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edPea and °Ore Valuable 101eeStatlai- •
el 'Particular lueereakt WOMNI PAWL
'TIELPtit,
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When i1is twee ssary t.o.palte. sev-
.eral..eakes. at 'once, ".save. y.ourself
the tiresome beating o. the batter
by .pUtting, the Ikerluired_inoredierits
'in their"nsual ..iarder into a emelt
; PrPaTA -frge;r,. Aje..IY-Vin,14.tgrf
Of 'turning the erank'..reSults in ',a.
/ •
ee • for
•
.a succensful eake. This is a great
improvement oyer beating With
I
13LE01.1.ED-AgOIPE.S; nte40.1 made ob flint eaWn, like Yo' • spoon after the old fashion.
Fried urnaie.....ohop,„ fine '• be4. Fit iP one.rcupful.° T4? prevent the bottence'of kettles,
Which ha i 'VerY v`litte llewall? three •heapiie tea • -from laecotning smoked Soapthem
• tender, . Bea it again .in the 'same* PP0onfals ebgbaltpn! poWdall. eat well befere putting on•the fire.,
nstinirga
- Y9IL', throitn along
t.5,_yidsa de salt th, To pirneiziltve, es o4m,ps ardiliTpohttIhs,,beiiirrtgkolf_enogor
o ,
with: .pepper and salt., . press the Poah• 111M
yo' --1-iriffa-St-he fr-alsh .S45413Tn-idi-Orta. week.
4.irnoid.. When the .an swee , honey .stir ,in de them tou&i and pliabe,, and makes
theat is cOldt'Plbt it into slices and caWn Meal, good:al:1)- hahd;an, as tliCni wear Much longer.
fry • it of41.1(,, flOWatt. Wid___de•Yeas!IOW When boiling'•ifee'•or beans", two
•••• Celery , -and- Egg ;-..a.--Belgian, eliSit, 1401 iniied 4-!•• ' 2°01 it'inter:a:0141"; :things' „which' will boil over, pia, in
Pitees'ler P#1.r•ar1!.. de' evem; '<a; lump Of""bfitter,,,,Sie, 'WaAUt
thl'aP Orhitik'stalks otcelerY cook. -e•f•Yen4illa. iS•• InckY, 'miff, 'to bah 'al and :this' Step -.the. trouble 4
"them. in'boilhig salted Water about gan•stove'diS Yeah cawn• bread Will' once. '
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tntY Ininates4;'-'draitli and akix be. done ProWn'14.:110, tlin6?;,,b14 U 11-1' Separating the whites fro:II:the
.With..jvhite',ncej:rpni -in indivduaI anole.‘"°d..St°Ve 14",;tal.ce,Sr*a.. yOlksi .0f: eggs. one will, soMetiinOS
' 'bs*ak.'`.-tli4 yolk the 'whiteV: in
:.eione, china dish break an egg over-.
the, eelerY ahd sauce, and bake in .quarter, which' ease the whites do net , beat
moderate oven about ten minutes; and core sit; tart apples,. take One light. Dipa'elean cloth into warm
Sparrow. eake:77.-Creant one. etip P°and sngar,„ one pint water, :hail water, wring dry, tench the yolk
with ,two..cupii.iii-d a.half :until like: sy,rup.: then ..4rOPt apples which . has been, ,dropPed to the
ot-sugaitrizaeinfy----rq-g-e--w-ai. beaten, in gild eflek until-elear, taking -Carer '1.-V-Filt-e--*Itli-Ifferali-7-17,
one clip Of Milk in wh,i,b to keel) their shaPe• When tender. eling to the''_eloth.'"!• '4 ' ••
spoonful of soda has been 4issolved Skim �ut,.P1"e on attcr to e°°4 '
rand,feur_cups-of-fleur-in,Arlieh_tWit7-.rneaSn're and stra.1n • • syrup;' there _ _
teaspoon/4k otereain,..of tartar. Jima." Shatild-15e'-eaWhialf-Piiit.".' 'Take '"Ohe' ''UNCI4V-ffilallf•-•TO--IIIS-NEPREW-
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been:mixed...Add mace, cieve . - •ein package lemon jllo, dissolve in • ' —
amnion, and allspice .to. taste, and two thirds pint. hot water, add to limpertalt far.ibm to .negli4e in
bake in a Moderate' °Yen'. •.• your het '• syrup, Ws' Relatioub Mai • <,
poqr ;over -aPPles;
Date Pithe-.nnd „ica.i.i.-:,...wele:_seirve__Cold_with.-ereard.____You. can. • -7),_ -
011C'poinid-of dates; just Coyer,them I Serve 'viit'h these 'small cake,. uSt'evy, my.1?0y,' eala"tli-lere-111-
•with^Wateii ,and cook until they are Deliciona• Corn Bread.1-7-One pint ram 'to his hopeful young nephew',
• soft. Riib'the'm through a sive in
_the ,saine. way that. aqUitsh is .straiii••,',
.d.. 'Beat. well < theee'oggs;,,addea.
▪ pinch Of salt end three-intge euPs
: • OUeinillehout
. pintse7eridmiX, With :the. dates. The
• 'eniititte shohld, about.theconsiS-.:
..teney efethe. ;for spiti„Sh or.
pumpkin' , pies: ,"..The :whites ,of .the
eggs'..may, be-•re-Se.rve.d.".for
gue; ••.or " whipped ,Crearn, • MaY be.
apread when,.the pie is• ,
- 'sna-f1.-;----X-0-r-4,latielleon Or
----7-iliiincTri-V1-1-6-e'ethe--edlerialellow this
:Soup ,carries out: the-erder' scheme;
'also .0 cranew ff----y pre-
-., . pa.ring asefut ,icegetable: 'Beir
' :.onoii•gh ll-ubbaed senaehoe-gef-tWe.
Cupi nntShed ignortSh. one
*tart of milk and one' inion, and,
cook one-half hour, ire' a &dile "bai.
' ler. .; IteitiOve :the ,fire.;•and
'straitly Season 'with salt and
pcp-
per,totastc;. ,Init before Sending
the' tietiP-te'the:tabie addra-cupful
.WhippecLereain._•__IL-theLseup-is-
.Seeved ein boiiillonecups-place -the.
:cream in each cup. : • •••
Inelia„..Rieee_ItingS.To two euPs
:6U-vvatereaddeone-tablespOonful-or
„.chopped onien;•-enetablespeenful of
anehoey paste, salt,' pepper,: adaith
of ,tarragon Vinegar' and finally one•
.Speenful of butter into which has
.1;T -.9n .worked.,:one..4.0:Monfid,of :flour.,
toOk tintil all <the', ingredients' are
lilendeck• stirring censtantly-;.
-.then add"•rliced•.iir-finelY*-Slieed-ditek
„2..irieat or:chicken. .Let.thia_heit
'.:oughl.• add tile juice Of one' lairgo
orange, and take fiom., the fire.
Have in readiness small„Metinds.•of
boiled' rice, make a depression in
each/and fill , with. the, mixture.
threugh
.strainer one pint:of-stewed tome-
BroWnin the frying -pan two
tablespoonfuls of butter and one
Tit151-silopiifill' Of flout. ''.Add the
eetrained.'..toinatees, Loire .cloves,'
three bay .leaves,, ',three teneppeine
•fid4k-of -sugar; ont,lialt tettePeenful
Of salte,a gepereuse shake each of
pep.per
sPotonfid of Woitester-A ire Sallee.
eAlleey to eimnier sloeely„ covered,
. on back;:of tove :fey" an :hoer. Re,
,nioVe, Strain, Peilr,
gtietti, which ,hits been well:drained
grate -cheese, eveffejrand beei-Wii in:
.00-n for ten minutes..e :Serve, very -
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IctERNAtIONA.i; LESSON,
IftlIC4 54
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Iy iplargo:p.lhnettph,eth:ifttstipifsh: gwreaass:,•pportopllinaepkt:
' - 410 they humbly make ,acknoWledg,
41C.nt-°t Ikeit'allegiaiee,-, $till;"-alr.
verse.1,6 •sreaWs, they remain sone-
. what skeptical as to the departure
of glijah, -a94.411-igeSt ../1' Peareh bY
nftv strOng" Mem; ,Theremis a ter-
tain'hunlor .1n:the:Persistency , with.
-Nrhie. , .h.-the-Y-"nlle This IIPOQ. Engrg
until be shamefacedly gives in and
bids them send and look'. , ^Their
failure' to' 'find a trace ..,:' Of the old
seer, after •three days„, left' Elisha
as their undisputed leader.
es§uk, 0441.4 • goes uP bya
.whifilviett.feto .4eaven,
.g? Pfdden Teat, .
Gen. 5.
Verse 1, Jehevah wenld take up,
bursts upon, the Beene
at -start . with none of the an-
.. .
ricnineeraents. 'ail to birth 'Which..'we
findinthe lives, of most heroes„ and
•hia ,departhre is as .full•-of/lalystery
AS,' erigia,..:Pf no ethei`4 exeellt
Jesus, it 'reCorded that he -was
translated thin • way,.altheugh
Enech of course shares the. dis-
net having , Seen death.
with.
the Gilgal .on the eastern, betelei
Jerieho. It steed On, a lefty
about eight ' miles ti•orthwest of
Bethel, an:d is now balled liljilia. It
seems to. have been the seat or a
hciel-,47-lettirg-menwirrtr aintrerfe
the work of' a prophet, •
-2r Tisfry re he .1? till? pse of
Elijah was 'probably' to spare his
s twee sse. ••,the.: a n geish
the stormy scenes orhis departnre.
Fully •elozen ,• Years haxi elapsed
since the call had coree to Elisha at
•-the • plek,-: .0;dd-tiring all -that''.-tithe
he had no doubt enjoyed the 'closest
intimacy with this Most Picturesque
RAMMING OF THE EllPHOATtS S f C
MESOPOTAMLt. TO AGAIN,"BE FLA.T#y
1RTILE
,
.1uNismati
eres to he Atilt -Fa
ouch -70o_ Old • Pride and
ljeder'the Proposed .* They' Ott a New Lease
, 'Scheme. , ,of Life. . •
After • the Nile the EuPhrates. Flattery is the newest balm t�
lioth are to be damnied, and beth cure old. age; and all the partich,
by Englishmen. , lars concerning this remedy* will
be fennd set forth .in an ai'tiele
Dr. I: • le ,NaSchcr in the Medical'
Sir Jelin jackson, the, eilgine•er
WONDUREUL Slif•-,VIT: PLATE'. and eontractOr,' has inst.--signed,.;;#
contract.'witli.-the.Turkish Qeverri-
or-Gleneral, a. Bagdad .for tile, con-
struction, ' of- a great- dant ••''at •...the.
e4e: the; grater portioti'ef tb..e..en.‘ce.":40Wpoilhta51''itrn-ah.-.lea's'ee,e*ixtPilQ1P14:b-ate4:afin:;;hselle:it:mt1111:411tornMaet:Po:fworld .
f4m',5uS:. Silencer Chi4rehill'.the most fertile' -,regions • • Of the
Plate. housed at. 'Blenheim, Palade• "•‘.,
dukingAlle, -• Of-'• the •r'great: ',This „Ai& .irrigation • plan
Duke of Marlborough,'fr :'Whoin'..',hY'• is y bas6d 'upon the recoi»mendaticri
-a 'grateful' Queen. and. this Sir William Willeecks. This in,-
c.oxii.nhtry palace was. originally built.. volved the irrigation of oirer,:a3000,-
throtiisgh Pthiaete' in:.°tearmgarrticja; eAlothf.t)a..x.Pn °°° acres, at 'all' ''e8tiaiated.
-0-A14-4,--1--artgri-f.g-r-,,C41.1r°R 5 ''y.tileflOOk.,01C1 age conies '
and comprises one . five Marvel-- , Sin ee -the shbniisSion • that. man...begipa ..shimp and. ,
lous-tyine-icoolers -Sebenw-m-I908 a arge taff of. jet hYS backbone collaPse, If he
its great original ewner,' the' Duke ing the grouncl'sttnd studying the Will Make Mira do that.,_h*willikepp,„,„„,„
"OfZM-selbetetight,ion-his•eninpaignin:footeditions--with-'--thestrli---that--ne "•'-' • . • ,
the Netherlands) Plans -of a radl% .s.eoPe were -The physician declares 'old age te
In the-Volleetion are Five :Wine
• Coolets -as 'Big as Foothaths. ,
The 'Seendete:faniilyelieellihetite:
elle, does not say hoW he' has
used ii -in his.practice,.bat he seems'
--to••••!prefer 4.45-•'. arseme • sniall • • '
•citia,ntities - -of e,oitrse,- for- the ewe,
:senile debility '
In the. epinien •Of shievid
judge:of linerian nature, old age
not „conaitienTbut :state lz'4f .rnin4
and It eat•be aytited laY.the psychiii ••• •
tneani. There are plenty • of 010
boys . no* walkingabont the streets
• •11 COST OF $37 000,Q90 will be. all the brighterejf. reminde,d
who hive never 'grown-up,- and they
(°ne was actuallyused as such bY` gin"rs has 'b"n • at w°rIc surveY- holds htpself straight, and prid•
This wonderful Pie,ces of solid sil- prepared and approved , bY•A .be a mental arid _PhYsicat_d„-ise-0/9.--
-ver plater -With Churchill- and Turkish Government- • - &lire ana-heZlaYs special stress -on -
de -Fal -Mall< borough arm:, ;mPaled, .„.."The damming of the head of the the need part of • 'the eempiaiht.
is one of ,the ma 'fic.nt pieces al: Hin ia Canal forms part of the new
tleast 11 ways
vi Ch Th Therefore; he warns,those who are
ted corn Incali _ene pint, Sifted 3°1-1 maY not; e ° enong Yet t° character in the Old Testament. It 3s °n ewineStatedining s eMe. e canal is an ancient advancing in years to maintain
• • • b Id h
r,,,v1:33 a. ,a..eafitc::::..,e,g7z ,-opniu.eniithnei,iof noernuepnitiesikau.:, ffullyr.7%deh.ris_tfand "forget
rtha , u y may he, also, that, Wi is eve
gar,_ one-half eup b to you but I'd -better- say it now closing days to tear himself away
to realize what T am -about to say for solitude, •Elijah wishedinthese
oo ' 1 o d's v d• in a little nng ° IP human coMpanions ip .
rge say i at,er, f
BP °flu 6 4116-"1 6°1 6 . ' .-1. and ieine-dayT-and--Perhaps-to-your • BA11-61-His obiat---1-1---Clialting
--11-c-•--Rake m greased pan uwen- , .
t ininutes: . - . - advantage, • you will recall •it, the ' here and at 'Jericho was, in all pro-
- Svveet----Pot,a,to Buns. --Boil and thmg I would new say to You„ being
mash two potatoes, rub in, as much this : ` ,
flour . as will make it, like brew* "Other people' think of us what
add .a., little nutineg and sugar to we think' of thenl. • ' - . •
vour taste, with a' tablespoonful of "Do you get. ithat.thrOugh your
-gocid yeast, 'When it hits risen work noddle 7 Other people :think • of . as
room on the occasion of any great cutting which the Euphrates ,re- pride in their personal aPpearanee
festivity- in the house cent -years.. has fellewedrin Prefer- stop worrying, erect, . and
(•i1. have often gazed. with ;Wonder' eace own .bed, with disastrous look the world square' in the < eye..
and 'admiration at this 'wine cool consequences. • The relatives of •friend_.0u,the
pee'-----(eapeblee---bfe:thoidinge-I-e-ca-re-tereee-re:eTheeeoriginal--eEttphratese=4'ing:44711--e-id-iiie7s7-, -to--d0-14rfh-E-----7--can to
-member how ireariy dozens of chem- through Babylon; is now quite dry cheer thein up by tellnig enee.,L. how
pagne loettle0 on the ocoasion of a, 'in S,unanier, all the water flowing gar anderoling: they gook.
.as the ebode_of ancient sanctuaries
history; and had become renowned
ably connected -with the patriarchal
Liability. to reassure the young Isro-
tPhheestes' pwlhacCesw,e1:Bee being
• . .
er_tOtrete_dtliarliel-ST-r- wIrla11.44_•1_1_,Jhe _canff177_1203Y-e-v-er;71TeY-- €L'rl--Pear--=-•youtbful--and--by-sitting--up-or
1
"Lord Spencer's plate includes, „13.4'11Y__Waterlogged, and much geed year. the centre of the wonderful cellec- °fled; :tb.e population having inigvat-' arouse in him a sense' of 'pride'
Tahi7riftaemr .tphreceLaadiyw'asy' aPicfotorrmiaeli 40a7s.1,_titvlitiroenfooren, t6he.cenPiaplhinroasttesabbaareds. _contimles Dr. ica5alerf “aud y,oluu
acti caliy- f romelleor-to -ec;line.',ThwaVoniegob.een. meant -to contain the
tion, Yt' Ch, closely t together o ed across countly lo the Bindia
of this huge hall in Dublin Castle.
in pt. Pa.track s Hall, says down the eaea except in flood tune. "Flatter an old fellow upon his
h 'f the E
• Tdh:--hl. mamPe. -eTh.-ieleeideere.teeteeingeeeoleg
e uphrates, has become
his;appearance. are
not as Old in, feeling he is 'in
youthful aPPearanee and activitr,"-
standing erect to ,"'show that he is '
was,, schooledilseparirlt dance
• " • . you' want to think :Well of men. • sil-verwater'bettles of e ur s have been- trying f
in two4ablespoonf•ttls-oftbutter,e.ut--w
o (See-:-IeSson- for. jannary7-8).
fi-n-elthen forth it,inte sniall. rolls .."•This is---higlily--iinporta;iik,-7.)*: Went' doWn. Bethelhirife-
arid 'lake ear -tins as -nice brOWn., eause--it-applies.-to-our7-inmost---an se1f ghe than G*1 el Rut
serye. „ha ; Split open -and • butter. '.uttered thoughts • •wee-think-111-efel-between-theingay- a -deeP valleY in -
lo
Se
ch
in
-pa
pl
in
ex
ab
of
wi
Th
inc
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whiairt-Waa-ng-CeSSaTy' to descend_ '0114".gcrild-Riissfar.e.i.ili-IdAirsa.rld_...___an_____ a.s- ee_ena.0
_making,,the_jaUrney from
• 'Sons of the. propheta-- These
we re'•- 'seine of --the fruits -of -
strenuous joyalty-te the true relig,-.
.ion. These young men • had. Caught
Ms' spir_it .and• viere being trained
•°,'' braces up as -he passes'the review- •,
Our thoughts of other people -Years'- to construct a barrage wawa in stand and with his head erect
CHEESE SE- ° appear" to form a sort of_cireltit Would, force part of the water back g '
time,' 'more resembling grekt cans'
in.:size; with the cOrks, Jacobean
fashion, seeneed with. silver links
and chains; then:there are twogold
pails, ieckeried the. largest of the.'
kind .in any , private :collection, in
Cheese. Desserts. --For 'the:cheese. turning from 'them ' to us. _They :go
vele siniPle -and' palatable des- ont we...are
rt is, made. from, any good cream thinking who seems to relay
oese..- Work and inold the'cheese, themt haek-to.us. Whatever•Onfleel;" by the elder proph,Jes at Bethel and,
bo rohnd, .114- Patties'putting a, toward him inayLbe,,__MvgLor---jerieho--and-,Gilgalv-and7-it-4may--belf_the...world, and among the compara:
ttrin-ttreenter_of_each-dessert7-ba.41,77-he-takes-them-in-r-re-enforces other -tenter i'to continue the war -2- ive•137. me:dern pieces -is the b'e4iiti
ate.' Scoop out the -Middle; and 'them:with, strength from .hi§.own Against the ii-e'F-i,then supersititions ful5i1V-61.' giThug, one ilie four
'lieu of the bar, le 'due,which, is batteries and sends them :back , to -which threatened to destroythena• subscribed for b the English nh;-
PenSive and not always 'Obtain-; us, with a.feeling ef frieridlineas, if tion, and Presented (each ...rebeiv-
le.,:,•Put•-in each patty -A SpoOnfal. that wasearAnstinetlye,feerlinOta,_,Nnowcsthowl-.---we_hare• no ,ink ing orie)-te:the-Lords•AlthertOtuS77
Preserved red' curranta. Serve: ward him, 'while if Our feeling wasr ling as to how- the, knowledGreyland-r.4211 g
knowledge ,,f crisp salted wafers and coffee- one of antagonism ,that is the feel- Elijah's; impending departure had nition of .their nnal triumph after
:is is 'deliciously satisfying and ing•that he relays back to US -..Yreaehed these sehools. But, how.- Year's ;of st•illggle. over the great
st a,dractive; „ : "Don't think ill•of men, Stephen, evei- the news had come,Elisha Was. reform bill °:183112'
Cheese pie. --Mix to; ohe -large' think we' of thein, as you-may'.wellni no mood' to•ellseuss itand. 'warns
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p of dry cottage elieese one table- do, there. 15 more good in ,inen than -l -the -talkative yeuth. that-it--ms--not
spoon.of flour, ..Onee egg, eneehalf, bad.- --Criltivate friendly- -.relations, matter -for idle- gessip.---eee '-
OUp. sugar; and a little sffltMake an, friendly feelings,: and b„ sure 4. Jericho ---A city an the valley of,
-thinnee-thaire'paste-reputes!nallelunte§',etleitte-ateeeeyotele-eleTtowarderrielt:•=strewilt effee-erorerae; oeee •
of 'butter' eedeeugare: and bake! ,they 'feel toward •made fartioua by the siege Of Joshua,
'twenty; ininutes:; : it being the first to oppose the pro-
. : 'Cheese Roulettes eeSeasen with TRAIN•WItEa'S IN ITALY. giess of the •Israelites 'after their
salt; end: cayenne a cupful Of drye , , • • . crossing the JOrelan. . • •
grated cheeSe-Parniesian is prefer
orthee,e eggs ,.„4-,a,rikule-4-7-,401:: the prophete_
;stiff and Mix,.in .the.ohcese. PlOhr liklees7A 5trike q.rhreatelled;' stood"thaefahTi116457-aTbohVeeY thJeirsit-I
Jeri -
the hands and mead the mixture in- Quite recently there have 1.:.p.en no ehe and watched ,the two as' they
to balla.the-size of 'Walauts'. Deep fewer than • eighteenattempts at descended . the valleytoward 4 -or_
intaibeiling_fatittcl_f,ry_t_o_La,_golderi • ti ai,n :Wrecking in vayiona parts of thin. -
brown. LaY on crumpled 'paper to, Itay, particularly itiethe :southern, e .-d9noin peeieee of 0;y. spirit -
absorb the grease. • Serve hot Provitiees hY Means. ef • false sig- Not '-tWice mueh. ieal. tied
and'by placing ekplosiVes on • a.
..
-sprp,ING.
01'
• , ..• „ For It.. , •
To spell badly 'is no' longer con-
sidered *nar tie u a rly illiterate -that
is to say it doe s not betoken a
evant7o,f-aaitti-on.:.- An eminent
lawyer, who •iS considered •on e of
the most "brainy" men of his 'tithe'
'said recently that until he was mar-
ried he had always_solled husband
with an. "i" 'after' the "tt," and ay
-'noted phySieian •When-ta•king his ex
aminations at tM. medical college
ed b his guide,
PIE HINTS. the tracks. These a,re the. first re- ah irthas wast•Passefss iyd
I 'tripped up on "medicine."
on', onecUpful Of sugar, one egg, .
and sabotage which has begun on _in . . ,
ue e revr aw reeeived-tiVie!"--` s , . h . h yitig_ r, <lust
h-eePie-Offi-one largerinicy- --euits_of„,,a:Caenprtgneofeobstructionel Iv, -..4nothe.r_fina_ny_l_ea,se_wa,s,,tha,t..:_of_
stato rnirizads ,ne.cann of. the neh-as-the-ygeilutger:'---Iii--spiriettral--a--,-P1,11g-1141-4:--w;-9-..-- a. . ' g --a -
goocrsiied.,petato, one cupful .111e."*i hed to b' ed with the highest iionors from his!
GoVernmolit's". delay 'in satisf :in . endowment, Elis",a, ' s e in i • it Se t tcards,N hie
water: • /Grate kind 'of, lernon and .• , 7 , , . - ..-- '; ... '3* g•--forernest ''aniehge the-distiaes- of ' vel s Y' n - on '''''' -11'
juice. ewe egg... . Beet: well. the demands of the . taiIread men] • • , .he had W•ritten personally, sayin5
lem
pne
ndd
Or
oth
ate potato-;---if-possible,---through wn.ges• Thou ,that.he. hadformeda "bnisineSs
ood, ..chopper. 'Stir N%;ell: with Ninety ,-theusand- -i-)t• the -lower •eesiiirioal urnaskalweye,heee:e Partnership 'with Me. SO.: :
er ingredients and :then add gra'," ethrileYee'4,°',4.:ef-..a: t"°tal ef. 'Miss on to 'others; "Nevertheless fact of, the Matter. le.' that.
Put d bl b • e 146,900 railroad men- 'arergetting 'feet h' spelling -.so -neglected in the :cur-
, he- assures, his fo ow r a
water.n ou e , 0 e o _
.saueePan-and let till; iekeit'andlitk
_ ofi.-°111ease7-t9---g-are.2Meaerilrites am(leanY.w roved ehi2sifi:tnee.sh"f?retle 'gift
y rem n ng.w s Master ti`o
e ,
riculian �f schools And colleges inivr-
s _ . _ . .
a -days\ that it is a hit-or-miss' kind
e
,eof„LeeeeeeMeelislineeeei.L. Those whe
, •
e_ laare.,,aecurac,r-and---1A65-AW",-rein,ern:
ber' the, various' conibmations; and
il
eie4:,, • , . ; • ; -•--e," • , ethers- faiIutterly to retain the ini,
- . •
t ,pression made while -reading or
f, stedying,• the proviSien made in
f modern boys' Schools. and ;colleges
W train theeenSe of gound and•its
y expresston betrig of -little- -aceetint,
- , , • •
1.
e ./ EverYbody has:read c,f ,the •die,
s•• co-veries made by dredging the-sea-
-.l.ottiStn :.,along the shore of the an
,taretic, ceritinent, but, few have any:.
idea how the work is clene when
the surface of, the ocean is covered
, with' ice five feet or more in thick-
.
nets', The method eniployed. is in-
terestingly illustrated in. the reeent
reports of the- British Antarctic
- Eilpedition:. of 190i -g'..' *Hole-S-nre'
made' in the ie a considerable diS.-
ta,nce apartr and a'eable,. to which
a dredge is attached, •• '.deseends
., ehreeugh on .holie, and . emerges
.„.tlirough..the ofIler....L:-.The-dri'..dge---is-
go: arrangeil'that the 'open side is
-drawn-ahead , by Pulling • itl.. cable.
Ahead:of the dredge ,a,' weight is at-,
taehe vvhieh selves to keep, the
dredge on the bottom and in the
right nesition. The cable is ptilled
..le,--eakeseinatteef-roni--breadeeponge and- _eupseofeera,nher„rees_eteeleteeoreebee have.: wor ed onthe State .lines .the :inessenger-s--•--ef--theisibl
.
.e.nriclie•s ,..eth one egg atielewell bell- .ped, one :cap .,a,hd,, a halfei , sugar, item fifteen , to thirty .Yeara.., .,
wor1,4 his request will pot be ne
.1,
tereneyer lie heavily on the stemaeh lee° : phie§peeps, cornstarch,.. three '; Brittle Minister Luz.tatti 'declares
and ea'n "he eaten -by a, cly.sPePtic. !' eggS,!. , Line. pie : plate. . With richthat the Oovernment, refuse's to be,
it, 'A thariot of ,fire andlories O
' ParicakeS ',Without ' Eggs.---ae :paste and poer in ch6pped c\i.anher_ 'coerced, and is resolved to punish
Are. -7 -the whirlwind is spokon- '
inake, 'nice pancake s Without:, egg's, ries.' „Stir cernstarehr stiga,-., and seirerely the ,.ritithers . of .such out
twice' (see ver'se_:1)•,ag the ''agent e
With' eatit" will •and ,sOda o'0.sWeet beaten3
._
_./olka,of eggs., togethe. rind yages. The railroad Men's federa-. ra,••
ijali!S 'removal, andLthere is. no
milk: and .baliing • piiiWiTitl146.-Ii'l47 Id& One eiVOTIWeet -milk aii4P-'-ti'orthreatens-thal-nele&s
pour „. , , . , , ,
''''the'lne,s"-' iliiii-i to indicate *ith- certaint
ne setaPS__ ol. !the day. „bread, .soak Over pies.-ancLbake. ' Corer. with twits in, dispute are immediate*, 1 whethr thp...1.,It,..,,,f ,the )attgwt.,ge„ i
....soften.„,L,Beett bead. -and- a nd.....thi lk._,,to, „mrecerpilelg,re.:%atin,o'deg'liefvocli-tie,ne-'°pVicerial . This debated
dt;')b-tht'e.ed---s.dintiFfa:agli'l:ditnni'e:ffahn.4tsaet°til-7-eda':'.--ttsh•-:-i'MP,ioctrtiwreli'secittllieer;;;Iit-eTi'is ariP• lite-n-r'a%%*
bread in the milk or (Mid` water to
gethet, etlei little .saJt. : :If you.' use. „ . ,, .
*. . ,, general strike will be ,dec ed, . Thet
-' " ' , • all the Italian .railroads en the eVe Co'lln't of what Elisha saw'
• Ewe bc,t/witor 6wotigh.tx,iiiweeteiv -71)A111:11)1,? IlettISE"Pt;ANTS; ' Or -the great international ex`posi- is' "aI allY' 14ke''-..4"--14"Vit"Y'''he're'' 4
,
fie milk, and add to tile bread a d . ' l• II does' ., ' 't' ' B d'' • tbere '.vaS fe- the death (31 MoSes
A 1110.8.41o., not mean a Net lon,,ar ,eme: an Turin, Which it is. itseleSs for us to try to
milk. •SeiVe in i)otir.to 'Make alit:. • , .,
'ele, .tlacker than if egg% itre•nsee, t
, f •Hweet Milk is. uS.edi „put baking
L poW.E.‘i. in:tiOttr and seied •into the
-, bread ii,&id Milk. Vbreed eeotigh
Penetrate. ' Elisha's cry Wits a fit
SENTENCE SERMONS., , tie* expressinn,, of whet Ale /nes
• • .
Slander soon dies if .you take it ;have felt inhis heart, that he had
out of Circulation. ^ • lost one_who had been more to him
'Abe beSt way ,to lift 'men is to than a father, and Virile had been
meet them on'alevel, ' - :to Iseriel more' than her -thariots
.Heavy words'in -meetinirWill, not and horsemen ;- that: is, lier inili
make' up for ehort weight in 'mar, tary, defenses,. So it was natnia
,•leet. • . • • ,• that be shoeld •find a' vent for his
Heresy hunting•is'merely.an db- grief by tearing in Wain his own
clothes (12): ,
13: The -mantle -.--.of-
WAS his reward 'for•fidelity unto the
•end,,, -and -his taking-, it :beck •'-with
him was a symbol of his possessihn
ef t,he spiritual, authoritY 44 his
great initst,er. .ITe stood the test
imposOd u on him.',and shown hint-
Coyertfie•Plants' vvithneWspaPers ,
when- SvireePitig - or. throw a dust .
sheet over them, ,,..•'' • , . ,
• Elianiine all. hardwooded tilt; of
illieke... Milk 'yeitsiderably, licat, liot plants...in yen]. windOw garden'
\,\\,4\\
for three. ,n 'Mitts. -.Those are',iiice,„ fer' Stele, mealy bug and spider. .
. , , .•
light iiril. ten ev,,,, .' ''' '' .
Do ni)t. let them get a
Calit"-y.•-•'-'.'alte, twO tol ar tS. .6f : Make. a. blanket Of newspapers to
' bread .syienge.. a.,(1, ,,ric. Well heater'', wrap itrettnd. your plant' stand 4)4 .
„,egg,,_iiiil.feetiel.ejf:geef.... a rd,one %pity) c:old,niglits.; ..DreP., papers; be tWeeti
of sugat.,a little salt 4tit eiiiiiiiiiietil. plittitnIlitidiash.----t-T-----7-•••-.----
• „.iiiix :and let4. l'ise; nos 10 otit," in , , Bpi: the fern Cage, provide good
' Jilted,- cette 'With" melted,: utter, drainage;, . ventilation. ,.. every.. ;day...,
,Pintiainc•n• and sprinkle: •With s ar avoid initch--heat and,. water jtidici-
rid when: fight .ptess..with a spo ously.
. . .. ,
tleeiyholes and fill .with thick, sweet ",I)ole't "depend; upon the noon;
Crean'. atil' halte at bride,: 'Velieiotts. se that, 'seed, 'soil and season. are
at c warm c . over -0- ,
tot ..So.g6(1,tr., taw.. .• , . , ..,,..„ „lia,a..,,:bn, .0.0SS.„Of its ewii. 1
, . ,
Aii ii C 'Ilinali's colt 13read.-"--41W0 ,, The .date, :palm ' deireloPs, slOvily
bawl( iiiii• Ns. 2:.• pprsiiii.ni on s,. from seed,' hitt-it 16 easy to care" for it
a; littie snit', three enpfttlft .of and.,''soine 'of, them turn blit linc,I
tiawri, illeal .0).,ino ,oli ye' Yaller l'n041,, Many, IteweVere ‘• 'ate -': not. wetth
ott;y fm lol ohlekensh-_bite' One w nto th,ele •Iteee, •
l' ' - ' ' p
'...,
•
1;
session of oinniSeieneC,
getthe best of anyone.,
With alt our, doing thingsforpeO-
ple they need Most our being men
to them.
°Magnify your. pe-isonal 'rights and
yott, are sure to ereate eome social
A. man may go up when you kick
bim, but YOu eal3not :erCdit,
for kindrifss.
Boasting,,of saying what Yon think,
is often an exttige .for not thinking!
you,tlay, •
'y
14
hero who had been ,.feared
pts -CO- proof a once this newly
besto004-pewer. smiting the
watera of the Jordan. allsd 4:04,g
oVer dry Shod. (14), .,Thi,S
it'll+. to ,eonvino the • toris-of the
,iiito-the heed -of.-fliiiPliratierS. and
permit,. regulation of, the flow e:
, ____ , out • he makee. a <firmer step, , is
knees -seem -more- Annber,,. . and , h.
10"-ca:na'," ',.-- ' raises his hand in saluting with ei :
. ,
BUT' WITHOUT: ST.TCCESS. . ,' spryness •that ' belittles ' his decreptt.'
appearance -of a,' feti minutes -• be -
Sir %.Villiam,'--WillcocksL---engineers,
-r,....:,,e-The_seentleyouthfielebletti-ige,. is ."-
seen in the 'aged Reinee' when.: he
gees courting:" '
a
and Shoulders,--thrown-back---'7-ehest-'-. .
Hcatne•-doWn-intfloed„••••:CoinpletiOn,of'' .ho.-- Y4 as- '1,-.1. years-74:04-7aittl'7yealked ".-
-sucee 0..--iti4iihug-iip-the-spae-e.74ie
,Ithin,•sehempWill-have-theiinportant „WItha.,..,:eane, without:,Lthe Aise '*•44,
only to find the structure breached
_at, another point when the :, water . Her is cited the '.ca.,,ke Of. XI% P,1.,...
-result' Of restoring prosPerity. to tween-the two arnisof the barrage,11.6:Whieh. he 'etett.erea.:. Remarrying,
:the:hanks:of the.Euphrates. pepper, 'he, :Walked into .'the.' . 'Church ' as
and of :greatly iiiiProllig the con . straight ,as, could. be and 'the:•.saMil,
-ditiona along the length Of. tille.,,can-.; evehing .he. ,danced - with his • brida -
al. ' ' f -t.'-'-'*•,".., •• -...,•-:--H-..,:... , and. lifted•her..ciff.-.the'floor:•••;•
......une___puincipai •crops in..ord,er. -of--,---Also.,....therphySician refern:-,-,-te'the--".
importance that 'W'ourd be:...planted ease of Mr and Mrs 0, ;aged, . re-., .
-,--ier-VilliZat;7'1*-.f-t-e-Sii-oe-Saiii 7e -ilia ---ileetiYelY'-i-4"-and-7.0;Whcidateed.--af---'-'7----
cotten..-• It is eetiiiiiited that about their goldo.:. wedding.' :They were
(.)0o+ici- acre's of land Will be 'Placed, flattered .so aincli by theie.Who..ivit•
under wheat, and on, the basis of a •nessed their activity that it lonce
ton' from every, nacre .the sMesopot-, :the .aged couple tooka, new lease of '
. , . _ .. . . . . .
arman„wheat- Would ainotirit itei..,.abe life.e.::.He „resumed' his feemer:,vOca....:
out 33;000,000 bashels, • • .. . ticti-- of'. locksinith-"-•-and ...Elie' ' -hei::-.-7...
. ... .. - . ' • houselieltAluties, altholigh prier to.:
the- eelebrittien - they had;been, Ceti-, '
•
EminPnt. • Freneliitiant E''xpeeei -tent
t: :itby th.6_nfire Con_
'MURDER' ALm().T; l'i''‘AALT• „themselves. retired frem all _icidoenr
f this- life... • . • .
p yti c t oft -en this ,
• • signs. pf .senility winch develoP at •
Dr:. Doyen, the celebratecr.Paris
sur-geon-,Asqueteel.:-.inLa-cabletde*
liateh -to .the :New York. Times', ..to
the effect that . civilization .--is
.plagued by hordes of-- physicians
who are. worse than the charlatans
of. the 'Middle ages:. He says :
' `,0Perations bY.incompetetitsnr'-
geons are' being perfbrined eontin
a 1 IY -and aCtual • murder
is brn-
.mitted ' in this ..v.yarL.'„ altnost_
'Other physicians fer,m a-ringto.'OX•.•
.12Jetk
'Jones ;for -the eyes, toiThn
for the ears, .and to. Dr: Sinith-for
the stomach,' etc. ' •
."One. 'of the comnionest . witti-
cisms
,Of •doctors 'is' ''''a inillonairc
alwayS has, little pie e of 'cartiL:
ne •ca-n-ft•e--reiney--
,Uor a 'largo tS'ilin rnoeeYe! . On,
last.week <I•overheard crie. gtAr-
gdoti:4s1c7 another; 'Why aid Yon
operate en so' -and for cataract
befere it was ripe had done
ethetwisee mY patient • Would :lia,Ve
gone to. another doctor,' was the
' • '
"ValSo know Of• several cases of..
alleged operations laparotoiny.
when tho Surgeon Merely*,..„ent, the
skinqind. renewed it: • • ,
'Other Charlatans When they
'hear the name of 'a man Who iS,ab2J
'(:-iiirre -undergo an operati Ole r
for .-the name ,Of the surgeon in, the .
ease and SortietiMes they -eon -le three,
:arid fOne at lie time ,leireinding come
Anissioes, Pretehelihg thee they 'are,
--eausesr-and-urgtv --
othiteghatget'o•ofb60doente'e 'toduge
into eheerful- moods' if they woad
maintain -,:their health and- vigor:--':
A. SibO'CTISIL
Thilie-niains: of Majet Laiug Maio,:
,e..;Ae:eeeereepeeeleee;,eeiti:ngJreineTiitrt,ee<eee-
'bvaoo.aniieunees
. the disoiery,�f-
the reinains.of the Scottish explOr-
et?. •Major"Alexander Gordon Laing,
who was' mureler‘d by , natives in ,.
1826', between Timhtiefoo ,and; Ara.;
,-watl while exploring the' s.oures
;the Niger on behalf of'.the Britigh-
-Governmorrt,---Majiyr.:-Lbri tt-g; h
was the son • of a .elaSaieal teacher,
iit,-Edinlinygin was an African tray!.
eller' of Censideiable iepitte. At the'
outset of hie'eareer heentered the •
• artily, and evhileee seteinge
1,,Nr'-iii-Jnclies was appointed. 'hien-
;tenant tied adjutant. in 1819 he
was sent to Sierra teonei ,where'ho"
was seized with fever, and narrovv•-
IY•escaPed 'death. He ettliseenently
distieguished himself in the Aslian-
teewa,r, and in 1826 he Was promot.,
,ed to the rank, Of captaiuthidmnj-
01. fie, was. • attached to an
-60;editiori appointed to ekplete
ha,ssu-ssitiated by ;his
ttines, a:hned ,while;t,•
ajt.
physiCians•-of --the-7-Vat '
tient." , •
.*:••"Do you believe -that et doctor
should .cletrge in pfroportaen to the
yalth of, Iii e patient:?: e:as asked.
• "A'en," was the reply, "because
phsiiais.tna•ke no charge tr)
• CUP THAI „CHEERS.
For„the
ror the waveringe-stabill:•tes.
For .11`i. q( 1
•or .t
'Ward h„ole aS fast, as it is paid Out physietarc's. ld litivc a t,o nt,rnimon , the,.
'hy another stationed at the i'CAV tvlIC); he isitiifeci4 !:0.,aa.0.:4c, 4 pa-
'..1'catnitS,' as tient .1o.,go r6t, the
kltl'angor, as the' wOrlil. as ,they in, ever, .instead of the srecialifu' giv-
are br(yught no, treiii eornillission 'seeretle :the, eever' tee
, , , , , , ; ,
. neatn trio 'eternal iee,Sneet 'petient :snout(' pay each
'1
viefor--•inagnanimi-tea.
eatididate---majeri-tea.'"
; fictionigt:-.probabilitto& ,
<aeionatit•-tilttephli-tea.: