Clo«4 ^ • r H if t.
The members of the M ethodist
Episcopal church invite yqu to
enjoy their services with them.
Sabbath school—9:45.
* M' lining worship and sermon
Cra4lwf m i Land and Nswrlshsd by Fog
Rain and Snaw. -
- 1
The blue color of the sky is owing
to floating particles of invisible dust
tbit break up and scatter the short
waves, which are the blue waves, of
light. This occurs principally at a
great elevation, where the atmos­
pheric dust is extremely fine, while
in the lower regions of the'^air,
where the dust is coarser, the scat­
tering affects all the rays, or col­
ors, alike. The brilliant fringes of
clouds, seen nearly in the direction
of the sun, are largely due to dust,
which especially accumulates in the
neighborhood of clouds and refracts
the sunlight around their edges.
Front the great quantities of ice
drifting in all parts of the ocean, in
high southern latitudes, it is prob­
able that the formation of icy in­
land* is much more rapid than ia
cnerally supposed, says the St.
11 : 00 .
¿oui* Globe-Democrat.
Tho manner of tlieiy formation ia
Evening song and sermon ' easily explained: In the first place
the ice seems to require a nucleus,
7:80.
whereon the fogs, snow and rain
Mid-week service Wednesday may
congeal and accumulate. This
the land affords. Accident then
separates part of this mass from the
F r e s b y t b k ia n
Lam b Didn't L ib s Byron.
when it drifts off and* is
S rvices and Sabbath school land,
So
we
have lost another poet. 1
broken into many pieces, and part
October 29 aa usual.
— of
never
much
relished his lordship’s
may again join that which is
M orning—“C hriit Rich, Be­ in this
mind and shall be sorry if the
process of formation.
came Poor for Us.”
From the accumulation of now Greeks have cause to miss him. He
to me offensive, and I can never
' Evening—“How the New Tes­ such a mass speedily assumes a flat wss
make
out his great power which hie
or table topped shape, gradually in­
tam ent Came.” Second in th-* creasing
admirers
talk of. Why, a line of
ip
thickness
and
weight
by
aeries “ How We G ot Our Bible.” the coügellstion of rain, snow and Wordsworth’s
is a lever to lift the
Wednesday, 7:30—Command- fogs, which last have no small in­ immortal spirit. Byron’s can move
only the spleen. He was at best a
fluence in contributing to thé ac­ «tirisi.
cumulation,
aa
may
be
suppqMM,
...
-.-r • C H R IST IA N
-• •••••'
a few hours suffice to git« the mean enough. T dare say Î do him
9:45 a. m.—Bible school, Les­ when
rigging and spars of a ship a coat­ an injustice, but 1* cannot love him
ter Jones, superintendent.-
ing of ice a quarter of an inch nor squeeze a tear to hir memory.
thick.
Thus masses of 1,000 feet —Writings of Charles Lamb.
11 a. m. Serm on—“ Why Christ
in
thickness
might require but a
Had to Die.”
few
years
to
form.
5:25 p. m —Teacher* Training Wnen the icebergs are fully form­ To become lu n sun PruwkswnlM.
drunk la a condition
wblcb any one may fall In the
Class.
ed they have a tabular and strati­ Into
Exposure to the sun’s rays
6:30 p. m.—C. E. and Junior- fied appearance and are perfectly tropica.
will reduce a man to a condition al­
wall aided, varying from 180 to 210 most exactly resembling drunkenness
Intermediate prayer meeting.
height
He staggers about and ia usually com­
7:30 p. m. Sermon—“The Fall feet In in some
places
the
United
Statee
pelled to lie down and "sleep it off.**
of M an.”
expedition, under _Captain Wilkes, 8uu drunkenness la sometimes accom­
by nausea. Another curious
sailed for more than nfty miles to- panied
ffect
in
connection
life in tba trop­
ether along a straight and perpen- ics where the sun with
Five year prograq^Sunday.
rises a t the same
icular
wall
from
150
to
200
feet
10 a. m.—Everybody in Sun­ in height. The icebergs afloat were time all the year round, la th at if you
no* get up before sunrise you do
day school in an effort to attain from a quarter of a mile to five do
not
feel well all day. Ton feel heavy,
the goal—25 per cent increase. miles in length.-
out of sorts and sicklsb.
11—Morning worship, “ An Ef­ In their next stage they exhibit
the process of decay, being found
Compllcated, but Easy.
ficient Church.”
fifty
or
sixty
miles
from
the
land
"How
get ynar husband to
6:30—Intermediate and Senior and, for the most part, with their do what do be you
doesn’t want to do when
B Y. P. U.
surfaces inclined at a considefable you want bim to do It?"
7:30—Evening service, theme, angle to the horizon^ caused by "That's easy. 1 make a Mg fuss
something he baa already done
“ The Maximum for the Mas- their lower portions being unequal­ over
wbk-ta 1 didn't want him to do or 1 re­
ly abraided by the waves.
mind bim of something which I have
Some apparently retfin tlieir done
be wanted me to do and I
Revival meetings under the original
tabular form until they didn’t which
want
to
do and soon b a ts doing
leadership of Rev. P. R. ’ MaT- reach a lower latitude, while others what 1 want him
to do jnst as though
getts, of Spokane, will begin De­ have entirely lost it and have .evi­ be had wanted to do it- áll along."—
Detroit Free Press.
upset or overturned.
cember 10; Get ready lor his dently
The
large
ice
islands
are
not
“
t
he
coming
Montreal's Cathedral.
moat dangerous to a ship in passing
great landmark In Montreal is
among them, aa they can be more thr The Cathedral
Notre Dame, which,
easily avoided. On the contrary. It next to the fs of mous
In the
ia the small, broken o r. detached City of Mexico, la the cathedral
Plants reach out tow ards the pieces,
largest
church
level with the water’s, edge, Im!Ming in America and bas a seating
sun for brightness ni foliage and which are
the moat mischievous, for
of 12.000. The church was
blossom. The north aid* of the when the wind is high it ia almost i-ararity
bullt ln 1825» and Is noted for Its mag­
house is not. overran with gay impossible to distinguish them from nili eut chimes, one of the bells of
break of the sea, and yet these which, called "Le Oros Boprdoo." la
color. T h e s t r o n g , stocky the
small
do a# much injury to a one of the largest suspended bells In
grow th in found where the son vessel pieces
as
large
ones by knocking a the World and weighs 24.780 pounds.
shines. The cornfield delights in hole in her bottom.
A Lightning Flash.
sunlight. Th • wheat gets its
A flash of lightning lights up the
Spurisus W arks Attributed to Stoma.
for one-mllltonth of a second,
literary pirate was not the ground
Animals naturally seek the sun • only The trouble
yet It seen» to us to last ever so much
of
the
eighteenth
cen­
light as they do food and drink tury author. There were the con- longer What hepttens Is that the Im­
pression remains In the retina Of the
They thrive upon it. In the coctora and publishers of spurious eye
for about one-eighth of a second or
morning they are aw ake early, works under his name, and Sterne 124.000
as heavily from these as lasts. times longer than the flash
waiting to catch the first sun­ suffered
from the pirates. The publication
beams. When the sun fades in of
Unsolved Mystery.
first I wo volumes of ‘Tris­
the west, for them life’s joy is tram the Shandy”
waa followed as soon Pa. everybody knows Methuselah
gone—they go to rest. They as it was apparent that the book waa the o'dest man. don't they?"
my son.”
was a success by a third written by "Yea.
love
the sunlight
A IR -T IG H T
“Then
who know« who was the old­
writer and boldly attributed est woman?"
But man seems to shun it. He a to hack
8terne. Several other spurious “Nobody, my aon;. nobody."—Bald
moves his chair back into the works
appeared in the author’s life­ more American.
shadows. The sun smil< s into time iana
after his death his posthu­
Prom aero to seventy
the
room—the
blind
is
quickly
mous
works
in two volumes were
Cruel.
degrees in five minutes
draw
n,
as
thongh
light
was
obligingly
written
for him, as were Clara—He toys be thlnka I'm the
and an evenly heated
nicest girl in town. Khali I ask him to
something to be feared, a tres­ also three sets of his original let- ran?
home all day long ia guar­
Sarnh—No. dear: let him keep
anteed with this remark­
passer to be ordered off the
on
thinking
ao.—Town Topics.
able heater. Come in now
Injurious
to
Bight.
premises.
And
this
by
man.
en
—W e have a size and
Looking into the fire, particular­ The lesa tenderness a man has ta Us
dowed with reasoning powers!
atyle to your liking.
nature tbs mors be requires from oté-
ly
coal fire, is very injurious to era.—Rabel.
There is plenty of sunshine. It the a eyes.
Looking
at
molten
iron
has no price—Wall Street does will soon destroy the sight. Read­
not control this commodity. ing in the twilight is injurious to
War does not curtail the supply. the eyes, as they are obliged to
Hardware
It does not become dissatisfied make great exertion. Reading or
with a side light injures
with conditions. It never de­ sewing
both
eyes.
eyes should be ex­
crees a “ walk out.” In order posed to an Both
equal degree of light.
th a t the whole world may share The reason is that the sympathy be­
in its output, this servant of the tween the eyes is so great that if
pupil of one is dilated bv being
public works twenty-four hours the
kept
in tho shade the one
a day, tor the sun is never off that is partially
exposed
cannot contract it­
duty. Somewhere on our globe self sufficiently for
protection.
'
f v il l he is shining, even when it is
Shifting th« Blam«.
night with us.
aroM ivd
An
old
tenor who had once been
the glad orb of day a joy­ a great favorite
was broke, down
drcivchod w han ous Give
welcome. Open houses, cel­ and out, and had Wen
sleeping in a
lars, schoolrooms, churches, of- livery stable for three months when
is hi a dess bv ItMlf. It’« mora
tmrttully Made and m ad.
fices, stores to its beams. Good he suddenly got a chance to sing the
(rom better materiati.
—
in which he had once been fa­
Doctor Sunshine is a sovereign role
mous. La Scala, at Milan, was
w ill keep yoM d ry an d healer.
packed that night. He sang—most
Quit
the
shadows
and
get
oat
painfully—before
that vast audi­
co m fo rta b le .
into
the
sunlight.
It
only
asks
ence.
/
At
the
end
the audience
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
a chance. It has prevented hissed with unanimity. “Ah,” said
old tenor in the wings, ‘ees eet
many illnesses. It has cured the
not
Zee Italian people,
many deep-seated week nesses. xey no painful*
longer
care
for Verdi”
Back to health it leads its devo­
Chines# Students' Answer*.
tees, along a warm , well-lighted
In
answer
to the question, “What
pathw ay.
are
the
five
great races of mnr- owowoeowowowowowowowowowow
We need not travel tar to find kind?” a Chinese
student replied. i Don’t pay warprices forj our ?
the sunshine. In oar own door- •aid Bishop Montgomery,
“the 100
yard it w iuts to heal. Use it vards, tho hurdles, the qusrter mile, | Overcoat or Rain Coat 1
w ithout btint. Revel in it. The the mile ahd the three mileo.”
supply is abundant, and there In another paper a Chinese stu­ 5 Get them at the right prices from ♦
will be no bill coming later for dent Mid that “out of eight, out of
services
rendered.—Editorial in mind,” conld be explained in two
The Giapbic and Weekly Oregr The People’s
Home Journal for words—“invisible,
insane.” — Loo-
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