and women to 2",” H” U11' i;.irinsnts_ In which ,ho lay_ dead. illn- liilfvusht cripple: to rash hsalihn hy §}‘,,‘§'

'7 F4 if °l1||drolltobsenred.,When gmt,

|I°_ann-iuncadin public that he had ac- F51, Ulgfisteii five million dollars, and naked the

Ni `wcaith had been _.drawn shouted “fd

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:Lora i>~it»r ilr.t in conquer Chicago. .He 2g:E\oouq§the§h.nl\§7c=:s ':o‘i:ro.o":"i»¢ag|;

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muriisiilhln cnrtwiirrl tour ¢h°“°“°d of \vii»ian.'» 1`3ni§"Pilia o fair nn.

toocnnuer' New -ZW wciileliflleve inn"

un' hun __mngin,|nd,¢_.||,n,|~, tiiy _w t snrxly do for ,ron who

nnroheri to Mrviisnp ,kong-_gun _ 'i

ora million doiliia-h,_'_|,i')|;».)l¢Aoy,`!f._sy ilia not on *hs rn koi it our :'h°d` D°”'° "M ihriviidioh abiimho ' °"' 'flfl1"71'fr~”‘2iif':°R'?r°i§h5s'i°»l'|":t

"°““°“' 'hilt-\hOf~\|OH\|`eb.i‘z's\lllOr1 “‘-"M: "°v|:;-7d:f.n_hEf' M gn,”

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"Ili ivmtma honing,-|, ‘M di: .iliieli Indio no _,»._Ba~colvIl =

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'-in as hire is raisins hianru with ii

an city. ohm rhino he éithnhtrd ae" 1 mfno 0' 'mt' mud °}`Y'_\"hlli1 Mlm 5 was Nh nmirgb "af

"ies In in himhi also na -hr :::.°:°°- s _ sl i» 1,, '"°V'W°i|0 W- ` ' hands.

mil' colony in. -leaeinlan _ __ ,._ ,_ hm. of wiemqginwwgmisi , v‘ ‘ _ °_“'_ .' ,_ _ . . _ , iihh‘.m"""'”!L‘°“¥~i1f*h*M_*_ii" i ' " 7 ~- ~ °\»l»unt..__wiihrr ninth; -." __ _hi ui.

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The savage while roaming over ds no doubt delights in the agili- flowers sndleoks upon tha treoi lnasur-e_ while making his way h the for-eat. Going over thc no doubt the savnzo feels glad is and he probably gazes at the lthn ceriain amount o_f'aatish1.- But howniuch more can' the edu- eivilized 'nina appreciate these who can walk among the flowers flsid asa botauisnausiyhe them me their diifoicct parts, who can the forest as an explorer, cross the asa naviizo or, look ut the stars as alouer, and search out wonders hem. Truly tihiul the heavens the glory of fled and the ilrmn- heweth His hun`diwork.:Educ1tiou, not only makes lite more full of

onrtnIonts,|iear_ching out the wonder-lui meanin wins. or Prhvi1shéa5ond.fhw°inih`r'¢°~ vduvw

iz but it isn good guide. The dmiudis agood director. Very sive been led astray because of dgebut many have sumrsd ed~ y through ignorance. Get* know- and labor after understanding.

o i_s_fuiv.hfuliu this regard ie sure is part in hilping to build up our free nation of the North. One izaiu lands and untold riches, reach und make friends throughout the ,only to find themselves lnaiter with property thnt has given no e, their money lost, tunic vanished lends departed; while the world s on ignoring them. He who labors se things only, will find much ron- rramorse and often be left alone' is giory,"~ with, muoh time wasted iforls turned to no account. But o.labars to secure an up-tvdute tion” labors for what time but

more irue, nsnze makes strongest, lug. makes richer and that which an enu'st“ul. 4 V . ‘

(Ooutinued.) _ 4, With sc p es and his own mind

in revolt, his case was hopfless. his wife and son turned against- The mewlfui end _name quickly, with itn flush ot the old power; ie died, with a promise to reiurn in A

sand yeo.rl.' No doubt he- left some ful followers who will cherish that

riuri_iig_ Rlieniiiatism 1

aero and doctors aharedihhe»Prophet’s Stan-ered$"5g{iHv‘emBY;:;1;,?f:§fd buy Dl'

nizing pagan,"-soru`stin1cs in one » of tile r. sometimes in on

vixzaries did not trouble his followers. ther, glare clam ia the book or

is-t'al:|'1u r euma sm. Do not”

I I d T ag inth ndgig o, ours. Elnch day DS _ U1 I - 8096 W0l‘!B- IJCFQBBEB p" "°" ‘°"‘” ""’"'°" °"°"°"° th torthrf. nr. .wiliuiihv Pink Pini-

‘cured ihousandsi "They cured Ilornco Plants, -of-Sorel, Que, oi ost nirgravated »‘ case 'of rheunint What thr»y‘ did for Mn. Plann- cau do for you He says, “l‘ seized with rheumiitism. l wnlk-

tiinchiziizhlsasconnioinr-¢;|,¢| md mutha, sd as if my boots wi-rc ililed with ,ur In 5,* ‘ ~ _ ebbles. The pains, starting in my

spread to nil parts of the body: hack af{id._1t;i%ts becnm? niiilgwiid \||.lWf\l` S 0 Vd EBIS Sli GTE

» ...i ‘i'°°'f°° .,'“:.°"~1°.‘.‘°" iw:

co ti 0 e _ arc n a

Llcwas_no:,;irht_thnh hsrhohld },,,,i,,,_*_¥,,,l,,,,,P ,egmgi ,,,",,,,l,|,, ,,},,_

iii money, e veiq people from ospnle o ever niz we mm n.

` od h D. Wliihm‘ I’i k

'hm "°""“7 “il P|ll°|¥"-‘R ¢°°l°U1|¢l gd golweé-2 rdliaféughtf tomyh u‘l.trI|1ti'>)n

, __ _ loxes ' befiire Mhhglry vs§eri~m'|zcnoR°l

"m‘"°“H|72 "_Y¢aii', ` _:< , _ ,_ »_felt'n gre~t improveiizeni. I com.ir.u ,nm ~ od the -‘trvatuirnt and my hrait

. STROUS MENTAL KXPLOBION. grqijgnllly n:¥|;|||l§` ting? tllll naw I ‘ ' it' G- - III I0

Hn?";":lllltAdhacinow:.eIIlA!ldlrl iiatf\B:\`i;red;“Ilt .Susana gguigrisii; tio ni oi¢|,|||,_|¢,,, hug, i uso efmso'esree' wasdlp $1-0 _nat _ ‘rr-‘ll and strong after livla yenlguo

° "°i"lhlilW|§‘l°Ull Wlllllll orlure. The-y vi-onuil io know what

ii about the change I tul

There hs iihvs the “fro ‘ M QQ, than *tgp hiel:iI°°h’|_mr)-'.i\:u\f|)l;m1 "°“-’~"lwi¢heu_h»v¢rui’i;.ii¢. alumna ii'$'iff"°2i§'l’¢'i..i‘=E'§'.'t'.'{i&§$‘"2`»<i'~’2 'io

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Succeeding "The Prince Edward

\ ’ Island Msgazins”- issued--Ev'sl'y"

_,_ j A' “_ W ' ' Y Saturday Morning Y ‘sz

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Hoi’on, ma irensi H’fie say somiirig hsbout Bees 'tonuei too:

I Dere’s pinintee felier hon dees plass, das tink'sh$’s- no go trod;

Dsss cos de peeps das ieeve round’ here, dey neva re _see no ting,

I = Dey tink das foolish has de plan, to go cross “h__0t11de. wingf'

Ma frens, H’ime but poor farmer man, wass leeve near--Rixstico,

' H’ime not mooch hedupate mweif, but lmow a ting or two;

One ting is dis, dass true for sure, dat dis ’olc Hisian_’s slow, Dat we’il not mak de Gqvermagh make _h'engine go below. _

' _ Across de Strait, h’under de h'ice, dns block our H‘fslan"` shore,

`~-_ She's not stick to de couirac', dat slie’s mak wit Ixus before~

~ Dat if we join de big “Coufed" we'li travel hevety dny _ _ _

Across de Strait, and dat drif li’ice wont mak de icas’ delay,

Dey’ll get dis Hislan’ sign de deed, han’ when de trick is done,

_- Back to de town cali H’Ottnwi1, to Pai-iamagh he's run;

\ f Dembeeg feller hon Canadaw dass tak de Hisialh’ iri,-.__ :

Hes get big handle hon’ees nam’, but “our ship she’s not come in.” , _ H’excep' dem ship dass cross de Strait, perhaps one trip`l1’e'a¢h ` wick, ` ` ‘ ‘ '

\ Scmetam she’s cross but twice a mont’. han’ den sometani, she’s

StlCl{ _ ...lr ,iw crinlg- -

' For two, three, couple of' mout’, meautoln the peeps whats live

lieisewhere _ _ ,. _ _=.. e-,_,,~

Gets broke hon de Cape or dc hotel bill-dass mak dem felier swear.

Dere‘s me dass got potat’ for sale, hdlso sometam de h'oat, \

| H’ile no can’t ship dem tiug‘h’awny. all hon account dem"boat;

Ma falnilee hov fourteen boy, she’sl1ai1 ieeve and gc Wes, - ` Derc no mak monee hon de farm on haccount dis socre mess.

, Himc tink our H’isian’ Politic' wass veesit Laurier, ~ ~ ~ °

~Dere come home, back, ver’ much hexclte wit a *seventy-t’ousnnd'

- pay' _ _ _ _ ._

' He say you tok dis monee boys, and pay hoff all de_det:

Dey doan know M’sieu Laurier; he`s foxy chap, ypuhet!

By Gar, I doau see wnss de huse fer cash fer run dis 'fsi'e',_ Dere'1i soon be no one lef’ behine-dass mak me veryrile;

Das foolish monee spent for paint hon de ship das go_in’_`,dowu,

' De ting fer do is stop de leak before de ships gc drown. _ ,`, _

Dcre’sp1uintee tonnel hon de H'Alp, das only rock han snow, Wi\a’s troub’ she doan come pass on here, where heveryingls grow; You say posseb’, das foolish talk, das to mooch for hexpe`c', Me fren, you doan tink dat way soon, when de.Hisian’ §h_e's one

" “ wreck,_-_- _ _ _ ___ ..

l _ ~ Hiie tell you felier, you doan hear how General Bonypart, - - ~

He’en_toie hees- troop -hon de wintertam, “W_e're gofn’_»fbncress de

HtA1p;»x ` V 2

Dey say 'bout heern, hees go crazee, to honderiaic' dattour,

' _ Dey Bony iaff, and swear “By Gar, dere’ii be no 1-lT"Alpfor'sul'€-"

He doan care, wat depeople say; he say she’s goin’ be done; An' de troop dey fight togeddcr well-dass how de war was won;

Das no get scare at de scoE an’ jeer; but is halways “in de gli-ig." `

She’s broke de bargain, an’ by Qar, de fire is in do fat; `

‘\ ' ' Heesbgeeve our Pol’tic‘ 1' fiatterxe mclie, hees say “You are good

oy: _ '

We’ll gecve you nodder boat for gif’ -dem’s pretty cos'ly toy.”

` Dass hall right too, ma frens, we’re glad for hav’ de boat; `

We’ii huse her on do summertauf” for carry l1o_ut'do'hoat;

| Wit’ hoat, cabbagh, potat’, surray’ wi’li_ load her to de gunuei.

But dat doan keep de ba’ gain true, and dat rloan buil’de tonnei.

Itseems that our charming Canadian guest An’ den I’m hearin’ a voice is say

gf; fewyears ago, Dr. Drummond, thc poét “Come along, fader,_don’t min’ de wny

S who-hrs-irhhihrirlitsd the-' Hahinnv' dir- De boss 0" de wrap is _sw for you -

loot, gave tc his friend Waiter- Brsckf.-it, So you lectin boy IS 80111’ 1°K111d= y0\1lr00:

` the tg-gut pointer (they were fond comp- _ It s easy for me, for do road I know

anions' of theiisliiiig pool) wliiic here in 'C05 IU'1\\'@lltm3UY ii 51°* 980i" Boston ll18f.`3_ ¢0PY~'°f the Verses Whkfh he An’ Oi Mon Dieui`we'eu he turn liees iicnd recited. in the studio with -tears streaming I'm seein’ de face of ma boy is dead- dowu his faire. 0!\d'WhiCh. b¢C“»\15@fh¢Y C°“*` Dead wi’ de. young blood in lices vein,

memoratc the peeifs 0Wl1"S°¥1» MF- B\'i\°k§tf An' dere beforemc lic come again ~_

- has though! 10°-58¢\'°d"~““d intilliam ¢\l¢\' *° Wit' the curly .linir an’ dork~biue eye

' allow published theiin-'lifetime of the author. S0 ink do blue on de summer sky..

'1‘h¢y are published here as an affectionate tribute to the gifted lover ,of things "both

greai and smallz" _ _

‘ ‘ ' _ ' ` But climh_it` jus’ a‘s.I_,nsed to dot. _ _

L05' "ight W'°l1 Pm 51'-*Ping I dream 3 Doi1’t stop' on de roliij fbrl noed'no res' '

_ _ » .dream i i ' _ ~ ` -so nag stirs horses-lhsiis wiis drr`¢ii--` V S 3; ..._ ;;'_f_;-l'-f it -='~°-“f=- ~ #"-

_ n again wit de baby smile

Too longnuf hard for a man ink me An, sa I “Dear Fhder Pm here ou see

' So ole he can only wait decaii ' l -Weh an wsu” jus, -on mfge ’

' I’ mb” "I-“er "me to au' Very dark in you# hut tozns ~ii's light ' De night is dark an’ de portage dere D' '°“d""° "'°°°l '° 5" "‘°“i3ht"" "

_ ‘ Is nlrrow, wit log iyin' ev'fy_ w'ere, De boss on do comp w"ere' I always stay _ Black-hush aronn' on de right an-' lef', Since ever de tnmll was-go away - ~- A et¢pi`tt`un'de_rond,§an’ ydu los' yourse‘f Heweloomgde poloresl msn dat coil

~ Ds'ia'io__o')i_a;ti;'~jde star _lbova gone, » But do i2ltfl'fdu do hes’ ofall-4 V- ~-» """ 'Yet-lt5iil_iet'f_'tig‘t¢i|_1n€f-l"l!ius’ go ou. So datfs the fsfaik for you` _

" " ’ ` ` ‘ ` - An’ cotn\'tonighl.‘for to bring yo`u‘troo.

An' irowno more for do road I care Au’_ slippery log lyin' ev-ryw’ere,

An’ “Fw * t°¥ me u I -° tlé ybiing Jesu 'w"én `he"a'lié`i*e

De face of my leetle son leo! lite' so-4' f--' Deir of beyouhondswifiitlll ses. .

_ f _ L_i'gl»}'aa`;af" :sei of deialiinl a'now ~- W‘l\°_1»'d_n -inns hhy aaaeii'_a»i~¢r-

_' Wqkfni lill ¢lIl’ly-lilff, ` | _ ‘¢gg”._..

Can simon' tonoii heem so dearth me De *Mama hd M “wap '

W ie dmng.__ Ifdraiim _nizht , Is ngtaliigavhy on _de moff3h':li|h¢?

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De swim? Bn de valley, de mountain, too,

prim; sickness rloei n't ours its if-the e is In the blood, und that eau.-c t be remedied. It is easily done with ozone, i- ninrvslous rome-dy that flea l-hs hlcojf and expels tiichr ors and libido!!! thu? depuess and len. i at think 0| it-Ferrosons upiihv the N ferrous system, renews the blood, kbs t rich and red -lives the nora oi thnt’s needed |i\ throwing off weak-

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HIS BIRTHRIGHT

mon by Rev. Wm. Dobson, Pastor

' of First Methodist Church. H

ermon on the Subject of _Esau Who Despised His Birth-

right and Sold it ifor a Mess of Potiage

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ffhtportcil by The Guariiinn Sloncgrnpiicr.)

_ Text: So Esau despiscri his iiii-tin ight. 'sr

Genesis 25. 24. , li

The

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Wordsworth of the Old Tvwnmenf. '-‘x

was iiuehasto produces uonsiitu- fha

insuspicionfthat it is tho lrcsnexplanntion |10*

-_ yet given of the evils which trouble us in lfh0\1BMldS 0! YWIFJ WWIUUU BUY Hillbil-

Chhrlottetown todiiy. A few years ago turn vflorvisn Mir- In the Avu-:lv-Soros

' the scientists took hold of this doctrine 1”'*°° "muh is “ mixed ""°° 5¢f“`U<‘LY WW

oflike producing like, nnfl instead of‘0U||f|l‘¢|l 0! UW Slime ff\lDU.Y H0 BNIB

ning itto siuiulnoas, they spread Gibb

' lt_over the whole kingdom of life, and Mid _ _ rnlierlit the Law of Heredity. They tan discipline- Tlwtmlnins that misht halo

us that every species cflifo is nlwnyg Mary would ruin John. This is the in-nat

:ir-ctio'|s, it mvor selects what could i mn-~ui‘iictureri into 1 oak or uhem-

nutursso thoroughly. In the Bbln we |' pee -

» MVB llmll in his strength und in his weng. lar nn ure. All this is true as well in the

So then we hnve in uw B,|,1,, the aniuiiii kingdom. Here ns wellns In the y _gf Gulf, |-¢ve|,¢,i,-m 0, mmse" vegetable kingdom, each life is truetothn ¢ history of the Nvelilgon of |,,,,,,,,,, law oi' its species, but the iudivldunl life

i nature. For some time pint, we have W

` = been

"ly perfectly ndaptod to its own ui

ithln thulimits of iis species is varied

studying |n um §,,,,,},,y Schod hy along proc-ss of transmission from

_ f Go<l`s methods of unfoiillnu His plan cl' ‘"-

rsdem

tin x- io son. One life may be noble,

ptiou. We have fol’0.-rod A‘~,»,\h,m, axiotner ileuénerntr, another hursix and

< out ofthe innd ofthe Chnldenns, studied U* his faith, his doubts. his irlumphr. ami m°5h1i"fS H0519 Md R€"¢l'0\lH Wllllwt his failures. Then we took up Isaac, tho Only select its uiatcrinl, but so guido it_in man whom Canon Lidilon used tocnll 0 R11 i ' -

ucl, another sind and gentle. The

nlring, that tha body will correspond

uciiy to the nobility of the lite within.

was not 50 ment' 4| mm, ,H |,;_,, So as iiviiviilml lives vary, they build won; ha was m,_.,1||;,mve_ ,, mm, upludits in perfect horn on w h these

h who saw visions and dreamed dreams. "fi

i It was his misfortune to haven pn-nt C"

ll/ f. flitber-u father whose reputitiou com- I"

*'° _' plotgly ovnrshndnwfd that af ¢,1,e\,,,y_ ifyou urea careful studrnt of human ` _ Then we came to Jacob and I-Iiau, mid "H ` hsrelwaut ua to'pause and study some 0! | ortho ciinnioterlstlcsol the rlrirrirnimr ammintawae with him. MMI dare my

‘ nnwnll .ng their gnggnmn ln nm., )i|¢_ you have noticed how seldom you hnveto

if _ -_Perhnpsicint-erprst Esau so as not to do Uh

_ him nninjui-tice,lt will be necessary 'n i-hfnil We W!\l1¢¢»0 remember IS that

‘f ’ remind ourselves cl two or three priuti~ ‘ll

~ _` pies which must always be tiknn into Pllnlllhii U10 |106! S0 I/hill? NIU 505! ‘Hill

, _-account when dealing with men and lb#

.-_ their actions. The old theologians tell HIWHYU l1lNlU"~’Hf»1 USG" Dhrvlllll #hut

_ ’.-` =i gusthat the reason for all our present 01`R’\l'||z*\Yfl°D l10G°fd|I!K to its ovlll __€_0l' _ U _' troubles in the world is to bs sought In stituiionsi pcouiiarlties.'I‘his is why every ll the rout thnx the hither ni the race mann walk is vevulim to hluweihhlv

tranrgressed God's law in E<len’s Bar- IW

' ' ilsn, nnd that the effect-of that trnnsgres- 11°

= ~ ~ y it

rintlons. This is why mon curry their urictrrs in their fncos, why they emi); they flu, talk na they aio. This is why

tum, you form such a driluite ¢opin'on n |.unu’s characteristics ou your first

ange your first opinion. The next

c 'i'i- within guides the matter in or-

if.-ct harmony with tin iii.-, iioihslito

gh, his mudo of thinking; this is why two men act exactly alike, no more n nny two men look exaeti alike.

` tional tendency to the w.ong, nnii ohne Another thing that is worth our remem-

_ - , _ i - i 1 - _ \ 5 itnp, ¢,Un5i,{|,u¢,|mm| tcniluucy hu, |,r,¢n beringis that where n nation has income Das kin of fclier we s e want _les now, dass hondertak bee ting, l musmmed from mth" tom" an "much DM

without any admixtuze of foreign

the ngosso thntitlins rsaoln-d us in thi- elements. thier distinctions bewmoless

1; present generation. Adam, itig nnfd_ marked. Enioii individual lilc seems io ` beqnnngnn ln his gym l|kg|;cg,g_ Now 1 become moreiike every other nfiiviiluul

do ng; undnrtnkn [0 expinln w you the life. 'Phisisuiiycvery Gbinaman looks

$2 ,_ philosophy oi this,yetI have more thiin like

every othrr Chiniiinan. Iiererlity been manifesting itself in China for

erin appearance or tcuipernmeni. seldom require the same traiuinq or

L, mg lows gf its n-,gm-,_ problem of homellis today in the~Auglo-

notable and the lower unlmalsas BUG

' Q v

’ v "Nm, nnd will transmit its own nature from Saxon rms- Herein where the mo_Lher's

f ._-t., -,-_,___ [__ _/_ ,~ i'. ' ,, _ » _ .~. < '- ' ,____ __ _ gone;-ni,icn tc gnnorntion_ It is in-9 of genius is snen to triumph. Knowing this

‘ ` »` ' ` ` ' the ve

adjustsiierirnlning tosuit the cou-

welirts ofrnau. Because t-hi-1 isso, you stitutionni pecuiiniities olher childrdn.

si try in make this pi-aiu so we mn here, fails lnileod. llut further, it is he

, “M11”-¢, whnpwo M-5 wdnyin tnmpem- This is one of liie great probiemsin our

:Il »-- » . . S nisnt ond constitutional peculiarities. public echoolsmndthe teacher whvlsils _ _'_, - _ -\ '__ i Let u

y ii

understand just what it nionns. An old dutv of lim indlvlfiual mnn and woman Grecian once 2rii~iii\ei'i lifu :ui being “that to so condition iiisliurcdltnry peculiarities

h guides mutter inf organizing." Ii il!-\ tolirini: tiirm into perfect harmony

in thniuo inthe tres ondinths nniiniii with thu lifcuwi wnohlnus oftimt Msn

guides the mniter to linlid upthi- of Nazareth. lt in horn wc have _our

nintorlni to ly. Thellft- in the maple irrr Ileroest battles. win our sroetflt vi'=l°rl=~

ther out oi’ iiie enrtb the sunsiiin , JI' Slllrvr i\i~lH§li°0\l9 flllféni- V »

ii » 5*

and thc siom. just whrtit reqnlinsic. Ilaviriirulctsdve\~v\1rlrf\rr\nd when

units irnnlr, its lnnnolirh, nnd its _rouuhly Vw doctrine 0! heredity#-1 uv- ,,_ 1i,||ev¢\- mnkegu mnmkg |n |i,,- plied inthe transmission ofooniatiintiouui

cculinrities from one generation to

.-tnonhcr, and how- in n ruixrrl race wld*

cies may lie dormant for years and

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then miiriiicst themselves a aiu in nil

_ _.___ s_, » -~- .their ici-cc, linviniz slated those things,

isny, I want you to_u|idersiuncl that they

owe Esn

_ * cha

could ui winter exhrtusls vitality nnri ini!

account for all the diiferencss we find bi.-

cn Esau iind his brother Jacob. u is not to hlnuie for his natural |sctci~lstlcs; he is lo blame for allow- themiorun riot, and not hrloklll! ,

sts rvuryvlw to disease- Sorimr ir theniinto snhjrc.ioni,o his better .ludr to bring tin-ilness and iungucr thni ment' and ‘.1 he ku., U,” 'mg "gnu

not go.

to ninnn io him as the chieltnih of hil rntlirrh chin. Wsilonot know anoueh about thu Ciisidi-an race to ¥Il0Wvfl`-"ll whom heinhrriton hirinnirinnol mull- ,,,||,|u, not wsdoknow that he MINI' ` nhl thorn. Hs seam to have been our of php" good-nsturod men with lno filed purpose in life-ons whom details both- ,nm ||-||taf,od, always ready for sonn-

andn ringlsnirour- thing that lntueawd him. Ithlnir ifle

og-,, gg sway the advantages annexed halt; tnroozh F°f'°'°°°;-U fgd" li onlyune it,ycu ll sulniy KN* '“'°”l’ -7 i.-s htshmoini »ilr:ion;s|mr»:°;l'¢;¢k“

'* 0\ll¥

om ilhfcoaase ollotllo U'Wl’|° °"“l “MW

tonla

todnyin Charlottetown and soui-- wsro in ask you where he were yrs- y yon would not be far ssirayin fring “Weil Idun’tJust lnow, but

"lou, "Pk", cum he was likely out ilun'inz Irene wiliin

B0. Rememgsr the nomo Franc 'I

boot nnd some decays." Such s cons' itu- tion, ns n rule, manifests itself by exaailel- ‘ _ _

evsrythinlr it comes in co Ita: t. it is not strictly fnisehoo<l,it is a sort

of rhsioricai exaggeration' If tbemnn is cold, he expresses it hy saying he is lmost frolen to death, if he is sick. ho

ing, if hunlry, he is ntrrv d to

death. Such was Esau nnl such his

inrltlss as he returned from a hunt- expedltion hungry and wr ary.

noob, his shrowder brother, was rr -par-

(Couiinned on pwgr 10.)

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