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0 um ATI forgive the sins ot others so may symbol of Himself on the cross for StaGrAikeetnetenegtenjkatheAntlege
1.144:1141"give us Qur 9vin t'l
ord and my God, if thy pardon seolce of tt to Nicodeinue i chin , SG
espaewes. , the sins ot the world, and it
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ness to forgive and pardon others in, 14, 3.5), That old serpent, the
what ehance bave‘ most of us for , devil, by siu has bitten our men,
y org ten a !and iitultitudes ere perishing, but es
But I have Quo thought more -1!To tbe likeness of tbat whicit had bitten.
Is a Habit Which Can be Laid at Many
a Door.
develop, and then I am done, 0 Israel was put upon a pole for their
man bee a right to condemn his deliverance so the Lord Jesus was
brother. beea,use gkfter tbe go/Wee/ma- on the gross made sin for ns tbat-we
tiou is once spoken it often happeue might be made tow elanteoueeteen ot
meat "'cordite to eet W fne rOlion1ent Y1 Iditlerent front that WIdelt fioWe a i 0 Itulttt:rt hex Inneu\c-ei3r, beherencZedr.epellitn: siGeorlileenti ler tl(lellpeelot:evve.021.11igesr14
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,A, despateh from ohicaho eaysz ings of ba,byhoed arid Nevitood *id evil words which. speak to others rendered harmless to injure those
Rev, Frank Be Witt Talmage preach- Spullg Inanhclml. 'StnAle Inen ili"er about an absent trlend or euelnY who are in Christ. 'ATM) sting of
ed from the following text Mate knew the love 0. Parent. Teeir will In all probabinty be repeated to death is sin, and the strength of sin
hat ye be father and mot ex' died when they a snond and a third and fourth - )
thew vii, 1, "Judge net„ t
$oine things which all young
house4-eepers .an.d some old house,-
neepers oeed to know and which are
tehl la no coening boon, botecehold
magazine or other compendium of
housewifery, are the earioes nonges
end substitutimee practieed by those
to ennen. necessity is the mother of
invention. We tem ell remember the
ot
• 11 Ian e e A time wilco We did licit know enough
The sin of censorioas criticism, is Lere tvoelgyetYlItieng" ,eui=ieol, pats b' party
pernys aurnetilcaritehereebeceeisivnirtelar:-s olvehr°Iga3)14thJe'IsIsee CI111.1'7•Issil'e"t7Ciollr7ngvit• t%oeutii.13sio1;7 1104)tuierveene4altrgr$a bleystP14itniiinig- Uallouwrtler3aranrwntebm: slifteteda,5PArd
commit it at east unconsciously out lute the great inhorlel uupreparni we do unto ot, ers will be pee.
t4 HOUSEHOLD ta
mazosossaa
WacDr.11iatiia).
haneneS, enpful of gegen and he
white of an egg. Place the teille on
the state to beat, and when it. bee
-
reached the "boilleg point remove
from the ere, ,aun stir Is the sugar
untii dissolved; then set. aside to
cool. When ready to fi•eeze, peel and
thoroughly inasla the belie/ease end
add them to the Milk, tOgether With
the contra, well whipped, and the
thoroughly beaten white of the egg*
ifrewe as previously di,reeted.
TESI'Etri RECIPES,
Sponge Drops—Three eggs. * cup
elverized SUVA', a pinch of salt, t
easBeen Vanilla, end 4 cup flour,
Beat Pager and yolk together. add
salt goad naroripg. thee add the
whiteS of egge beaten stint and iaste
most universal beeauee one ie ant and have In -en, htney were Pln then my brothelite t tentage wi iible_ se. eei, As quickly tbe eyes of toes. rather time wastefully throw the near iefto the other iugrediente„
and without premeditation or foi•e- for the struggle °I lilen5"1 • ' Y t
41 told , to call Oh in Mother awl sister. a bitten, IsranW fell ellen the set'', them away, we patiently ate the drop from. the tip of sio3Q4 ml"
thouglit. If a party of youog pee. Shift for themselves. atte ern as win we. shall is•e pot, here and now, PbO 1Ve,a
1U1 U1C
Pie ere together, it is not hard to ;nlifferent as Rowers Arte..43 rent. while we offer the Lard's Prayer,eay 11.t°34eni. a sinner loeles to JeSUS on
Ann fault with the monster. end Sorn,cs are Planted in rieli so oth- with sincere and truthful hearth.; tvanemcirtme fostrighmeiringin einbrhistt. as
sstemilt.:
the doctor. and the dresemeher, and "ers in poor. Some are care r "Forgive as our trespaeses as we
tbe neighbor's wife and chile and .loviug hands, others have t ht forgive those who trespass age.inst Is wrltten, "Look ludo Vie and be ye
saver (Isa. xita tin), The serpent,
/Muse and ali that be ha -e. is;for their lives among the ue ?"
e
net difficult to My the reputation
of J thernS ' and the aimed*................. -..U thpole was no thought ot
1,1••••nr.
ie 's n Provision J
SU absent naember upon the dtesec801110oweeds. See have m& oost Moses. but tlLordow
e attert
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THE SUNDAY 0 L
in g table of traducement and out aud,to incubate and develop thein
sharp, merciless tongues. It is pot tr'slake tbeir thirst Other flow r FATE Ur PROSPECTOR
hack it. into pieces with cruel. ,Just cum& showers and dews
al-WayS disegreeeble Opportunity are continvelly being scorched
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.TINAT101,TAT, iXESSON,
31.
to repeat, the slanders and the vili-4,,the drought and UNVORTIJNATN lf,AN AMP BlAlm '
neatiens atal the defamations and' DlatitIGED DY Tap
Ithe wholesale condemnations which we are all ,Illeetent In
u
=MRS. et
soft and testeleee.teings. fliera was
5.0.a period when if our SOW was'
otersalted before- venting to the.,
table, we had to -add atesepoonfall
or brown sugar Zo the tureen. If
'0;411 Much Penner was the fatiit,, it
was. a ileinse mystery yet to -tinfold„
that a ttep of eretten. Or tunic Would
alleviate it We know .now that if
our naetry novir be exhausted and
we wash to tneker a calm before the
delivery waggon calls. we may use
'Wyatt - flow- if, we piece .it out.
with .one-third or .one,,ouarter sorra
Text of the Leeson, Num. x II0 TURNZD TO SALT. starch. The butter. too. in cake-
. may lareszi
have been cireulitted about the ed teniperaMents and makingbe refd with et
neighborhood in t'eferenco to other rpsio. temptation, I iii, 14, 15. ry of a Mining Engineer After or cluchen fat if carefully tried outii granulated sugar. flake in well WV
Through the J and not mixed WIth other shorter.- tered pans These are delicious..
Now
Teeple's characters. Tiohnee. the quaint p 1-3. He fought against 'bradui
a Trip ThroDeserts. ing: a speck of tralt must be added. Allure Fulf----Waeli or boil moll or , nay test is a divine protest peer, once wiset ' oak vonfe of them Twist:meta.
The housewife who pleue to melte mieslitipen potitteee *bat will not
against the busty and the 1,1114115t ups trout/1g , tii ThlS iS the fiterV Of Arad the Ca- HTeeher
. . a mini ig pr
judgments witlt which we condemn t 1,00 years be 000thte. who dwelt sit the; Eintte, no pea r who fin4 104 etturma thorn graham brean and finde the grainon. leolt well nerved. ivhale. Peen:MI*
QUI fellow uten. It is v4. diviee pro- eip:o neve yeti everne to have reineMbered the vieit ttip teiguat tee mojw1,4 “sd eon,- flour bag eniPidt* MO MI nitl,1 ll'el' g 1.1.4 Illr°1/ a iCelf0,4 (eel
14. golden Text, Zebu
gree-Wd tin abeette Bate elghe or
ten, Minutes in 0, rather geol. oven.
Five O'Clecte "rea 'Cakes-e-Orte-hall
sifted sugar, map butter., whites
eggs, nap sweet Scant
teaspoon bolting powder WA I teat
speoie .elneend Savoring pawner.
:Cream the butter and Sugar logo*
Veer.. add the.,beaten eggs, •then the
Milk• and tbe atismieg. end then •S• •
little our with the bating powder.
Mix well and add .enongli More 0014
to make g dough last stiff enough to
roll out * inch thlch Cut, into, bigi.
cults and brash them with egg 'yolk
over 'which slit a little powdered or
rg
t.v.s4 to bring men and women to the egudg.tutt awl Uli Warn} Water, yeast, an ow gates d d as muc coil e upped mea
realization of the awful damage they Ill the 1-'1014 alteideth'slObe4,17 eththeattirnt„ ,111f0thelleFdeir4.80,Zy/i501 allemneart1/4gedble 1.0tr°41‘, suth_reionan'ts 4n Were, left treat the erne kind. ti'Mon with 5. alt butt,
nut mire -elven nt raaia'S 414 salli4e t - - - - breaufast cereal; znahieg the dough ter mid tO Otte Pint add eneegh
are doing tlieMSelres, es, well kis pitteo `Then. atto. we. have put ng but but now it is_ no handful of men aud bun'o In one of the lerge ealtg Intik to give a Create consistency
othent. by the perniclotie hebit of ourselves in our ening Intatheen who haw cornet It is a all le T1117 fields that abound there. Pr"L'Y 6tia nilil whit° ""f`'
censorious eritlelent. It is a Pro- place have we right to affirm that tleto that be Fees annrottebing. anti "One, Of the most desolate places' is17411". linlg ago "tat .,ther° a°4 0" b"ten egg. Beat all Ivi°74
test to prove that. theugh we honor
pee and love men an0 praise men
an,. help mem yet we PinSt. mat hate
Men or deride men or condemn men,
Gontlentuation le a divine preroga-
tive- Condemnation is a thunder-
bolt which will shatter every human
band that. tries to grasp it and to
hurl it. tontleirmatiou is a poisen-
oust fang which will destroy our
own lives as well as lacerate and
the Wel
DODSON INTO THEllt rixsu.
Versoually we should not condemn
IOWA, because, having imPerfections
in ourselves.. we have no right to ex -
Peet and demand perfection J11 oth-
ers. If we were holy. perbaps we
might have a right. to espect other
people to be holy. If we were pure
minded, We might have a right to
60Xpect, other people to be pure Mind-,
ed. If we loved the Lord our God
with all our heart aud soul mid
Mind and strength; if we were 've-
to'. huebands mut perfect, wives, per -
Sect porents mei perfeet thildren„
perfect In our love for our fellow
men, we might expect.others to be
pc:4feet. lint what right has the
raven to croak because ber young
'DAC wings as black as the night?
rl.*T• right has the Marine to
etaad up nun condenut the poor pat-
h:eau, who stood afar oft and , bent
—"Ni. breast, moaning, "Glod be mer-
ciful—to um a sinner," when the
Vhurisee himself WaS SO sinful that
he WaS like a whited sepulcher,
"which inueed appenred beautiful
outwtu4d, but was within full of
dead MOWS bones and all unclean."
And what right, have you, 0 hearer,
to say your neighbor is a bad man
00 a bail woman and sbould be con-
demned when. yeti yourself have an
evil eye and have not yet, by the
grace of God, plucked it out? When
you yourself have an evil hand or
foot and have not yet amputated it'?
When you yourself have an evil
tongue. to speak or tut evil ear to
listen against the deeds of your
neighbors?
And the sad fact about human
condemnation is this: The more we
ourseives have goue astray, the
more we ourselves have followed too
Much the devices and the desires of
our own hearts, the more we our-
selves have sinned in mind or in act
and not yet been found out by the
world, the more apt are we to con-
demn the shortcomings and Weak-
nesses of others, even as Lord Jef-
freys, the unjust English judge, was
merciless toward those who were
brought before him, although he, him-
seld at that time was the greatest
criminal in all England. it is not
the good father wile is hardest up -
ea on the daughter that has gone as -
Mgt tray; it in the bad father who is not
apt to forgive the wayward child. 13.
is not the good brother who is un-
willing to save the wayward sis-
ter; it is the sinful brother, who
would and does demand that his sis-
ter should be niorally all right while
he himself .
MAN BE MORALLY ALL WRONG.
No man should rashly condemn
another; becanse it is often impossi-
ble for him to realize what were the
mitigating . chcunastances in. which
the sin was conceived. If all men
vvere born free and equal, as the
American Declaratior of Independ-
ence optimistically declares, you
' could judge them in the bulk. Yeti
.nould judge any two men as you.
'might' test two ,bars of steel' which
come from the same mold. You
e could judge them as you might say
that a pound of coffee ought to
weigh . es -Patch as at pound of tea;
but all men are pot born free and
equal. We are dillerent in heredi-
tary tendencies. Only a -short time
- age" at a convention of the,Woelen's
„whivistian Temperance Union dele-
gate read the record of a woman
with crin-iinal tendencies who died in
1827. The name of this woman,
for o.bvious reasons, 'was not told.
This woman of criminal tendencies
had, had up to date 'over SOO de-
scendants. Seven hundred. of these
clescendante have been criminals, and
all were. convicted at least once and
most of them more than once or
crimp. Thirey-pix -of these descend-
ants have been murderers.'
' Said the Speak.er, tthe blood of that
one woman of criminal tendencies
has cost the nation in eighty years
over cj,3,000,00 for trials and exe-
cutions for, the property, stolen
Or ,destroyed.°' ' Is net the Snood
that flows in your veins tappily
we. iu our own streugth. would
hate done difiereptly than he has
, dope? we do thee affirm we ore
not honcet and true to ourselves.
for 50100 of the reightiteit and test
113033 41 004 have testified I'ust the
osposite, Glorious John Newton,
trunlpet throated John Newton, -
Holy Spirit Inspired John litiwton.a
03400 deClared that he never ,31W 41.
murderer being led away to the gal-
lows hut he always Fain to himself.
"There goes "John Newton unlese he
hod been sad by the grace of
God." Horatio Seymour, twice
goveerfor of New York, in a large,
religioue meeting once solemnly de -i
dared. "in my - time as the Odell
executive of New York. I have bad
to examine hundreds of applications
for pardons. After I had Carefully
=mined them aud fully entered in-
to the lives of the convicted and
realized the influences which eaueed
them mimeo, I am free to eonfew
that had I had the Wslie influence
about me es those men had in every
caw I should have committed the
same (Mmes., If not blather oues."
Oh, my brother. Indeed of condemn-
i»g your brother put yourself in
your erring brother'o place. Get
down on your IlleeS and offer a
prayer a gratitude that you have
not been tempted no he is tentrted.
You ought, to get down on your
knees and thank God that even in
Your lesser temptations you have
been saved solely by an Inspiring
faith, in a divine lose 'which may
never have been kindled 131 your
BROTHER'S SINFUL SMART.
No human being should condemn
his neighbor because it is ouly the
loving tear of pleading sorrow that
eon ouench the fires of sin and uot
the sharp tongue that "hreaketh the
Ibone." it is only the Wall% gentle -
Protecting, Outstretched arm of a,
friend that draws the sinner toward
God and heaven; not the 'clenched
list of an enemy. Did you ever see
a minister who became a, better min-
ister through the fault finding of bis
congregation ? Did you ever know
of a wife who became a better if
because her husband talked against
her to his neighbors? Do you know
of one human being who was brought.
closer to your heart and to God by
being demeaned in the eyes of his
fellow men through bitter denuncia-
tions that you hurled against him?
No I No Slander and vilification
and traducement and disparagement
and evil rumor, repeated by your
lips, never softened or purified a.
sinful heart. They only drove the
sinner farther away from you and
farther from God.
It is possible to eriticize even the
best of men. The" story is told that
Zeuxist the famous Greelc artist,
painted a wonderful picture of a boy
holding a dish of grapes. The pic-
ture was so wonderful that the
birds flew through the open window
and with their bills picked at the
grapes which the artist had drawn.
But though there were thousands
ready to praise, there were still
many censorious critics who con-
demned the picture. 'Tor," said
the evil minded critics, "if the boy
had been painted as perfectly as the
,dieh of fruit, the birds would ,have
been afraid to approach the dish
Which the lad is supposed to hold in
his hand." 'It is possible to harshly
judge the actions or even the beet
men. Therefore it is very easy by
bitter criticism, to destroy the -m-
all& who, might be saved by. the
gentleness of a loving, forgiving,
CHRISTLIKE TONGITE.
4
But the text has a deeper `and wid-
er' meaning • than merely the inter-
rretation which implies that if we
utter condemnation against our
brothers our brethren will in tufn
speak sirriilar condemnations against
us. It means that if we condemn
our brethren,, Oiliest will condemn
us. It means that if we do. not
speak kindly of those, who have gone
wrong Christ will not become our
divine advocate and Plead for Bible forgiVeness. What does the
say in ender to inapress tins truth
upon our hearts ? Christ gave us
the Lord's prayer as the model of
our applications. Our • Father
Which art heavenc hallowed . be
thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy
well be done in earth as it is in
Ileaden. Forgive us our trespasses as
we. forgive . thote who, trespa.ss
against us." In other Words, we
must pray"that we .are ready to
near y "WA SN 419 in a slitei Ina until light and feathery
in his folly he tbinks to restst theM, in the Colorado Desert." tahs biro eanned in4t„ se333*301* nte of yi.; added /latter a fiat baking dish and Pilo
for be knows not. tbo Lord nor Ills Tucker. "is thirty-two miles south-
PurPoses. W.hen Abram first came east ef planby, "nor i 1:41D -A. da.. it 10 our 01I1K.0 Lneot at Tirautismr- the Mince in rOUR4 high MOIRA.
-'--e -- fug or at Christmas; bat we oot Het in tine 0.T.en hang enough to
to the land. the Cattaattites were in posit of roch stilt fifteen mile5 IU mac Haw., pie teeth hay hoe
Sittn7(4 tlAhlleradi *here 4in"la;YsteawrtZeta'stgv 400 tiehntgeotilee‘lieLls fil.n"attQUIPtelnattl'h4ertlilisC. Etat ny,411rep00037074..eeloT.,e.reafilpreeleeolle.e. eotir:;vgys .44 14b!iLlt3:741itteohtfarrIt!giptia.rlaatee:7';ii1;igrtehLatetilY:og(latnariati
sea tt;t11, nil, 0; Nolan hail+ gil). War Of grass or allY land of or %via -des -0r,, poilillitg-Fance. cut to shape before toasting an When
linween the last les, -on and this salt. crops out of tne eattil. aud antn heated netb temp ot boos.; It4.51 earegaiix. Foe ledety bake thei
one, for in chapter sx, which 11V- where In this t-ection rock salt can beTuie wi‘104.", ot. tt,oF t1441,.. wave ao butter pop -over pans and
gins with the death of Miriam and he obtoincd by digging ten or twelve teed with dour stirred up to coin) terla 011 to a, hot platter, but be
ends with the death of Aare% We Inches, No one knows how deeP the water, with a iittie extra slmor and sore to t-erae hot- Another way Is
mad l'ersn 1 that' theY are hal* saJt' gee% nulnber of prospect again the *miter.. and if the tetterect1 to omit the egg hem the mixture,
at Kodesii, whene they Were 113 thinit- holes have been Sahli, hut lam great. keit was Very deadens indeed, ne form a, mound on a halting dish.
ter 20, when they met the ;Tien almourat, tif water encountered at a quality,. GriminiA 60;ALea mild wade& mate eurfe or Nur enpreseiens ft;
There ere 00134 thirty-eight years ecgetation, in many Places the t'00,7., merely heatin1*713 g fit; or it Illtael he brittle and dry Xel1St be br1°111
and ilm6w trtun 014111)4" 7gxklit' ilePth twentP11‘.e fbiffY feet- to the finneriltions *Top Intakes al the top anal drop on egg into each.
3S, that Aaron died in the fortieth makes further alining e.,,invposesible front jelly tbat etootoot entheneete, eet iDo the oten long coough to cook
year after the$ hqt rentPh. How without When making molast*713 ies comics, if the egg. One cook who 43e134e5 this
little is' known of tholze thirty-eight DUMPING. AVPARATI,18. the jug tiatly refuses to quite 11111 the, dkh calls it 4Ideallized haft." and
Years, 14 was time last In wander- "some ten years ago an Mort was'incasure, piece out the recipe with, it merits the name. Still another
ing because of unladief, for they are made to bring this immenee deposit' the brown Or ewe* white eager WY to tierva the Wow pug MiNtaril
DO nearer the promised land now of suit into COMMerClal Twe;!bIlit, we sit not imagine thof it we- 13 to cook 0. like an omelet, fold
than theY were ill the 1854 lesion" railroads were both to connect the, have nearly enough Molarsee it tv over and garnish with bars of Utast
How many believers thus wander o rock guory109 with the Santa Fan do witheut addiug the stinere The and rartley. Meat is too costly to
lifetime on the borders of a land It was found necessary to build a!gingerbread or cookies num have lie misted and there is no excuse for
Yu an a weatWO I 110USe 4110 Middle Of the deposit, sufficient sweetening, Asnie, if we, mall pieces spoiling when a ehoice
unbelief They do really put their and for Ole purpote enough blocks fail /abort of sour milk uhen • thatt exists of many good. wa-n of sem
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1111" t Lord (.5" and luseePt of Salt Were cut to build a shanty" ingredients is required, 'we may pour ing it in it SeW 143/15e.
'11111I AS their Saviour* but because fotIrteell by thirty Ica in dibulk-,, suilleient cold. water to rill up the Cooked IlauweaSe-Mray PeoPle can
theY Cagnet obtain Konle elZfeN sion9. A flooring mid roof eenlinined bowl or cup, hilt we must net ill, eat freely of uncooked banaucts with-
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out tiny apparent harm. 'while to
others they inettriably cause Much
testinal discomfort. They aro cer-
tainly not iMproved when fried 15
batter which is often, greasy ou the
outside and uncooked inside; tint
when sisuply baked they aro eery
wholemmte and &Helmet A little
salt and lemon juke belp to bring
out and improve the natural flavor
01 the fruit and often a great niti in
le digestion of uncoohed banaitas ;
and for those who think it an im-
provement a *14115 stigar may be
used. A good iiroportion of swesont
e4 ••• 4) e "waS not sick, partly filled with ruin water. lie, boiling milk; cook 20 mintage, tdir- ing is ;Allowed one teatpeenitil of
but Ids time had come to go home.' -considered this a lucky find, for his: ring often, and set 31e:137 tfool, sugar may be used. A good ten
and this hi the 'wog account of it. canteen was almost empty. lIetIVIten the liquid is cold, add the rest portion of Seasoning is ttllowed 014
It WnS gain to him. It was VOW (week his 1111 of tne water and per- of the sugar. the ilaverhig and the teaspoonful of sugar, one4ntif 'tea -
far better (Phil, e ee, jt.v,) The 'MUNI his burro to do the I cream, and freeze. The long toiling spoon of lemon plea, one teaspoon
reason they had to compass 'the —me night was cold and the, prevents nuy hint of the raw taste of butter and a few grains of salt
land of Edom instead of going storm 'continued. He determined to so often noticed when eornstarch is for each banana. Peel the fruit and
through It was that the king would camp in the hut over night. Thal used. tane off the coarse membrane, divide
not allow them to pass through dead embers of the fire were still tol Iee Cream.—To a quart of them once each way and lay them
(Swig. xi, 10, 17). be seen when we visited the place, new milk and a pint of cream allow in a baking dish, with a sprinkling
5. And the people spake against evidencing the unusual severity of two tablespoonfuls of corn -starch or of the seasoning on each slice; add
God .and against Moees. • the weather.
They loathe the manna and say, A HORRIFYING SURFIIISPI arrowroot, an egg, and a toilful of water to just thew among the slices.
sugar. Place the ntilk in a intim and a few bits of butter, which, with
that there is no bread and no trater.11 4-teben we opened the door of this. boiler to heat, reserving small the sugar, helps them to brown het -
So they are full of trouble because desolate shack we were horrified at portion to wet the arrowroot or ter, and bake in a quick oven about
they are rebellious and unnianagt!- seeing what seemed to be a marble 'corn -starch ; when the ntilk boils fifteen minutes.
able. The record concerning them statue lying on the floor. The head" add the arrowroot or corn -starch,
is found in Ps, lxxviii, 17, 18, 10, was. Of alabaster whiteness, the hair and stir 20 minutes; then strain in- HE WAS CONVINCED.
22, 87, . tat recotd attd whiskers having fallen away. to the mixture the well beaten yolk
enmity against Min who loved them The body was outlined under a thin of the egg, add the augeat slit' A SkePtical Hospital Patient Put
and sought only their welfare I See blanket. I well and set aside to cool. \then
, to the Test.
His heart toward them in Ps, lxxxi wrhe si ht was so uncarmy that cold, add the cream, which has been
previously whipped tvith Dover. inAdiatt,intseeinwsttinbgy
Reooninttelsd
irom
egg beater; also stahn.dinoteheflabveeariteeng
white of the egg whose services in establishing the
arid freeze. „fact that malaria is communicated
Lemon Ice cream.—To a pint of usually, if not invariably, by mos.
cream and one of milk allow three- lOcucnotoosi., ehaeveetibieer 111%1c...ceded by Alio
fourths of a pound of sugar, three
lemons and the juice of an °mtge.! There is in Nagpur, British India,
Grate the rinds of the lemons, a hospital native assistant named
squeeze out the juice, and mix to- Joongey Lal, who had seen the op-
gether the rinds, jeice and half a orations cm mosquitoes that had
pound of the sugar. Bring the milk bitten malaria ,• patients. and had
and cream to the boiling point, and seen the parasites of malaria. under
remove them from the fire; then add the microscope, but he was still
the remaining, quartet' of a pound of skeptical. At last he resolved to
sugar, and stir in the mixture of Out theStx:emhtetieueleit,o etehsiti, ansidersgaeledn taot.
lemon juice and sugar, set aside in- Maj.
til cool, and freeze. _Lemon ice cream;.Nagpur:
may be prepared by any of the re.) "Give me fever and P11. believe."
cipes given for vanilla ice cream, ex -1 "What kind would you like?" ask -
tract of lemon being substituted for ed. the major.
the v:11111184 nut the flavor is not eel "Benign tertian," was the reply,
fine as when lemon juice is used. So Joongey Lal allowed himself
Frazee Custard.—To e. pint of: to be bitten on January 21st, 22nd,
cream and a phat of milk ailow 311 24313 and 25th by mosquitoes in the
"Pt4 elle° anl l'S' II° a 4- *01 at of the peculiar kind of earth that,
His word they wander OU 'aching SS- exists in that 'vicinity completed the
i
;mance.
- building.
4. And. they Jowl:eyed from Mount Dining the summer or mg) a
Hor by The Way' of the Red sea to swede named Johnson, who had
.'compass the loud Of MOM. and the been proepectlug in the vidnitet
eoul of the people was much die- etarted to cross this dry lake of salt
eouraged because of the way.
Mount llor is memorable Iv: to Old Woman's Springs. Wien
place where Aaron died. Moses, sandstorm blew up. 110 trudged on
tho nearly Intlf way across a tenifie
Aaron and Eleazar went up into onto be came to the salt. house,
Mount, Her in the sight, of all the where he and his burro sought Axel -
congregation. and MoseS, strIPping ter.
Aaron of his garments, put them "Under tbe crone of 4310 bonen he
upon Meagan and Aaron died there found a, number of galvanized tallkS
.111,, 410
sweet milk with your, it. is nuire
dinestreeis than tabling new cloth to
an old gannent
len env:Aar.
Imam lee Cream.—To a, gose.otts
pint of milk and a quart of eream
allow a. pint of sugar, a wanty half
cupful of flour, two eggs and a
tables; °onto! or %unit la extract.
Diace the milk in a farina boiler,
and allow it to boil, Meal. together
half the sumo, and the flour and
eggs, and stir the MiNtare 11140 the
10-16, "I am tho Lord thy God, we hesitated to remove the bianket,
which brought thee out of the land but finally mustered enough courage
of Egypt," 'to do so. The body had undergone
6. And the Lord sent fiery ser.- a singular transformation, being no-
pents among the people, and they thing less than complete petrifica-
bit the people, and much people of tion. The substance was of a imbue
Israel died. -
, of gypsum, very friable and pure
, The New Testament admonition in white in color. The outline of the
this connection is, "Neither let us body was perfect. I
tempt -Christ, as smne of them also "The darkness of the interior at
tempted and were destroyed of ser- first prevented us from seeing the
peens" (1 Cor. x, 9). Lest any one burro, which was standing in one
might think that he never would be corner. One -of our party advanced
thus guilty, it is written in the con- and laid his hand on the animal,
text, "Let him that thinketh he when it fell over against him. The
• standeth take heed lest he fall," and burro had . undergone the saine
lest one might think that his trials transformation as its master. The
are unusually- heavy and too nruch body of the inen was given a decent
' to be borne see verse J.3 burial under the house, and the
.1- 7. Therefore the people. name to burro was sent to the Smithsonian
Moses and said: We have sinned Institetion. '
for we have spoken against the Lord "The explanation of this strange
and against Thee. Pray unto the phenomenon Is to be fatand, in the
Lord that He take away the ma kiud of water that was drunk by the
pents from us. And Moses prayodMan and the been) and in the land
for tho people.of earth that composed the roof and
• floor of the salt habitation. The
- Many a time Moses had prayed for
water is heavily charged with chlor -
them, and it is Written of him that ide of sodiuM. The earth that had
"Moses, His chosen, stood before been uSed for the 1300111114 contained
Him in the breach to turn away Elis
wrath, lest He should destroy them"
(Ps. con, 23). Moses and Samuel
and Daniel and other great interces-
sorare types of Ilim who ever liv-
eth to make intercession for 11S (lieb.
25; Rom. yin. 84), and there is
exceeding great comfort in such
words as I John 1 9 end Pr v
xxvin, 18, I, 2. Yet the time came
when neither Moses nor Samuel,
Noah. Daniel nor Job could avail
for Israel if they should pray for
them (,Ter. xv, 1; Ezek. ale. 11),
8, 9, And the Lord said unto
Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent and
Set it upon a pole, and it shall come
to paSs that eVery one that is
ten, 'when lie looketh npon it. sine;
live.
Thus elloses dict. and it 00103
pass as the Lord had said. He wto
told Moses to do this sew in it a 3111 day in the wropg direction."
chemicals winch were taken in solu-
tion by the rain water as it dripped
througb into the galvanized tanks.
After drinking freely of this water,
the man and the beast had evident-
ly frozen to death and were gradual-
ly petrified.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK.
A selaconsci 0119 and egotisticel
young clergymen was "supplying"
the pulpit e county church. After
the service henasked one of the dea-
cone, e erizzled, plain-spoeen man,
What - he thought „• of "thi, morn-
ing's,,.effort."
: eenswetecl,e ,0151. mae;
.slowhe "11 I tell ;to enhtll ten ye in
it d ..0' parable, f remi n ded me
•).f. 341341131iPeck's fust deelehuet,-- when
- wen, green: Ile -4031010d the deer's
'tracks all 'right, but he follet*ed 'ent
cupful of sugar, the yolks of six
eggs and a tablesporinful cif lemon
- juice. Permit the eream and milk to
come to the boiling point, and stir
in the eggs and sugar, which have
proper condition, and lie was told
that he would probably develop the
SyMptoms within twenty days after.
And so It proved. 0114Pebruary
133.11 he began to feel micomfort-
been previously beaten, together un-! able, and a pantsite was foend in a
til very light; continue, until thel drop of his blood. On the fifteenth
•
mixture thickens, remove from thet day his teinperature rose to one hun-
lire, and add the lemon juice. When tired and four, and four parasites
cold, freeze as prevlously directed. were found in ten minutes. He saw
Chocolate Ice Ore:law—To pint these himself, and his incredulity
of cream and a pint of mill: allow melted. .-
half a pound of sugar, the white of He desired, however, to watch the
a11 egg, an ounce of Baku's choco- progress of his ciwn case, mid so
late ancl a tea,s.r. °entail of vanilla ex- not only refused to take quinine,
tract. Grate the chocolate, place it hut:even asked to be infected with
with the milk and sugar a farina "malignant tertian," Doctor De -
boiler, and boil ten minntee. Then chanan reports, ne'vertheless, that a
remove the milk from the fire, • and few days' experience of. the untreated
set it aside to cool. When ready to- benign form had been sufncient for
freeze stir in the pint of cream, him, and that his request for the
which has previously been 'whipped malignant tertian was withdrawn,
with a, Itover egg beater; also add
the vanilla and the well-beateh white "Alie Harclupmust have used a
of the egg. Stir an well together, great deal of flattery to win the
:old freeze as usual. heiress.'! ''No; he simply told
13anana Ice Cream -4 --To a tint of the tie -nil." 'indeed ?'' -Yes; le
cream anda pint, of nailk allow six said he couldn't lite without her,"