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OD HAS in FAVORITE
nkiad They Are Little Children Who Are
Dead and Translated.
4Sit(Zn1e.ed seCntdinq 10 ieet et the rettofeeto
ennaiii.. in the Tree ihje ThonSatiLdU0Hee.
tate tee Teo eeilleet W9r0no,
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A despatth from Obicago Says :-
Bee, ltritek Pe WILL Telmage preoth-
ed froi the following text :-Isaiell
el, 14 "'Ile snail gather the lamtee
with I4la. arm and carry them in hie
bosom alai :Mae gently lead those
that aro with youten"
,WItet dots the "empty cradle" of
thie morning's theme zoom? Does it
mean thet the bailee who on:e pluee
fel in our rtursoeies hose grown up
Into big- 1;03,9 n1.41 girls 'who ru.eh
away every enoruing from the betekk-
last table tq be in tone to ieteet•er
tho call of the school bell ? Bees it
Oman Out our chilerea have beceine
young men end vonnett andeteto the
old homesteati to go forth into the
gloat battle of lifo ? On. no. tale
morning I am going to •preach aeon
the little wilt° 43 ad tz whirl) Is
boat eutptOol in (win r to fill up the
111,110 white caelket. 1 too gointt
tel.1 why Josos. as the Good eihep-
held. ofttn comes into tho homes and
oalitele the little lambs into his
arms ond fear. ice teent luta the i
gletet pestures of beiteen. 11e :wow 7
he has always eared for them. ns tioef 2
text osiret tee, while they stilt VOnini11^
ed with us elan earth. but Poe un
-
' tit they re -I hr. •IU4 Lbny
alio his perfect 10.10.
NOW, 1ny, friends. what 19 the
inc loii*'. of this wholtieale ernigrittion
of otir)ietit• tines to the notvenly
there ? Axe the life 011/1 1,1141 dintO
of the majerity of cOndeen a failure? ;
is t110 Propty crank, eat empty thot It.
can hold for is ne iusen-Ing hason
of good OM'. or is CM let teettey
gathering lee Wets 'etc; hie urine
awl eorroing them in hie loteota so
th it he ale the noire sefely teed the ''
bereatiel parents tilting tho thc•rity :
fuel don ferota latitwoy of an teort"• b-
Jolirney to the gleriotte destitute:Ion
E weeted for theta obeita? The war.
ginal notos ot ley Iliello a rut thet,
Ieleis poselon of fey teet rimy mean
/pat the flood ethepitertl loco be cite -
re in e the ID t le le MI '1 in 11 n9 11W0111 "
to MO grill' Pest m es of notelet No 1
that the mother elle, p will 1 tett
awl ery, will folites merle aneitotelo :.
and cloei ly after He Divine etut ter. {
So to -day r prkiolli ft, theueitioni of
fett lateen lea; 11 HAMS. ,
I wont to ten thou why their dead '
cleldren WI,91. bent nail elect oily
God demnot. 1t 1b a, twit,.
of tho human' roe oz grow old ru I
with I edinunt el ee ‘• eight eee i ho
to night, of t lorisetwore years ;toil
ten.
Tito empty eraille entt be the
.a.rol heart.e.totte ete a periPiel me-
trimoniet love. It ean he the 1141y
l'Iti.Nenaritttl ark. the eherubini Of
vie 11 are made reit of fee novo
vett/Milo teat oriel tletn theee who
WITO ome molded 4,1:1 Of MOW]
gold. 1 Neel 111nV OW11111111 may be
the efeiritual Loilivo of euc roltione il
elinneen, who ate 110Vin'ing OV1,1* 119
in 111•110,11,11 bt111i.111111(114. 1 t may be
Otto tryel ing plea. elierit tired tool
cut oworn 4 nen ;1.I1 writ me t meet
a
•.nl; to I all: ever the etv.e.t.
71:01r0110 tg. the inist.
An empty coolie is a potent mug -
:let for a true, consecrated, epirltual
rneental ilfe. It mahes o „retie tleal
id Itifference how the average father
and mother feel towaret heaven, Whe-
ther or no they hose a, little one ill
the spirit land. "Whore your trees -
tiro to. there is your tweet also" can
:I in ermeted in more ways than
ono. You NINO a boe- who has
started out to earn bio own liviag.
He has become the owner of a little
shoestore in one of the outlying die-
triets of some large city. When on
vieit hint u.nd 1is yornur
i ft, t IRS
4.
he take you tho first clay to seo any'
of the great : stores in the down-
town, custricts ? Does ho want you
as soon as you arrive to visit the
noted art galleries or the libraries
or the famous auditorium, where the
mightiest orators of the world have
spoken and the most beautiful voices
0,
44 .Europe and America have smile ?
t, .no. The first place the boy
akeo you to is his own little store.
Ally, his face beams with pride as.
he says : "Moeber, just look at these
show windows 1 Are they not splen-
did ? Those windows cost me ellen,
but they are worth it. Then, moth-
er, I intend as soon as tho leisiness
luereaees enough to warrent it to
bend an addition on the back of•Obe
st ore. Then rerhaens I . may be 'Able
to hire this corner store and knock
out the intervening walls. Then I
the Diviue Pother to do this ? By
Wales, we to heaven ourselyee ? Oh,
no1 Clod will not do this, becikuso
zur work is not yet done. But tied
:on Inane us feel that heaven is o
lome by coming into ()Ur honies ond
4,14ng ceer beet and dearese treasures
there, What does no teke ? Out
;coney ? (Sometimes, But generally
seneetling dearer and more precteee
than that. God as o loving Father
a' es tee dearest oossession we MM.
e takes a child out of ihe nureery.
o taf ke that for which a mother
'mild give tee diamond riegs off her
ngos. the silk diveses out of her
warcfrobe. the house over her head ;
for which ehi• would Ow unything
Ut more:Ging if she could 0147 gCt
lime!: ner chi 4. God in love takes
1114 little child out of the Perental ,
arms. Ile takos it vis a he etage. ;es
„the great Milos of old uskel to
mend the soos and dautabge
tbeir dell -int sul eel. h -.
the royal elort as o guarantee ti
there subjeets wonld titereeflor
have themsolvee. God. loon
„canes fete our nut -aeries and tat
le little ores hon e with turn
beaven, m•actically says to the li
eft permits: "Inether ana moth
live purer andnobler and more ci
Ferreted Dees. hive as Ji ems woul
hove you live. Tlitet some day yo
will pone; to the lieavents• noel vflu•
emu ohall I* ablo fore•ver ard ever I,
tiwell eel th your lit t'e °roe' " Poe
not this euggestIon Itiletz :11'111 1'
wheel force to the beautiful Word.
"Ard lie shall oetaly tit11 those thu
:are with yonno?"
AN Intilltnnef cro.DLT:
'neve teat teavett Is to l'e
o Mel with eh then_ thie to
4.,• le eutirely thief igen kma the
e lie It ue 141%.13 iZ1,01P4 eeiteo anielo
that our einhiren who dnA IfeejO'f:-.,
;ibex go elle ithiree It in 411:- met
1 eteet e new flettitne ee-en eine
g oil urtof,v--, n. 1 bre tintir:,,, Nee41. 1
1,31%.* a very haeo nun tewilnetoe
Lino of itivivot„ "fliey /Waft I lea t
bieteen fe to loi a reeet of teeetet;
a
joeietelet or ttey :40.11.4"11 i
10 I-0 a lialre olore tootol e 4,y
11:re'igh it hhal (1; 111, I 41.101'114'.4"..1
atui Lee miles en cheneeel in loolie arl
.1 teeit in a Wane wlitio thot their
6,..ry tie; t 741.1111.N W01714 not now
teem If Otey thteild root, them mkoa
Unliiin't 00 Oto 111 1110 g0:414.11 tiOnlo..
verde iteer to tho litetutifill "tt
nut. ll'enk Goit, we will letew our
)(met oette in 11t14V191. 1`.14:.-t..i arid
rale ' 1 0° •1L' '1 ; $I''I11- a t hooeeni.
;views in lienven, reeked upon tla
Ifolutt of Transziguratlon filet the
5411140 11S 1111T 1911491 t9 1 111.1r ir11.111111
V11191 11 t e o4rth. ". Jn41 31i41w
Ofeses In Woven i'w the sceoz upon
i i rt sot rt tee.* body wniela be ro-
e
„ eele lel 111100 1 laA Cra.144.7 011 bili oartItry
' Initiy, 1 believe tele raleeteeel feleatis
:nr to 0 PSI', the same m heasea, t
ono Se/Mo. as 111,4y win.e when tom
eurt(e I Lelieve they aril Jilt 11
H owie ceeept tia.f, in tho heaven!
land thee haw Ito pein, nit eieloies:
11.) Mu, no partitive no tieuth, n
teere.
Au empty era11/0 eientlii•e that Go
bite lns faviwitoe If J neplit revo
inaly ase that terse (th. that I ha.
mole) time In wbielt to develop thi
inepiring anti trienendous thought
nny hie fevorites I meet this: Go
haa eeleo el tier redeemed ehildro
•out. ol all IV 11-0 liumun race tot th
ones he winite to $41.NO front sweet.
tai the cite t who by his tend
Itet-t• aro to Wirt i '1 the joys of hot
vet vitt' ea1 -.. 1 the tears of Gal
,
waiting for you. I want you truly
to feel the,t Oreetts, the Good Shep-
herd, has lifted the little lambs into
bis Arms Ana is carryleg them in his
bosom. Remember, the parting will
not be long. Believe no, if you
have faith in Jesus Chit the re-
union will surely come. And so I
will close this sernion with the sweet
ccusolaelon a little Philadelphia, girl
once gove to her aged greocimether.
Mrs. Willitem Harper, the widow of
tete noted pastor of the Broad Street
Fresbyterien Church. One day, sit-
ting ot the feet of her grandteotii-
er, this little girl I.:Weed up and
said: "GrAnnimautata, do you nelss
granddaddy? Well. never mind, I
know be misses you. We will oot
he separoted long, grandrim. Per -
hops you will go pext; rorbeTs I•
But it wiU Aot be long. And then,
grandma -alma, won't "dadifee be goal
to see us both?" No. nereavea par-
ents, your separation fron your
little ones will not be long. it yen
°my piece your faith in Christ and
live for him. It will not be icng.
lezleaps you roll he the next to go;
Perhaps 1. Bnt when we are all to-
gether in heaven will not your little
cacti. lie Izapey to greet us? But the
porting will not to long. Sad
tezarts. it will not. be long,
SON
The nook eet s forth the eternal Pur-
pose of God aud shows how Ruth,
who was a gentile, came into that
Purpose, As every Jew or gentile
may do who will join tbernsclves to
Christ.
Leeson XI. - The boy Samuel (1
Stine, iii, 1-14), Golden. Text. 1
$fon. iii, 9, "Speak, Lord, for ; thy
servant beareth. Accoaling to li.
G. fit -timbale this lessen teaches that,
even a child may bove a place in
Georg Wee% an coo for God's call. ,
=MO fer God's.ervice and A. mes-
sage At Gors Welding, Tho eadtio5s
07 it is to eee an aged oervane of
God so out of 7e11eve-40p becatese of
iniquieet tonetrated thot Gott earolot
speak to bun directly.
0 lesson Xle.,,...e.. A Christmae lesson
(Luke in 8-20), Golden Text, L-ulte
ii, 11, "Fee onto you is bora .this
day in the ciky ot David A SaYlOgr,
which in Christ the Lord." A heo-
vealy bost e.fal eust a few of earlb's
poor ones interested in the greateet
event that ever took place on earth.
11-e Sot ef God. the Creetor of all t
Gone% born of It womao to immune
the Saviour of sinners, and the world
le mode cares nothing oleota it.
Tbank God for the Itenering shep- '
heed& foul may we, line them. Ise
fait -hint toff:cone,•
i
easesssow,noz
cft iinurunin
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0141 NNity ENGLAND CA.ICES,
Loa Cake -Two of nread
dottglo two owe of loaf sugar. two
dissolve little powdered borax in
it, and enough soap to mane a goad
suds. Winen the pieces lightly be-
• tween the banns. They should not
be used long enough to become so
bi id.feo'sYrsa4f Rs:31'A teisc19 tgthheeta se°:I thea
doe!! l'ef114nb:eifnegs
ticle lx-POWri to gefte4 the water,
;Poking very little Tubbing. eecosearef,
teed does, not inenre the mot cleft.,
?..Iteetireer teeolsovell.shnicteaxiedreli)cQliezo
with
eege, a. hall-poen:4 04 stoned ransms •other wliite clothes as teat WOuld
0.ed eutraeg aud euace to taste are serely ruin them fo a abort time.
4Q-41,bed, for Ole cote, The nutter Rezse tbrough two woters, adding a
and 4'4W Should be croemed, then little boiled etarelz, to the secOnd•
adene4 to the elouelii, After thosO and enough 'Ming to tinge it, a, /it -
here beeo thorotighly stirred 20- tile. Very Mine stercle is needed far
ther the eggs are OleorPerenied, t140 they ehould not ue toade stier than
tehttee, end yolks haeieg ecen neenen row linen, rreee tbe muhroiderY on
sepootetely, The longer the colee the wrong side ond frau the plain
alieture is neaten the more euceeeOegliteen on the right owe.
14 will the resulto Le, 1
tt:79:4:e°17 k11131:'ffe:::: $14teegi*e:werfiff: Qiegiabiloustti,1:51 k now tee I t:SuEsPefl;e:ne7eSIg.ct
ELIGION
feur Iota cuos of boar. 000 Of Milk. is told the greot Cromwell
biee eggs. feeememe half teasPeoln",tnat whoo ono 5814 to him, "Yo,
seoonful of create. el toiler. ratOins, ;1410tiovtlarrhorehil;rizeiLtItly(l_rettioletaile•or "0"1
spiee and a little teAndy.
Cate --The writer of the' zreefulnesen`
.1rgeteificsflee.faar ftalacite ifiltehe:epehtsatilhartti. is
otitadeei,e 't;zteltte pthieotywoof19
rlortinilleLs.7111r1*1811
tested it. wiel vowel or, lealte *twee that, sfos ore; e 141 castee or moms,
_or. ,fet:rolcse-teirst;s.of loAeotirarel.ctiiipo :4%riheotedwalacifile torle iteoerdeze;,: z16e,
• • •
10 -
It<
ge nod Weee 'ledge% toe, '0,110. obit% lios been peeled. OhOuld I itto that i5 cometecti isboet pholoy-
•aA.tthe e5.t z4othod.S. ntizeit be greitee into a bolol and Cie toits elle! coieloontienk whi:e Vat
bee LI It A ' , fro 14 coeoikeet, into anetiter. NVIzen Christ 15, nano cieeeieee titaside (tho
110 t, ' witich thie term is the eeee le dire: cover a laytzr With 't ley notes; the piety that coceele.e
res 1 itialoile ueed ii oaten all wrono. i Weepple, another with eoominute :its Pew Oellf on Stenday mei foie a
I critolis one Levitt to O -no, 024 'mil eo on. The ton ehould he Cove 'coinfurtoeflie te :Defile; in ”beit et-ial
to Text of the Leeson, tliterter i - i t lei 7 ti, . ° - . • t t . ; ,. . .
toni ef 12e 1 • • 4':1 Wolf 0 eV i0e7 ,cre.1 o i. It pen apple non C01,0.11111 0 i4 0 ea :relit oh,lo it tellooe
ere 1
er, oview. Golden. Toot,
rs. toe., 1. 'win -diehlil'Tt" nonloti-ing. they gen.'„iniocd. over which the whites ef two otite•s te hear tho le.rtiens end trales
crate; mom that they '11)41 MO 5./1311 ' •
Sot;
• 1-e9::0 n.--Joeloto encourage
(josh- 11 1-11). Golden Teet,
rra, 1, i4, 'Pa etetwg and cA C011
Orie. 9:5 to Me that chapto
fe, glves tee ciao aim of feel
If tool; and of all teerietere, "filuit a
: the tee le of the eavili miffed 1 et
t, band of the Loot Gat it I
mieltte; that ee niieht fear the leer
iooter cod all dives." The gent thin
„ ia tele iteson tho aesureiere of th
7. Lova s oetitert d ',sweet% His coz
t utioaion eloilzeza end Ms word fill
k tent ou ditotom.
dezzu
; Toot. let, en "'Ohm 112041Pees
• t tero-ge tie wetere. 1 will b
wi 14 Clete Vila 111 ettogh Get river
Zoo- te all net overgow the," nee
nothitof toe wountertul ft -r 1 In
wile) talvialcd Ile• *led eea. and betake
ee, a1444 wetere of Jordan. hut NV
Will ant 4110W 1 flower in us and
t kr tin litt we Onow stmething of th
meneino of the two hotts of Mone
lite to Ono eiguifying that we aro
need oith toid, risen will
Chrint.
1 • T1 1 Jericho
(Joelt. vi, tt-20), tioltien Text. Tide
el, 30, ' Oath the tvallo et Jeri -
ono ie down.' Again it Is simply
t an•I tiele the mighty rower of Gott
told o hen we come to our Jertchos,
tter fee:eine; int; oseibnities, we must
just tto as Israel did and go per-
ently round ti om In the mime
of the totro. In quietness tend eon -
licence, sere that in lite time they
van Pill 1 °fore us
a So etnt IV.-jofettia and
n (Josh. elee 5-1e1). Gohlen Text.
112 Josh. :zee, 4, "He wholly followed
the Lord," In this loefon we have t
' relief) a, aim:1mm oleject le son it -
o hennaing' the blessing of a \thole t
ho el for God a, man at the atm of 1
,
•
tighty-five as strong for war or eer-
d ns when be wee forty, became It
, lowed the Lord God of Damen
• he relied upon God and wholly fol -1 b
d feeteon V.-eities of refoge (JoslotS
• txx 1-9). Golden Text, rs. xlvi, P
- •
e "God ie our refuge and strength, a t
very present halo In trouble." But d
✓ how ellen lie become the refuge of t
siunors und the etrength of such As ft
e. we are ? ?doses and Joshua aud all lz
Israel were just such sinners, and
a Yet Ire was their refuge mut strength. b
g The story of the city of Refuge, with w
e Ps Welt,0/110., its open•gate end pre- c
r, pared way and its high priest, siege c,
s meets Dim who is both refuge and 8I
e 1 way and peiest.
1 Lesson VL -Joshua's parting ad -
f vice (Josh. xxiv, 14-25). Golden
t T . , 1*, "Choose you
this day whom ye will serve." If T
we would know by experience the
-reality of the power and presence of
Cod, we must live in Iris fear and. h
I serve Mot in sincerity aml truth, ti
I lememberino that He is a jealous el
)(led, loving intensely and desiring al
' to poesms fully those 'whom He loves
that. Ile may lavish Ilis love upon w
them for their highest good, • ai
Leseon VIT.-The time of the judges
(Jeder. le 7-19)., iGolelert Text, Pe.
one 19, "They cry mato the Lord
in their -troubles, and He smooth
them out of their distresses." The
generation of the timee of Joshua
baying pawed. away. the next gener-
ation lived as if there never had been
a Moses. or a Joshua or a Cod, who
delivered them from Egypt and fed
them in the wilderness and divided m
the Red Sea and the Jordan for ,a,
them. bu
Lesson VIII. -- World's temper- pa
ance lesson (Ise_ xxviii, 1-13). Col- co
deo Text, Isa. xxviii, 7, "They ale°
have erred through wine.” This lest
son, though seemingly out of ortier, 1
well illustrates, the time of the
edges, for it is just the story of a
elf -pleasing, Cod -forgetting people,
Who Make a covenant with hell and
loath , and 'desire no knotvle'clge of
God. , • ' • II
Lesson IX. - Gideon and the -three.
lanctred (Jodg. vii, 1-8, 16-21). Go]- f
denTeeit, Ps..exviii, 8, "It, is better '
fe :trust in tho Lord than to put t
onfidence in .man." The least of a t
piece- family is chosen by God to de- s
iver Israel-, and his army of 82,-
000 must be sifted and tested till
here are but 300, and then they are
ommarided to fgin to battle like per-
ect fools, with trumpets and.torchee
n earthen vessels.- instead cif as wen
rmed warriors. '
Lesson X. - Ruth and Naomi
Ruth i, 16-22). Golden Text, Rom.
ii, 10, "Be kindly atyectioned one
o another:. The golaen text hard-.
y touches the lesson this time, for
lie heart of the leseon is supreme dee rig
otion to God and, to His. peoplo. a tthl
.
vhole heart for God and HIS Ways. g
tgete beaten to a still' 1,33013310o. are en tee feitif -ore is net tee tore
d Chortidual to finntroY It hod molt, Or sf reed. Set Um Mho 10 the aeon Ittat le Wieling tle• fitit:eutotela
1. II 4.14 it la' anoteve batt.eleell. Th0 :fret limo entutti•li for the meringue, Learer.
to olor le it 0 f ie all the Welke 4 Oite to haroae
i ' 4
le hontelo tiet•Siehteee orenteei.
if hortulese, a:elan:felt diatefreeablo, end cotco vahooerioo 7etnetionte aro ed by foto ot; tloif to t:',00, 109in4
9 0.041 ii 11. weito a, tevribio IngliaCP. Clitt cep of otolleeeee, or.0 of lzrown lolo011ift 1 eaints. and teen«. ere
II the 44-05144 4-4' ef it 10 ;Another bad.
], ea -gar. one of Mater, :mother of t tet:e to * rywie re. 14 the 01154" he the
v smell %vote.; not leosfee the deteger..currants. ono pound• or ewe/woe: lizerne, the militia hoed. wee:ever
41 W4#: 44 Pr"' f.:3' 44 deeeeePesit'7°n "II' toter ettpe of flour, one neaten egg, Inn21--"elo thentegieieg ood leiticOen
a run a line of furnishing goatee
(is well as a shoestore. Don't you
thinlaf this a fine situation ? And
mother, I made all this myself prac-
tically out of nothing -out of the
e50 you gave me when I left home."
Why does your boy go on like that?
'Easy enough to understand. 'His
treesure is in that store.
• TUTU= IIIS lIEART xa ALE:10. •
What is true in referenee-to the
business ilfe is true in reference to
the . home. You may travel all
isround the world. You may stand,
emarera Louvre or a Luxembourg. You
May wander through a litriMiser cas-
tle or a Vatican. toe may even
travel for a time among the poetic
beauties of India. or Ceylon, but
when the evening hour comes your
thoughts will leap over continents
and swim over seas. They will trav-
el Past palaces and cathedrals aMd
Loedon Towers filled with crown
jewels until at last they (niter some
• humble home and smile and laugh
and cry by some cozy fireside. Why?
•ecause :your loved ones are in that
omo. And where • your treasure is
there 's your heart also.
•, Nolar hY the same. law of reason-
ng,ClOd wants to make heaven a;
Plate, a practicality : no condition,
but a, Veritable actuality. 711'otv is
5. AS 0 matter of fact, inlitely Of the:re:3510s, one cep of stropa co.ce, their 144-a'St"174-0
• 411.1QIie'r3' t4.'" it'a14° 115'Q Vn° we'rd two tearefoonfolls of al1511ee, two Of 1 212.A02:fing 144t41.
44 -&or 'Ofeatiarizinte-whieli le what then' proend clOnese Meet, nutmeg aed
e theeefore, thee hove. theef oboeld cream of tartitr and Quo eilida Med 1
✓ 41:1'.7411,
(inn Anton tO tieete. lt
11. tlieteefetiet zneetts, lu tho cere - oee tette; 11;tve llte 1110911
11 re` C'e agt nt cap- ee'Oonto eons; elenee-Orto tint CO: CPI e :UN latata ;leo nilwoNs
oleo of ee leaf inf.. iffteeitoe„, Sifteti ewer, throe tiattleopooteffete of 1 eel fed . but tleitee tegio tteseettefiee
0,,„1. Loeoinnit't taint-er7t7...- 'fit melted blotter, one cup of enear, ozze %trete itizey eel. A ,:"efte,ate
mmer49,1•Tdel
1%/f2I1 AND IlinALTIZ,
• is ilitin keel 11,1115 1,110„AO)itil, 0.3.4. 4.11‘r te4ISPOOnftd ,a4l.13. CIO try slig Ino lane eetweee
s there 11.112 Cato toe ace "dieniffection":'5"1"11 1"cttP It4t4* t°t1n 22'n'At's toolfio2e, ler-koolae" welfee
e in the a33140e itt,notiffe tolatetiait ispooultd of 01103134 of tarter end or hot. den' tiefeetee- meg
lend fortle-r. tio:40 eo malt tallittil"ear n.411414°4 fer tbls efoelnieg entetrieff iztoi oweet
• th oo 0.1-4111,4 distontiour ; entt it oot, u eg, but it will 112nnee. d ealit oetteeir itaa
e either the lefeeting potter is tiestroy.qr°4 0 Y0" tr-44. I", 71374we'' . le' cr , l'Re 41 rill gl-OV: UP 17101.
C.11 11r it 1'3 met. Simply to arreetl Cottage Car:Coo/no efeare of rollir. ;strong,
e Petrefitetiee 111,1•4111141S•tion 14 pro. Wee e',-,'Fillo a tOAVOP Pat Of enirti t It in no Vire inntel, t e 1 e
s tellet Called "entiteesie," and It bas
icon frivol that many things use -
1 ful its eleaderfecre (smell-deetroyers)
and to 4 11,i5V1.11.'S (doompesition-
arresterS) nle utterly useless fer the ' , j a .c n 1, a, 1.4 ,101'1ell to loet or to it:Me:pew for tfle
des ravti6o or tjaeaso gentle, 111 this olodeflike tattle but Onteeflinftin WWI 113.5 aleilL innzfeeee over the
wid Le 5V011 from this what danger i40"7070(48 eake* bode'
tleoe-quitrters of a cup of eieffte, /tittle /angry then to teem -eel!, leo
treotlard of a. cop of better, et lieeciratet Often thi-On teat the
teaeroenful sede, one of caziout !nee one calf; the torotoger thee
of tartar and the rind of a loran GA- ehildrin thread riot; he al.
• I 1441*7
may arle0 at such t115034.P5 as
POn, typhoid fever and chOlere. from
alttudetilt,tontinelevel jentuRzlilyneewoutyatheoetedruritiles..1._ 8p04nrui 07 stteratos, two teaot o„te„
ean Hooch intoteetbut neteeteh Is fule of cream of turtar, the whites
of -three eggs and lemon flavoring to
poitzg en in this di etio !I Ibo
.,1 /fee, th t in -'1•"‘o• a 114clong, enonly and It s• :too. leo
1,11y Vanteen twee cups or noer areI
requited for ihle. two Of =Oar, one , .•
DOL.
of eine, a ltalf cup of butter, a tea-
"NeVer tell a patient that there te
nothing the neater with :Ono" eolif
331 old doetor. "/7 yon pm male!
• tee o one e 3110.3 e
melees ails/erecting. ohente Avo bovos 149/1011 calie-The ingredients are 'tiellte 100 501 -Os for ofloglI•co '1'0Vt`'.4*
and for clothin t; • five eggs, ono 'teacup full of' butter. Give lam tionsethinT, if it is oral*
, ne
better than 'Wilhite for half an hour.
Clothes thot this would injure Mtn
he suejeeted to dry heet or to sul-
ober fumigation. Chloride of lime.
arm:Aldehyde, carbolic acid aro also
•oworful Oisinfeetanta 11,1111 tio also
5 burning sulphur. which destroyn
tot only the germs of disease, nut
leo the lescets which frequently bar -
or lhose germs.
Disinfectants are f.01110t1111e9 used in
telt-rooms, but they cannot, tane the
lace of eleanlinese foal free ventiloe
ion. Infectious material lodges in
tist on ledges and in corners, and
herefore a sick -room should he so
ppointed Its to make it poesiblo to
cep it clean from day to day.
'early all modern hospitaistare
mit tot, only with interior walls
hich can be washed easily, hut with
urves in place ofeanglei or sharp
orners the rooms, so that there
iall be no lodging-placea for dust.-
fouth's Companion.
Fe31111110.
rerhaps 1 eieeelje ;irate this icle
in a very simple way. Supposin
you were a men of great ertatitli. A
you go ue and flown the world you
Motet aches for the little bootblack
and neosboys whom you ineet iu th
,etieto, and who steiningly have no
',show nfe. You were once a wal
of the stre; t end you know wit
their temptations and struggles are
You melow a. great instittition, where
thest,hoys ean have educational ad
vantages and the
COMFORTS OF A• HOME.
You minuet, send all the boys there,
because you have not money enough,
but you can send. emne. So e-ou go
up and dowe the large cities, select-
ing here and there the brightest boys
you eau find. They are your favor-
ed bootblacks. You select the
brightest, tho most promising end
the most manly. Well, in the envie
way I think God has his favorites,
and they are children who are dead
and translated. When Christ thinks
of all the temptations he had to
meet on earth and all the sorrows
he endured, he resolves to relieve
many of the burdens, and he takes
away chiefly those of whom he said,
"Of such are the Kingdom of Hea-
ven.", So Christ comes into the
world, anti he selects the best and
brightest of our children. Have you
net noticed tliot the handsomest and
the best hoys and girls are, as a
rule, the first to be called away?
Well, Christ 'comes in and takes our j
best aud purest and lifts them up s
into his arms ond says; "Ale this
Iamb has too fraileancl beautiful c
soul to be subjectedtothe bullet-.
ings of this world." .Thus Christ
took for, awhile some of our 'dear I
little ones • out of our sight. Ale
my dear friends, are you not glad t
that your dead babies are amon„o' c
Goers favorites? Are you not glad
;that they do not have to suffer - as I
you liave to suffer and weep as you
weep, stumble over the open graves t
as you stumble, sin as Perhaps Yeti c
have sinned? Axe' you not thankful f
that your liffele children in heaven i
are to be numbered' among God's a
specially honored ones?
Thus my text to -day has a most (
practical and inspiringly helpful ines-
sage for all men anti women. who
laave sacred little graves in their fa- 1
rally plots. 1 want you all to sot.t
your faces toward the heavenly lend,. v
where your beloved children aro
DIEN 'WHO BREAK DOWN.
hose in Business in a Small Way
Are the Most Liable.
When the mini standing at the
cad of a, vast business breaks down,
le papers begin to talk Of the oner-
ous pressure of modern life, especi-
ly in the lines of finance and in--
ustrial ctctiyity. There are rail -
ay presidents who stand a grent
nount of business. strain, but they
waste none of their energies, and are
temperate as all men f - t .
fairs must he, if they would hog glass. and our husbands and
libid brothers enjoy it as much as we do,
their own in these busy days.
While a groat business involve
: although thy do not often admit
P. the fact. This does not involve a
large responsibilities, a strong men
at the heed of it will be found to
fee-- large outlay, for many of the cheap
have selected capable assistants, o table linens have beautiful designs show the proprietor stepped into tflo
-7- and when kept spntlessly clean will cage need said, °Ladies and gentle
ten younger men with greater power
of resistin strain" . look better than more e - • - men. To prove the docility of thie
roaring lion, I shall order 'him intc
the cage with a ferocious tiger."
Flanagan hung back, but tlie che
the same pattern and design. Pretty cus proprietor prodded him with a
Woe teaeu; s of sugar, rour of flour, iffileonred, Wat0r. tke eit tote it
one of milk, thieeemartere of a teo.-)0mY 212mginerY, eure the itO:1V31g.1*
spoonful or soo, two teaspoonfudelt1012 with " 1142rthit.lSs It" P'11"1
of creom of tartar, tbe Paco of ane PatIOnt gots 4%°2".°
lemon mid the grated rind of two. Yoe run 44,ertrS a pat:neat oho 1114.
The roda should be dlesoleed In frope 2,nounCes the eret Olivet Vett be yen.
atrz:n110111zIrc.retua of tutor stirred into ;usit)Inftt tileillitemetenrti7IteinatrIsrtl.S 07 Zflt$ZiiCiflO
Wafer ,Tuntbles-Three or tour egOse ..bbu* tuld 10121 the Medicine,
otiemcsoercelltup iittoti:iczteticrosr,0 1100(301.1 fol„ue neette it, in a diteenittol term.
which will be I There are thottetuols of proelle wee
(tome 45 woeful:10 addition to the ilaltor under the convict:on thet tIve
aflrn
gr tn
ethinolitn tea table. The other *n- 'c14433101 tuhe quinine, and will tell
are cue round or flour, yell tlin.t they have never tolen 11
theca -quarters of a pound of buttor,11,n, their lives, while at the mime tine
the SaMe quantity of sugar and onleY: /117LY be taking l'erfre(1041(45 (11
mtmea to taSte. Roll as thin as
poesible and cut in small round
cakes.
It. The taste of quinine is hard to
disguise; but if administered hi a
pill the patient will never fatepect 1*11
presence. In giving n. boeus
Sugar Ginger Calats-Inor thls tette 101140 it is not wiee to tutve it titstt
two teacups of white sugar, one of too well. The patent is apt to SUS.
boater, a ball cup ef millo them:I/teat if you do. And lie sure that
0.70,2, a half tensPooreld of soda.' You gravely imprees upon the ree.
ground ginger to taste and sufficient I:tient-that only a, teitepoonful is, to
Boer to roll out. Cut in small I he Olken at a Limo, and that al
caties,
Tumbler Calco--This cake calls for
four tumblers of Pour, too) of sugar,
or.e of milk, three-quarters of a
tumbler of butter, three eggs, two
heaping teaspoonfuls of eream of
tartar, one of soda and nutmeg to
tacte. Raisins and citron may be
added if desh•ed.
•
THE DINNER TABLE.
Every good housekeeper takes a.
pride in having her table set with a
pretty cloth, One china and spark -
stated nitervals. .111e whole virtut
of such medicine exists hi the sole
enmity- with which you surroune
it."
--_____t
FELLOW COUNTRYMEN'.
An English actor tells a. story of
an Irishman named Flanagan, wht
had been out of work for sone
time, and at length appliod to a cite
cus proprietor for a position.
'There were no regular places open
but the manager looked lelanagat
over'and said:
"Our largest .11035 died last week.
but We kept his kin, and if you like
to get into it and he shown as
YOU can have the job." -
Flanagan agreed. At the first
ay
onager, bank manager, or head of Pieces that 'are not well cared for.
It is not considered necessary now
trust or combine, has his staff; his •
siness is systematized, arid a large for everything on the a e o be of
t bl t
rt of his worth to his corporation
neists i la• b'l•t '
Oieees of china and glassware may sword, and threateneci to run him
be purchased from time to eime end :through, .and the 'elan" was driven
Men for'rcsponsible pieces.
will help the appearance of the into the same cage with the tiger.
When one conies to look over the •
ist of Men broken down in besi- tonic
wonderfully, and the amount There he backed ioto a coi-ner and
leSS, it is among those havieg small
businesses that the greatest number
will be found. The man in a small
way rarely can afford to have cape:,
ble assistarits; •''do it all
iimself,” and hence worry and over-
doing. There is more of a chience
or brain -fag in a small shop or
agency than in a, -big business. It is,
herefore, of the utmost importance
o the latter that they reserve them -
elves sufficiently to cope with the
ever-growing strain ,of a small, M-
ei-easing business.
• A.CQUIESCED.
"1 am innocent and I can prove it
if you will give me time," whined
th,e old offender.
'Three years," said the judge.
at
'John, I'd like you to Wake me
five o'clock to -morrow morning. I
want to catch the early train." °All
ht, sir, all right," replied 'the
c servitor, expeessively, oall you
et to do, sir, is to ring.",
they cost would scitreely be ,nissed. cried? 'Oelipare me!"
A silenne. cloth saves' the linen 'cloth Then the ferocious tiger jumped te
told deadens the sounn of the dishes.
Two or three thicknesses of an old
white blanket will answer the per -
pose, or if necessary to buy the ma-
terial, the white • cotton blankets,
which are thick and soft, will do
nicely. Spread it smoothly upon
the table, turn the edges under and
tack it to keep it from slipping.
Colored dnmask will do for other
ineals, but let the cloth used on the
dinner table be white 101t15 no color
unless it is a border of pale blue,
pink or yellow.
Centrepieces and doiliet, whether
plain or eleborn.teler embroidered,
are not only handsome but economi-
cal as well, forthey save the table-
cloth and keep .it clean. Embroidbry
silk in delicate' colors show the work
to better advantage than pure white,
and if one will use the proper care
in laundering them they will retain
their beautiful colors to the last.
Heat the water until it is lukewarm,. .
his feet and *answered, 'Ye needn't
be afraid o' me! Poe an hishmar
meselfl"
HOW THE CLERK WAS CHOSEN,
A lawyer in Munich, wishing te en,
gage a lady shorthaed writer and
typist, hit upon the following ruse
toselect, the best: When all the ap-
plicatits, in answer to his advertiee-
ments, assmnbled in the achoeatees
office, he pointed out that he could
not choose from so great a number,
and invited all those who were wil-
ling to work for $7,50 a month to
stand on one side. Innnediately a
large number of the ladies sliuMed to
one side. 'The lawyer then explained
politely that he could not, avail him-
self of their services, as he desired
the very best work, and work that
was so cheap could not be geed. efe
then Made a selection of the remain-
ing few, and engaged, a girl at $.7i