Exeter Advocate, 1902-7-24, Page 6_JUIN. THE •SUFFERI•
Cannot Help Tiaein8e1ves,
•ing: -Would thet we all might get
Our hererts in touch with Chriet,
that we might conseerate oul• lives
el, for the mighty workof spreading
the gospel end for gathering io a
harvest of never -dying souls! This
is no idle hope I offer to ytm. The
sacred word
if arey Christian sower egoeth forth
bearing precious Feed he shell coffee
again with rejoicing., bringing- his
elteavee witla tem at the eertlity and
heavento harvest home,
•
God for Matt, 2,0; sit,
Q. 18; 7Qeut. emcee 8, etc, He is the
God of all grace, and He will not
forsake His people for His great
So t111.1t we limy
plead, ."Thougli our iniquities testi-
Every Man Desire8 to Help Thoe Who
emphatically says that
"geseml ecreidieg to AO ttc, P41 -)40)t)470% beet able. by the Power o the lioly
gre;trAe.. tt* 7nv 0104 Theesamet gee- (Attest, to lead to eme-atton, tie ran_
afateail\TatIVZ•tag,%94.4re's" wnrd c't Oat love is very: sweet. It
,is as sweet as the atxdation which
A despatch from Chicago s.a.)-$ L. Moody used to seower I --
!
v. Flaink Pe Witt Talmage P„rFae,h1 little old woman, popularly called,
tet frame the follOwing text- = -1--salut„Itotiter Cook, whose prayers evert:
exeati. 0. "lie that Seeth ttil“E the meaos of giviug to Mr. Moody a,
weeeeth. bearing I:reek:es need. sebwilitIspt filled life -a little old wonian
aegless come egain with. rejo,lhiug. a pea laps eou hatte stever !weed
rieelleS ast uf,xe'r, a women witlen tee eetee,a
me%st every home is adorned with. Chrisn o
tiaworld teelit to low tai
t eeert /don rictures. lf upon one t coo" of
eeee of the room we see the weeyWard'. Tim ear
Irony.
boy gathering all tegeteer .and tale- h • le LAS Iitth
ing- joaarnee into e, far country. !t•3 as sweet os the arcs
so,. 11 the other side we want to setalrit!!"' the 8n11411Y school svl=
1-e1ial:i4z prooigai hefoa weeegites to his teacher because
eomed home bY a forgg father. teco:ber bos led hire to Cheise.
If upoo one side a the room we '1$ as sweet as the look of groti
hens a picture of "the twght. 40,1.1On '4v1)Iett the 41:4-111%; Men tures upeo
tee other side we want to eve the who, has pannted him to the c
picture of the tiatee, earl to divine perdest. It 1
SO this aeonting the sermon which t:t-er'""'t a'S. the 4°11°171'4'44 Iv144-114 a r
I preach from the Ore Hendred ettad',,Netfrk,:°'
Tweagyeeireth Itealsen o; David is a.Iralci"s eel:140:0d not a
eampaaaea oaat,aealo oc, ooe eeee34._,:ff out the *..04. II teure which
e441iVered 1114111 the teen -us. that eeevollen to tile CW•414 Net aleo f
sem:tell to the fiesh ehail of lee aeob IA40 eeiritlsal caree„ witeette see
seep teerrapoteue. at has a cam.,:,cim able lie pet oer•
ontee.-t eiaveen on account th" 1d of lovalele (Inlet
re %hid contraset, 'The text is et-- Another Preeleate sheaf which
r.. --ted to prove that tl:o Christian ,;Itittlihred by Z4 1iaristiast reape
setter has right to eeeect his Vet' sbeof of couttiltuttett nod s
ele•eel harvest Velds to be et:tee-kat liagrateee to lite lets -oily io that
bites with goblet* siteateee ofmany 10`; LA` in 10111.11 he has 1411 11 1441
Weesinge, to expert has seed to 1risag,11ne Cod. If a tame 42.tee ens izei
forth 40111e thirty, some sixty; wet 'with tlie poor on the ireete,
selee 144844ired
fol. •it is tf.e. en,% :zed tie- raeerilag, ie neve., f4
/ere of a. Christian woriew gatheriog ,E4O'leele /tow geed aed iw tfae
lee siteaets of his Min:Kt lose. •ft• leg thud has been to laina. If a t
le the sytaleil of reward, the syllable . thee. ziot vieit the site. tetaa weal
a„reeteett hope omit joy., It is1:4'11Tr 'there V0411011 f11
ereeter text Seettaase& W4Leer rhea." to tiaet won iatvialiol, lee
11514111141MA 144414gS of 10.0./0,0n iv.- ptily oppierienee the bleeeieee''
e4
Er SUNDAY SCHOOL
,-anzaaa.TIMAL 14FSSQL
j'IMY
of the Leeson,
zee., a.
name's Sake"' (I Sam. sii, 22; Jer,
fy agalnse us, do Thou it for Thy
xtv, 7).
GYPSY READ MG'S 0111
&Lig' exTa TETA SOIMIIXON"
WIT4L OrgT
C attaS t 34 an Euption, and to
Pesceoded From ciweat
P-eers,
be.e is its. ing in Toronto a
Kvials,0." Wili3 mete that in 18.98 ehe
1-35. tfeleen Weset. held the lenul of It'ing Edward. and
(Add leen that his mother would soon
tep, elake ee goes, which died thee he wcauld be King, that he not eggs and mak in evelog chic -kens do not have ea ire-.
go before us. eould taken seriously ill, butoemobinatioe muse to eoueed lel menee lot of feathers.
Zi9e64519Mtt
trehri. of by it/et this use: of le iling wa
paar4 li 11 sdet Pillowr intesded for summer use
tellik eonunon kitchen er ele t ling. n
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R PItalaOWS.
;tele e weeea. Oa the poich may be covered witie
OZWWW0,6•06/00, wbieb a sinirde design ia work'ed
9We o
darning stditelies with beevy linen
eual, wviApHou, DIst /Es. floes. It is surpritaing how hand-.
' eOme these pillowa •are„ when -the
jaalsed Cast'tf..--Three cups oe rich, simple material is treated in thie
Milk. Nur eggo lightly beaten. .-4.-e' Way and they leueder Well.
in, pft,x4 of het water and balo: in'rone, flocks in 110/land to fill all the
I
clip engem' (scent), few gratue FAIL' A writer iu the gleitosnist says
M•ttlitt in A intetered bakiog dish,. that the Itotteewife would have to
sPrinkte with ontatege Place dish, keep a Zack of gees e like the roan -
slow overt until (win. which Amy he 4.1ounge pillowe she would like rand
reatibaY detertilined by introducing te` suggests the followitoe substitutes:
is,nife through elestard; if holfol Tito feathers of young chickens
comes olet clean ensterd is sufficient- 1 that appear on the table are Poet
tie baked. While baking, ...are must. it you reject thoee with hard sterns.
he taken that water surromallug IthileY oeoele do not 1 -mole the (life
wise custard will Whey. We must titers, The only trouble is that
I
beking dish does not boil, other- ference between tbela and goose fea-
0414:14";ri stiofiii:igkl‘thgt:tift:eiec 146:00fliceiocuemiti•acptit,..,eco::c:41.7ii:V:gili 1:1471r1.,112(cei 1 :Lb): 014113.11,1,,:i.ceolwevii)eltli4.)4t1117,11ell.r1;oavt11:. 101111143411:4\STudesurtstalt411404%.,Tioxse4T.I.....iislr:17sb;011:11e0,0410t will
etia01:.?IviwiRluilel:yabt:sr tallogru7e7slypii:
the Warne September sunshine you
' es a studer, lack of space Will neeeete- tbe wi't'l'en w‘34K1 b% hemn ler the boiling water over ste. levet table,- low, Teem ee. nothing so teee. 011,41
t;'''"t" verses 10 ht-', printed as the lesson, restarat41" 10 cuntplete 1lealtne
tate litulltizee our comments to the c1)11"Mma="4".1 oi *1.10 PrsiTile,74 MO tePeoliS English. breolikst. tea in a fragleatat as a gray linen pillow. ente
tea pot; let, It infuse for a, II/omelet broldered in a hop deeign, and fill-
oVds 1-41, 1101-115. Sonte one hes :slid thet- 1 1.'"utlY 't,, , hms144'er,ere,P°31.'" or 14WQ,4 then draw off (there fellould ed with the soft bells; or a dull
aurae, iroet etenaste 01Vied en a444'i grYiPs3r at 4)000" en' be water enough to generously cove green One to tuatch the color of the
6' ,..a,s, eoelatsively ItPon (=Ned elthee for ea?.- L'4"il 1" a 141'4" vasa"t 11"-4i icl es Wald to this add a from.- of Jo,- vines, and finished with cord and
or for the neceseities. of tht• t"" wes1 end of the eit.lee Aniatea rumi and thret,, pint' i of boil- tuesels. The taseets shonid riepro
a:- attire- path we are el:uglily eaybee, Thee' AM 4101 late gldpsates of Pollute "Mg water; infuse for AVe munieles clime the Nip belle, Bine neeellee are
lasue,--rp. potoo. os gods.."' Thi$ is ekii4d loe eteT.P-111OF 4C44.441- rhe equalling. anti evrve in glaieses- had/ fell of fine for the heavier pert% ettehions.
'le to re reeeetion et Goal. 'them reople klaUllge, howling eb114lret) We're &Jo crairbed ice. .49i, thin Mire ot lenton and ee. are red ciover tops, though
vont, hes net eeen Moeos oer heerd /teen writ- 'llee lr.`ore". file leen 1144W0i. tile ganall a preiierved strawfrerry is add- tbe latter are libel, to gst I 7
lari :t for „eatrel r‘vi.....„ and. gor, --k ,l. vet -mills. with the Owlet% ed to each. Me ;imitate our ltus- a ehort time. After all nothing lo
is
i't•;°1 puling 11 11 plottibv to oLey„ eery slel''ken 1114 Mel 1"vd• 'Ilin'els• "'en' not Ofitii friends by adding a tattu,asehino better for pillows anti mattreesee
r le *lereal; off, the golden earriega * 0 * hl 44 will reef" e"
t:::?,, 1: to. tArlilt1SOLA0V00 Said 11140 11:11a. "4 th0 v"..""14`11 'all° 4:4 3lrnti 04" 4 lhe:plil'e 10 each gioes. ripened corn. Throw away all
414ere. ,Lp es; (144 e1.. watt s. ;and 111 IMO .1, k herr-
141111 11 feW 611114`3 oi lemon then, the eatit stoner itit$14 of well
Ivory er %PI With Coffee Saistst ceerg7 dash pleeete Mel iise only the
vitil•o'euti hehag 'them otato nte. A TAI.K Willi Tille W011VeN. One tableepoon granulated gelatin„ fete whito ones that will be Ira
Wien Aloeve Villa alp into the -My maine is; de pate; Lee- front olleellnaller 01111) 41-44/41 water. tellIP abundant 111 tile fall: sPread in n
tced '' mount to he ;dotal with Clod. Le 1,10;1 peeire Dyke. Brighten." !from three ;zed a half .eups creant, cool airy place to dry, and tie up
Selo to the elders, "'Aaron and Iliir are Tho Flicolivi• w;ia o vrooloo of per.loneeriarter ClIirt tienitled. em-io. and in paper hogs until wanted. Theta
tiee 1,--ith x0:4,.•• opil Ite refeimi tho, poo- halm thief e , vi 1*41 time: tulle. beae-.10. "a('-"drd cop lialvdered 5"gar.' Vr°- :i7on cm' Inalw (111Y "'mai)" or 1'111°1"
:141e to thee; us eonnetioeta iti hie reebraneee ard wee twee, eter five:vete Seat: the gelatin in cold woe- with a mind at ease 011 the t48e5-
e.,,i,,,,,, Avilm ,,,,,,i,,, mm,,,, 5 miwth 4.0„h04041 ,,n,, ,,f glw, da:,4i. of pimp, :.103.„ diseolved lu entided cream. the), of filling,
lean 10.. s1e•-0.:An. vital Mitusen 41,13,s ll.".,14 of the Lovi ,,g. the Nue. of 4 44.0 4 141131n into 41 1111111 ond add sugar. ....,
ilrY 'idol ir..51e0l4 of nod (i,N.. iv, lti; eel, days of the leeeletala poineese, for 1, Set howl in pan of cracked bee and SMALL lettliTIT COM.11 !NATIONS,
1614 tr:li: b414',, 1;101.t.'s l.& -14;g ebeent, he. Bee heis „wee an .Kgetnion Viet of turall-119,,tir "t9"i1111"Y 411141 111"thre Ii.e:4111S 11A491ArrY and Currant Crestea.--
ver It Lae' l'holtiest. Pis'alhe mit of hie It nerve, 1 111.1 from the 0144 mold. 1 to ,I. 1110=icie, then 0111 0110 fold in the Cover one ounce gelatine with one
fit 434414 heart chit; veil whin- (der.. -1 leave come eo .1e4 of elle Kees '. w111111I100 rrealee miffing it if thirds- cup cold water. arid let. etand until
1;411..:iee- or lt qp fee ahem ----------------------- lP .-- .:-..- '''
'Mja", 1111, Ho bee tto 1.-.-Orill of wore - hit, A:..iNi 1:„. " If the gelatiat Inlet tire 4141.:leene ton soft.. *thee add another nip boiling
6 unieli tial 44 b over 8111t WilliCr. and wetcr. and stir until tito gelatine II
lie ' lend ant' Ideas 1. 1141.4,4111.4.-. 115.111 104114.1411 14 1 17 314" line op •„ eblip alai eteree with eleeeo teepee, tie oVer ow -third cup currant juice-
llas ,64.tron lte-4 hie reeeetit 7 Ste 114111.4, "re. I 4441 c'''11448 446' 149 alal45.,"e's 45e41:11itilillit) 411' 8 cum tenoned 441:14 il ranee, point. Then strafe. P14411 Stolid ll
ee ..L,itay Lae lost freetog ea (z„e, pee f„ :aft.r.1 hit. 4ory.well. 111114.0."- -1-11111104 Mel oesellairal cup sugar. threeetptartere ;PAO' lo cool. Add coneellalf cull
ui lie ie. ee esze i I,. tee reee em4, leered oi the beterviewer. elare gypsy , of o. taidospeotifill arrow reed. One- Powdered sugar to one Pint sweet,
1D:eir WM496 the fetdd to loate vie 0" crow. Pall iii.""cii594 Ill"' 1.4'4' (4.1 111'0 11/14-0 141141 4144414 gp1411 let stand arid uhisk all together MAU it 1'4
114 „MOIL 11'.Aly 44%01dd beep teeeeetel filen lbc 11,111111l ono 1110 reel 444 2.140 1131014 i 10Z.11137 sniamitese Miro the ingreol. quite stiff. Taint it kiln a veetted-
eae pis 1140011 11 11110 liking worde of tie. els' gii414. ."rbi,4. in die thee of life. !toes and poor over tee hot nos. mold. aud paeh 131 tee until etia en.
'4 A
of tig, bluer Foil 44.4.1,4,Air, N.:4.1dt 11„ 111414',5d.i perhaee hineeele
/Jut:x/404;s ,![„ei vex I et 41 Mr1-144-4 i.,t i,iteg,
1,.4...u.14, curist4ata sivixec 4414:"ei:15.ihi sterVilier;1104 •411411 11 444e1.1
y .40:1 6414 realizet4oe 111TO ro
,t levt.,,opat 444, hals 1,4,4 4,, Neyineee 0-7448"4. *4 -TIL 41, 111;1X
1111M43114 111.43.1-9 isa the 1F.-- .W4t4?""'I g4 .424 ;414"4""- 4.44 4'1; .0"0.01.41
1-431.441`. 11)/-1001S11 seherh inenner'ted 'I‘Urge 44. 4ren Lee, ee
seeee heee 10.113 si-414,44 MIA lrele 41 Ltdr:t. ,r1,. all":444thei le 1
ITcee is et **i *t4 eo*,ine it41orn leveee wi4b 1144^ rrereve,e.
41iMeeett eeery hereon 43%441 to leelp rotreeteptloit geele
tees 4„eo. /Lelia 440.ne.ehee_ i,t th pv• ifze:ta r i144114VA ridiliefd tee tee
eeCeMer eratelicre 41 !either Is VoZ.,tt?, 41t 14,341 lag 141-, 4.14ildiren and es
wi1i4 et Crimp ;toil try,.girs 10 *ILI,. /449 '41404 11. id 11304i 10:0,, toot ty
.4144 4441 i 4t3 fo 41, Leer, a91 alp 44444 down, to (Via TN' ties meg ,,-‘1 410 alit,. ammo
laeavia valve tl:e cry, "Three P., a ''1"1 :f440- ba` 14:0* 10.140,? jai re
E41• drowsier: .1! Lotil, ! Iendt '1""` ubs."4,,W of hdere lanre la
mot- somebody 444/ 144344416('44 ee'd-':gi ertoldet .1'911T(.41M1141 11y:J
him T.. ,” 1340 '4'16044 Welt 4t, 1,141.114(1n 11143440($34. Ab,
a tail wriug t heir - 1).01fit1S., Theo *14*' "reel 1a14‘ M4vco''." wto era a l et 1
sate am met the owl felted ;,4`04 4110414 the trembled eeis
mese Ieell at tee oafe, 44' if ite 4-444',.1'.9 114111%41111X. 94111144 be PION
4.41 110i11, near. Dear or 4414' SIS' Pr,j4 l'IPPX1Pg 1011^',11Vi 44 eilewe he
ettinuteere will ire° the Flirt "9": 14rWt11;P, 119 111`. 434441 1100/ t
440.01 %1-10.i'. powerel etrolee thee- will *.`"'s " groti)))410 to God mid
beetle aveitt.i the wows. 'Ile 33 teee esoileattecnt with
;13401 the unavestioue hatter tee liel,N SP/1 41 1 le tne
1 termite, bends will roil him upon a Another preview( ehr whith
bort Q). '1100 1 OW dite1.51. wt eercervel by the (lore:jet( rower,
04.4 2'him. 40111 t100 %VoW4 4.111 It441-.. the 4.,V1111 re di 'et -
111 ',to, 4� 1,ay gods. 11 Ittr.400, 0.1; 11,4=4.1., bkw told hew in ls110, then Cool before atittima 17041110. "1"rurn dif;solivod. Ade te.3 thee, two,
ti Vsieut ;a Pe, whet ;a bletertoeee, !Ile Chat eneleelee the thumb Nins hada coeee seageee 000 ;A:4.4 4.1dagif liWee,teat to tae•te. end Stir it Ovid
TaaS Ma" l eoht teee‘ op out 04 14-- 0.1 Beetitat she hr141 1 Ite 4q1loduatro into a ritot 11444411, thirds cup raspberry Jules% anal a lit.
wlo4qa,bilaor to tee 131,13Dg thee 041141 4114480 1,110 no retie lthe 4*. C443-4( Vein vleil111 or tido s 054 on, two- the ere until 11 reaale3 the boiling
ee•le v414o wee troullalle Wid11."114' 3144114" 4'401 :101' Eid4 101c1
411ratIl• 44-41aead 44 44 44 irtilAd her 4 Inger eloper tto bur, ta..ol malts), half te.eetelone bravo, ;Heald froth. Add this to the fruit juice.
ox. 4,41.1pc s of Coetitee, away froon do. leereel the eke wee rentaitireielehtti t,-4spoio44141 eale end ono and rich cream. aril 'Whip 40 a stir
;ale; God. Through blot who ehoeld 42" 124. halli 4d 4 12" ‘Kl424. 1 - how 'titre, width eas leen strained. Cool; °ugh to turn out. Turn into a
111144440a •
4 4 a watt of more 41. 101..14, the inflame mod the
thergeol gime- Imo the mate tvelonition to health owl re-
eintilitliee itzi os cei. 20). cne':"
„ ,
Ilk :4. Alva when "won F11W it boiit 4324 lulow*" =4.9' P€Inthua"1° Imre Tee.-rour cups weter, two
be° Soi this Mu rot celed in the reel' 010 "4011 1104 iter hand mail'', ries 111111 11110.11111t C1111 ellPiTy
Jee„3,033331 owl „,orit, of ;us lerleee...; 1,0er 11.4111 lier hand, lictelly4.4„vtee rfopor,, o tevroji by bone
•
dee uzlitzells moil add brandy slowly.
Set•ve het ;around IVOry cream. Or
Va114141 mane
of .4444 allter lee'oro it- .4/11°I thP 0444 Wil9 z.'"Iwrsa.elifee, Seger. four cups pitted chew
Amen; lewd (I N)ue. teel. Hat real " ,111' 1)1"-‘0411 "lg..- bee water and sugar togeth44414*.
er ten
tit Tiok en the krom of the *Sea 10431e' •.' 41 14'.° 111111111e141 ptt the dowriee. reserving
'11 from laterimeng to end. owl No Ft; 1 MI. ;, would tower nuerry.
I the of Clae-1 •
lull the hake: (week the pits ;end add
lee; re thing' like it al the cherchte 1 1z1 11;rold' ltilER
le • ;mai utitoeg the rent 10 of th0t1 toila.1 even told Lot el Itoherts and Hob through strainer 081 Kilda
hod; to syrup and boil ten unnutee,
14011 is a sidril, and thee' Mel wore livened Didier of the Boer Ater and Neel. through double abeeecelotb;
ship Thin
;ins trteee.
Pet illeu ete eggs hard.
vet in halves lengthwise. renleiV0
01141, 8181 rub them through Melee
add mixed mustard, snit and a few
graille of enyenne. chopped parsley
t, ;Atonal. :demi lorl,", foal sii441 feelte of the seed pi:tut:Nig will ses'er il'3'
.444( U01 4* 4 . ,
14i114 P,Iil.'" Anal 'Men at lest the sui- tile al.. hew ;.s the waled latee. As o„ . . .
oe ill* 411'1111i and row up 10 play. **I ;deo made a prediction con -
he 3 See I Core x. 7, anal it would be corning Mr Cearge Sitwell when
A teen to lead the whole chapter. Is reading his hand in Ieutdoti. end
ece s have einee learned through reltativee
• I Mt in saw grandmother told the %allots).
hi, 01 di ill truth fJelasi ie. 24 1. it. um1 told kw, too. thot Alp tvoult
7340 Vottir, sat *h.* *4 to cat and never eee the 1.011 of it,
fen e 0/forroS MS t':. i':-1 o1011 10,014444. tit we 14;;.4 0 1o44,00 ,f,olid. 04,0 44 ed pr
.oite regularly. this seettites•ra will, Feely iainuted will prothiee nut
le. heeral everywhere. "Maul: tloe. ....‘ertle. And them. in teeir turn le
he 1.,.. seeed l Ife will heti ! He will :.produie ream, ;e.t.d.- more el
re • 1" . en 314*'3 eople 4 hrictratz's eerie* inert -eve -does 11
t camel about the seeceers to ('4 4, e4411.<1` 1,4 the ra 444's Nit Wil1 1141411 41
.83*444. 1114141 611411 wet, them if thee ter miod to tong 1444 Ala. W(111/I 1.iM
44444. IMO, the bruee fellows m.o. II wit it 1...1'.' 111., 4411111 xi
meever, "Well. we :tie piettV er.11 eeat; here heen lielael up wid _ 1!
re.
"ea er, en: velem...lee, but it titles neon.tuins ate4 the valleet. ha
l teaiter muds as torte 41‘• we leen emended ita the *41 '.4- evideagr
e...,ael loite-ael Item me we eel, ea feet.
lila:"
• lee 1 130 meet preeitels teems' leo
New. as joy ie notbeog more or :peed by the eeareeien eueeer 1,1
;toe than the pie:Avant a inetiene pro- reaper ie the ,o**. (-*1 1.0403,,,,,,t109 .1 lo
dIar .ti III t1W beiet t 1/41,.." 'at. grO11434 .i.. ' ilii 1110 ba, 11 J-S1S WM! 41 r05.1111, fro
I hoe of any deeire. as we have .4411 I he difee ent Clarietitan 4:hinting
1.1eown in ra fawner to the piteeical '.. ellell he gathered at la. I.. „into tl
man, that tile desire to Itelp t hoto. grail:tries 011 /1041U 11. It urett Pis 194
4i4'4 .1 re heiplies is implanted in '11 , , nenos: ni /nen etui wo- .1°1.
4114411St every hea,rt, what greater -seen and children may be saved, tor ddl
jey could tome to the Chi istian ,A5:114 titer they ere rich or poor. black
reeeee than the realization that he- or wiaito. Jew or gentile. Pratt -stunt ‘...lne
bee, bees: made instremenial in theater Catholic. tOey shall all find room .l'n •
et:acing of a solo ? what earthis SOY .' for themselves in beeven. All wbo ter
eau he compared to the holy evultra- ^ will accept Chriet mei throw then,- i 8
tieta that comes to ire When We 1(44/:-. 14.41708 01 nu his praetor' and love can 'rev
iee that by prayers and pIeadiegs we ec 1 a • - . a t. o the gospel seed ,Tht‘e
hasp been 'able to bring a sinner oi•-iight hesitate to teo t the breoel ef I '1,'
fere to face with ChriSt ? \That 4 life upon the troubled sea of :Au if.sin
grea1041 joy than to realize Abet Our 1 4 g 1 1340 gespel invitation was 44
hasnible efforts have been blessed to i to be in any way ciretnimcribeti. But nlel
l'IIE SAVING OP A. SCIEL it is not. The ineltation is Po wide '
width will Ii`ve..on and on through that it takes in all who ere seedy nas
the coming ages,- and on through to be cleansed of sin. The invite- xxv"
eternities-, on and on until the hist 44011 hi' 110 Wide that the welcome , 3 "4
ettof the lights of the stars shall be comes from every direction. -The .141414
1,1411ried out and time shall be no Spirit -and' She bride say, Conte. :1-1,''e•
longer ? And iet, him that heareth .eny conie. .1 Af0
So, on accouut of this transcend- And let him that is athirst come. i the
eet joy, we find that soul saving has And whosoever will let lihn take the ,shl
become a passion with some men. water of life freely." That surely is bea
just as a mechanic's wife, who hes a broad enough invitation for all. on 1.
a little back yard, digs and plants And what a harvest home that will for
and hoes and hovers over her g a v... be when all the gospel. sheaves shall :33-
deus because she loves flowers and be gathered into the granaries of gl'ell
never tires of her beds filled with heaven; the rejoicing will be every- A
pansies and sweet peas and egerane where. Some of is have see,» the thot
hues and narcissus and nasturtiums, '
noted picture• of the painter Seifert, xxidr
so the true Christian loves rnen and called hein
women in order to win thena to ”TIIII HARVESTERS' RE'rUetele" des
Christ. Ah, there Is no joy on earth We have seen there the joyful looks J.,1at
like the %rapturous joy of soul SAN,- upon the faces of the,men and the "'In
illg i It is one of the most precious .women who have been working, in rieS'S
elleaves ever garnered by the Chris- the fields. Perhaps . -we ourselves Part
thin worker. My brother, if you have lived in the couatre. We have sin
ha•ve not this pass/on for savieg • shared in the joy of the laborers r"Gi0
sonls you have not yet been blessed . en e last sheaf of wheat has
with the holiest joy of which the hu- been. taken to the thrashing floore
man heart can conceive. but the joy of earthly harvest home
e
Another precious aheaf that, is gar- is nothing compared to the heaven -
44(11011 ,by the Christian reaper is the ly joy when all the gospel sheaves
gratitude of . those whose immortal shall be gathered into the heavenly
, .
• souls he has been. able, by the granaries.
.power of the Holy Spirit, to win to Now, as, the gospel sower who
Christ. No , true Obristian has a, casts his bread upon the water shall
right to swerve one, inch from. the reap such glorious harvests, shall wo
path of rectitude in order to Will not redouble mar energies and plant
the approbation of his fellow men. as many good seeds, as we can for
He should be willing to, do his fell Christ? Shall nete not do as much
duty under all conctitions. No mat- good as we can in the few years
ter what obstacles' may confront that remain. for as? Shall we not
him, he should be willing to draw tha,n.k God that he has given to us
the plumb line of 'Principle and go an opportunity to work and to live
rat raight ahead whether he is praised for- him? Shall we not find our joy
or blamed, loved or hated, honored and reward in sowing . and in scat -
or despised.' . tering our gospel seed over the field timo
Dut when a deristian worker can of sere . in stcattering our good xiiie
soW lhe good seed and not only ga- deeds' over the great troubled sea of 34e
eher for Clieiet e harvest of immor- humanity? , gob
ted sottIs, but gather also, the grati- Illotalel that we all rnig-lit be will- Se,
tilde and love of these whom Ile has -in- :Fe go forth to this gesp.el ,plante xxiti
,
not on Ihe eatne If • a
11.! 'IttilTfileittlifire14:414-1.7eslift)eultrlitligillitelleitu:;)(1.51417114; of his
It itilletIt'ulratilretivitiTiolilitilViLeedelineltel eil‘ti,e1 14 bo0entallowdtlIVaiseittiligeileleeleiti.ifolvIltietrk:181„'
Cht let eine, to eat mad ;Wink end true."
tic%
.4: . I aim d or amestel el .1 is the 'ellutly people laugh at fortune It'llcs a "I" IP" k•
neet, two 1.00fim the I.oral, 44 11110, telling?" (owned the inlet viewer. Beet mid Cheese Butter Stand-
ee, Feeekleg to Mows, cans the )'484l411( "Yes. I ettow they do. Yet you 1,,vei,(1.1ev'-"1" three lolled bee"
lo ' 'll'oes' Peen* which he hinueld, would 1.e surprieed if .1 were to tell ''"'w fine, add one-half cup pecan.
., out of legypt. unit rays, •erieee. you of the immy iii.eilicifono mime uteall; finely chopped; moisten elig•lite
a. 'Moe tautied teside quiekly out of the ed. Not long ago a, woman tame olY„1,,,v3t1,,,1 3;;;',",,,nch„,,(1,,rie,,s'oll.:g;„1/,,Vo°rRett,„tOo,
1:1 .4t,e,ay which I vonunanded them." to see me, and .1 predicted that slie ,-.11(„'"e",be-n n'ti"0';10 Wo";.'1" 01 ii7ii_IfTWil- s-p-r%"e-iiii
a Ciller were not neting like the pro- would die ehortly, and warped, her
ple of Clod: they Were 1101. ill MR to prepare. Thot woman won killed eireles of thinly sliced white bread
ue. 11,t1rAnt..i.l. 1:::(7.e. Peilleexia.141.;$:41,goghttietehttlit; 13011144. of
Toronto in less than 24
number of circles with the beet mix -
with the cheese butter and equal
it 11.c df4dttlY the wIfole nation, motet.) eteypsies who are fortune "tellers titre: lay one on top of the other,
et few drops of onion juice. Moisten
ercedee for, the people as the are born and not made. Do yon
rd's oeople and is hearti. 110 see those. kettles. those pans?" and
am down from the zuount, breaks pointing to poliehed thiwaa'e, the
;tables, burns tire calf, grinds it gypsy etated that they had been in
powder, scatters it uport the wit- the family for over 800 years.
anti nutkes the people drink it,. ..,r suppose you know that if the
0. will go up unto the Lord, tang* dies your reputation as it re -
adventure I shall make an atone- veneer of futures will be badly ehate
a tar your ten.
hus he puts hirneelf between the telsretd2answer to this the gypsy mere-
ners and God as a mediator, con- ly stead, "My grandmother was born
mg their sin and Reeking atone- on the Nile, and Nile gypsies see the
11, whieli implies judgment Upon. future so clearly they make few mis-
See what is written of rhino- takee."
making an atonement in Nnin,
, 3 0-1 8. Ilememi er LeV. XVii.
and that it is the bloot: that
keth atonement for the eaul and
Hine the prophet like unto
sett (Dent. xviii, 18) who, takieg
sinner's place and allowing all
to be laid Upon Him, did by
ring out erns in own body
he tree make aeonement sullicient
the sins of the whole world.
t. sOinhi this people have einned a
11 sin is great, and even the
ight Of foolishness is sin (Prove
, 9), het 901110 sins 0,1'0 1110re
01M than others- The Loed
(09 ITimself spoke of a sin that
h never forgiveness at the same
O that He spoke of, the forgive -
of all manner of sins except this
icular sin (1.1fark 28-30). alep.
that eovertope all others is the
ction of Christ, the Son of God
Tins as the sin that causes eouls to
perish (John iii, 16).
, A rather smart and ouick-wieted
82. And if not, blot nee, e. Pray young lady said to a mashing gen-
Thee, out of Thy book Which, , had been paying her
4 -Te to suffer in the r
rilloitt 'woman Who
hest written. marked attention. for some time
back ; flertee, doayou know your
stead, if necessary, in order to save head always reminds me of , from
them, The some is soon. in Saturday to Monday." "Indeed ''
sell the revisher "Wey 9'' The
Paul on behalf of the seine people -
Ivraci (Rom. :3). The reality is young lady, with v. trlerl'y twinkle in
seen in ;testis Christ who was aetn- Irr , eye' said ‘I,Ice,ause it is the
d See 8" 13ertie 1/1091, have
ally made at cut;se foe them aud for weak '
ost, • Seen, foe ,he does not eall there arow.
33. Whosoever hath sinne'd against
Me him will 1 blot out of My book. Mr. Smith - "I, can't see that it
In Rev. inc, 12, and Mat. 16, wakes any difference what one's name
we read of several book-, but what is. I would just as soon my name
book is referred ete in our leseon )er- were Sntith as' anything else." Miss
we may not know" in this' our Demure --"So would 3.. Oh, I eidiet
of partial knowledge (I Con mean tnat ! mean--" But she
9, 42). did mean it, thr the engageneent
35. liehold mine angel all /Inn oti ced
efore Thee. -
a chapters. xxxi i, 2. 15, 11)(1
, 20, Ts " lxiii, 9, and thank
QUITS.
Two editors quarrelled, and one
:referred to the other's early career
in his paper,
"As for our eoneemporary," he
wrote, "what can we expect from a
Man who was free years ago hawking
from door• to door with a donkey,
and an ill -conditioned ' beast at
that ?"
His rival did not deny it, but in
his next isSue appeared the follow-
ing 1 ----
'Om• conteinporary• says that live
years ago • we .were • 'hawking from
door to door with.a, donkey, aod an
ill -conditioned beast. at that.' He is
quite "right. We were so oecupied.
But we are surprised to find • the
donkey •has such a good memory."
• , .
Ara" ii•on jaw is .no match for an •
teentaal. jai!. •
press edges together and serve.
Ilacon Sandwiches.-Slire renue
well -streaked bacon veey thin, chill
it on a pie tin pieced on ice, then
drop it in a. hissing hot frying pen;
turn frequently until 41. golden brown
and crisp. Spread one side thickly
of narrow strips of bread, With
minced el:Oaken anti butter worked
to a paste, using the proportions of
one part butter and two parts Chid: -
en; season highly with salt, cayenne
and finely chopped parsley. Lay a
slice of crisp baeozt, on the other
slice, and fold slices together, press-
ing edges well.
Sahnon Sandwiches. - Use one
pound of salmon if fresh. Cook in
s, s'aucepan with a sliced onion, a
root of celery, half a teaspoon of
lemon juice or vinegar in water suf-
ficient to cover. Cook very gently
fifteen minutes, dram and remove all
skin and bones; pound feeh to a
Paste; add one-half cup of thick
cream. Season highly with sail; and
paprica. add leanon juice to t este
an'd' a, slight grating of lemon rind.
Spread between thin slices of white
bread, cut in strips three -inches
long and all inch and a fourth wide.
Serve on plate piled log -cabin fash-
ion. This .gives a pink centre to
the sandwich. 11 the canned' sal-
mon is esed do not cook it, but re-
othve -bones and skin Treat - the
same as above and senSon a little
higher: .
Cucumber Sandwiche.s.-Chill cu-
cumbers, peel and slice cros'swise
very thin; nutrinate .with French
dyessing; .let stand two hours. Cut
entire t wheat brea.d in circles the
same size as cucumber, and spread
them with mayonnaise dres,sing.
Sprinkle each slice of cucumber
thickly with fieely chopped chives
and lay a slice between two circles
of bread; press edges together and
serve. • ,
BOILING. WATER FOR STAINS.
Ordinary fruit stains may be re-
moved by pouring boiling water
through them, t must actually be
boiling, and really two persons
sh.otils undertake the removal of the
Stain. One should hold the
cloth out rather smoothly over
44 besine and the other should pour
slowly a pot of boiling water over
aad through the stained part. Tea machinery has aecreasei. d thie time to
and coffee stains may usually be got just over 10 minutete,
glass dish and garnielt with line ripe
raspberries and currants thoroughly
chilled and the.ted with granulated
rogar.
ltaspherte,• and Currant Pountliugs.
-Beat two eggs Very light it'Ith two
level tublesPoons each butter and
sugaze Add one-half pint milk. Sift
two cups dour with two head tea-
epoons hating powder and a Pluck
of salt. Add the flour to the eggs
and wile. mad teat to a smooth,
thick batter. Hate ready one cup
raspberries. and ontethird cup cur-
rants, waehed. drained 81111 floured.
Add theee to the hatter. Dram this
better by the spoonful, a feW at a
time, into a kettle of boiling, sale -
eat water. Cover closely, and boil
ten minutes, or a little longer. If
the hatter eon; nol Se0111 1.111111:10111-
ly thiek. ;old a little more dour.
\then the dumplings are alone, servo
at once with a sweet sauce.
NIA.G ER.
ralas POW
Very Little of the Vast Force
Now Being Used.
The imutente plants belug ballt at
Niagara Valls for the generation of
electricity have raised the fear in
many minds that all the water in
the falls would soon he used for
commercial purposes. Mr, .1. W.
Langmuir, ehuirman of the Park
Commission, is not, at all alarmed.,
and afUrms that beauty loeers need
uot be discomfited. \then asked C0114.
corning (hilt Matter he Fuld ;-
"That is a question often felt to
me, particulerly since the remaritable
statement attributed to Lord Kelvin
recently, that in tune all the water
of the Palls would be uNed tor emu-
Ineraial purposes, mei 4vhich 1 have
no beSitation in saying is a very
remote possibility indeed. The nutt-
ier may be put in Oita way : The
total water -power of the Fade. in -
eluding the upper rapids, is stated
to be equivalent to nearly six. mil-
lions of horse -power, brom the best
information 1 am able to obtain,
the Aggregate mechanical power in
use to -day in the cities ,of 'Toronto,
Hamilton, London, St. Catharines,
Woodstock, Galt and Berlin amounts
to 404000 horse -power. Should one-
half of this total he supplied from
Niagara Falls, and an equal amount ,
be used locally by the works in
'electrolytic processes, and an egital
amount be transmitted to the Ameri-
can side for, use there. it would only
amount to, say, 80,000 horse-
power, so that it is very evident
that a Consicle,rable• time must elapSe
or some Still more decided develop -
Ment in the use and clemaml for elec-
tric power be made -before the effect
on the Palls would be notiered."
The Ontario Power Company, the
new rival of the Canadian Niagara
Power Company, has secured rights
in Queen Victoria. Park at 'Niagara
Falls, and will proceed to generate
electricity there, 1(441 ng the eVelland
River water. ,
The .company is to take water
from the Welland River, and will
lead it to the park, a distance of
two miles. At the park an open
canal Will carry it on to the • pen-
stocks, by which it will be taken
down the dile" to the power -house.
Mr. J. W. Langmuir stated that the ,
company had obtained ' additiena,1
rights in the park to take water
from the Niagara- River above the
Dufferin Islands;, as an auxiliary to '
the Welland River privilege.
In 1830 it took the labor of one
man 3 hours and a militates to pro -
(pee a bushel of 44,1, oe lkfo doe»