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A despatch from Chieago says.
elev. Frank 'Witt Talmage preach-
ed frm-e•tlwfoilowing teezie— Luke
5, "'Except, ere repent, ye shell
likesvise peritei."
laboring,' with a business taunt
gen) his heart to God. Tins man at
Met stein; "Moody, I will do as you
ask, but mem one condition. It
has always been my ambition froin
a boy to be wattle $100,000. I see
thet iy wealth' is rapidly nearieg
that mania. When I have that math
3111L°°°111,e; l)etweell the °Pell grelve in the bank, I shall then become a
of tits: slying year anal the new made
. Christian and be a true, Practical
cradle cef the coming year, we Meer obristian. as wen as a preeessieg
C°4 thileil9r *the e°1fillianth .,,e'14,°- one," From that moment the man's
peat! Repent! llePeele Ye II 5-"e'eteenal destiny ems sealed. His
t
aloese, though it includes that; not became haxclemed. He did
What does that moan? Not sorrow heart
eme regret, hat woed la , reach bis $1.00,000 milestone alon
etg
t, s, clod so golaolicie;soinfiest tee pathway lee wealth, but he Dever
agains
1°v reached the foot of the cross. Pare
iug, but renunciation. There is no don for sins of 190;3. Yes. leut
real repentance uruination to abandon sin. It Means God offers ao asserancie of pardon
ntil there dete
is r -
that each sinner must nest, be wining for those sins whicla we deliberately
rhe
to plunk the wriggling, hiesing sere a", to cornea in 1904,
pent of evil out of his heart aa -tandiner between the open grave
hurl it from him. as though it oauld ,•,.o,fietlie. dyieg year and tee cra,dle of
the poisonous fauns of a fatal cobra si year about to be born, we
before Christ's blood will blot out shoulcl all repent of our sins. Why,
the evil rest:tits of a hideous past. 1 agalh? Because the far reaching
It means that heaven. is not an out- '17.1 ‘
re'araillylgtancee°"°111)
ord1:,rq.4.ecsctsitaienteoortnh.e,r.
iiaurdis0o3,os
f apt which awlibt°'IArsLit
lifeolchlia,esoti
Inferno.rlb,1 Therefore, if we are going to try
pstr
undo the ann
can never become paradise regained t° Mwrong's of the
to any sinner who cling -s to his sin. past, we must be about our Father's
business very quickly. God forgives
It, means that the sinner has no
ground. for expecting heaven at the those who truly repent, but the work
end of bis course =lose, through. the of restitution or of atonement to
pewer of Christ, he has renounced. our brother man who has suffered in
Eit
his sine her the repentant sinner, body or soul by our wrongdoing be -
with wide open eyes, is walleing di- longs to us, and we know not hoW
rectly toward the cross or also he is soon the opportunity of doing that
walking directly away from it,
What says Paul he refereuee to
this renunciation of sin? To the
church of Corinth he wrote practi-
cally these words: "There are two
groups of people—group the first,
those that are followers of the
world; group the seeond, those that
are followers of Jesus. If you
would be a follower of Jesus you
must leave the group of the world
and seek the group of Christ."
These are his eezact words: "Where
, -
fore coin° ye out from arnoag them,
and be ye separate, seine the Lord,
and touch not the unclean thing, and
I will receive you and will be a Fa-
ther -unto you, and ye shall be my
sons and daughters, saith the Lord
Gad Almighty," Without repent-
ance of sin there can be no remis-
sion of sin. Now, my brother, my
sister, COMO to the practical and noble despair, which bore the aspire
overpowering questions: .A.i.e you exit up to one of the highest riches
and I, on this last Sunday aught of in, the artistic annals of his coun-
the year, reate,v to turn our backs tele,'
The truly repentant sinner,
quavering voie4, he gratefully laid
all the happy renulth ei' his life's
%ranee at the feet oe his Saviour when
in a simple, ebilellilati way lie repeat,
ed these true/the words
1 ani, a poor einner and nothing at
all,
But Janis Christ ie my all hi fill•
Ain yen seen loving yearedag,
seal tender turning with joyfal and
grateful face to a divine Saviour,
are the bantecliate results of true
repentance, The elaxker tbn delude
that hang over Mount Sint the
ireere , rapturous the emptied eepule
cher on Easter morn, The more aw-
ful the hurricane which tosses us
abut upon the sea of eta the more
bettutsful becomes the Bethlehem in tho
xevtaatrei, ,sbecalehociniaisigrt" utliecrioususbtohre wisiteirsee .Teeceiec,tb. arenaddc tclaienedot,hteLoaist
sweet -
the reseued mariners need Dever fear bread." The former is the More
again the aegry waves. delieate.
When buying sweetbreads select
THE WAY OF SALVATION.
work may pass away.
PAST 'MISDEEDS.
But thoegh we may be unable to
undo. all wrongs we have done our
neighbors we can make restitution
for many of our past misdeeds, and
one of the chief naanifesta,tions of
true repentance is the expressed de-
sire and willingoess to personally
atone. as far as lies within our pow-
er, for past faults. The widow ef
the famous artist John Ojai° onc.e
said; "I ne.ver saw my husband
'satiseod with any of his productions
Often, very oftee, have I eeen him
enter ray room and throw himself
in an agony of despondency on the
sofa and exclaim, '1 aeve,r, never
can be a painter as long as I live!"
"It was a noble despair, such as is
never felt by the self complacent'
daubers of signboards," commented
Charles 1-1 Spurgeon. "it, 'WEIS a
****4:44,,zzo*41(40.4t, Place piece of white paper la the;
'tee(' ece e'e eeedri•en oven„ and if the heat be too greett
* 'PR it will blacken or blaze up; if it eie-
* comes a light brown tlie oven is it
a.k tor piestny. Should the Paper intro ft
s'ne dates yellow, then the ovea will be
suitable for baking Peetry and the
heavier kinds of ealtes. If light yel-
,
cakes and the lighter :sorts of bise
SWEETBREADS. --
'rhe sweetbroade of a calf, possess- To make brawn, get half a pig's
ing as they do tlae most delieate head that has been pickled, and two
vor of any meet known to inan, are
most highly esteemed by persons of
epicurean taste, There are two ve-
rieties. One is situated near the
heart, and is known the "heert
** ***NA *** th oven in read for • g
ow yspon e,
upon sin? Are we ready to tear out
this viper of evil habit which we
have been nursing in our bosoms as
e. lsTatlian's pet lamb? Repentance of
sin means more than to be merely
sorry for sin. It means a cotestalete
renunciation of, a. turning from, a
repudiation of sin. Are you and I
ready now to promise God that,
with the help of the Holy Spirit, we
will throttle our secret sins, even
as the natives of India in bands go
. forth to destroy the man-eating
prowler of the dark jungle?
THE CORSE OF SIN,
And Why should we not one and
44,11 be ready to turn our backs upon
end renounce sia? In all the history
of our lives is there one instance of
Vielding to sin in which sin has not
proved itself our enemy? As a loath-
some cancer has it not neen eating
Lt the vita1s. of our hearts? It has
steadily been devouring our man -
toed and self respect.
Standing between the open grave
ef the dying year and the cradle of
rhe year about to be born, my text
the iergest ones. If perfeetly froth,
Still another reason for immediate they will have a clear color, just a
repentance : The mute appeal of shade darker than the fat, As they
thousands of immortals heading to- spoil rapidly, they must be very cold
ward destruCtion who may be saved and dry. Never attempt to keep them
if we will only point them to the over night except the weather be
Way. The moment a repentant sin- very cold, or they be kept on ice.
nee is saatehed from eternal death ilefore eooking let the sweetbreads
that moment he longs to rescue no in lukewarm water for thirty
others threatened with the same minutes, then blanch them, and
clanger. And, °he lnY friend's, haw throw into cold water. When cool
many enamel's there are who may be enough to handle, remove the outer
saved if by the grace of God we will casing, take out the little pipes and
go forth to save them ! But merle cut into thin slices, and if to be
this—the unrepentant eanaot rescue broiled spread the slices over with
the unrepentant. The blind cannot
plenty of fresh ssveet -butter and broil
lead the blind or they will both
stumble into the ditch and be lost. on a gridiron over ,ft bed of live
But vhjl 1 have been talking re- coals, ,To be wholesome they mast
lentless time has been pushing the be ttosoeghly cool -ed.
minute han.d aroundfsv'ads,
the face of the Before eying seetbre '
parboil
clock. Like one who waits for die- tile slices for a few 111011 -lents, t4lell
solution. the year 1903 is ready for lard them with narrow strips of fat
the messenger to lead it forth to salt pork—taking the stitches deep
sleeil in the graveyard of the other and long—and fry in a very little
dead years. If we are to repent in hot fat.
1903, we must do so soon, we must Fricassed Sweetbreads.— Prepare
do it now ! The meesenger is half a dozen sweetbreads for cooking
knocking at the door. Goodby, old' (fewer if for small family), then put
year ! Goodby! Thou has been a them. iuto a stew -pan and cover with
good friend to most of us, Goo'dby!
When we ineet thee before the judg-
ment seat 01 Christ, may we hear
thee testify that thou didet, see the
tear of penitence upon our cheek and
that thou dicist hear us say to ger
Heavenly King, "Father, take me as
I am." Goodby, old year 1903!
Goodby ! Goodby! Yes, the year
1903 is almost gone forever.
HERE AND THERE.
too, has a noble despair, in his rest-
less and unsatisfied desire to make
restitution for all the evil he has
done. 'Ibis dosere will goad him on
and on as long as he lives. There-
fore, nay brother, if you have a long
and evil past, so fat as possible you
should lose no time in beginning the
Long and clifficalt task of trying to
undo the wrongs you have done.
One of the self evident proofs, pa-
tent to all, that Zacebeus was truly
converted was the blunt statement
he naade to the Master -when he said,
"Behold, Lord, the half of my goods
give to the poor, and if I have
taken anything from any man by
false accusation I restore to lum
fourfold." Then Jesus said unto
him, "This is salvation come to
this house." •
True repentance can never take
place without being accompanied by
a holy longing to make restitution
for an evil past. Then'my broth.,
er, you had better make haste to re-
pent. There are many evil words
you have spoken which you should
try to recall. There are many bad
influences von have exerted over
Facts of Interest About Countries
All Over the World.
Sandwich Islandess knock out
their front teeth as a sign of
mourning,.
On payment of $300 a young man
is excused from military service in
Spain.
Among the tribes of the interior of
Sumatra there is a cruel custom of
Piously and ceremoniously Ideling
and eating aged parents.
In Lapland, the crime which is
punished most severely, next to mur-
der, is the marrying of a girl
against the express wish of her par-
ents.
Denmark has reason to be proud of
is especially appropriate. Why?
-your companions, There are mauve
rhough. God offers pardon and Peace very steely, sins which you have
for repentance of all past sins, he committed in your homes the effects
Ines not offer pardon fot eine sia oe *hide you should try to eradicate
that WO intend to comrait in the fu- from sro-ur minds and heartsof your
zure. One drop of Christ's blood is enigeron, "Repent I Repent I Repent
sufficient to undermine and sWeeP ye of she Repent, so that you
tWay the mountain ranges of rsa,st may be able, like Zaccheus, to re-
nriL But to the man who is cher- turn fourfold to those ca.hoest you
;thing his sin, who will not break have wronged. Restitution must
with it, who will not give it up, go band in hand with repentan.ce.
'here is no promise. Pardon for the .1.e--
nleeSON FOR REPEN'rn NOE.
east is of no avail to a man who
There as still a,nother reason for
:oyes bis sin and will accumulate a
deep repentance of sin. The greater
new load next year, next month or
our self abnegation the more glen -
next week, though that sin be as
nnall as a grain of sand by the sea- Iloessue aorfopdazer ThotismolCeliewlecns.gtiovne-d
&ore, as small as a microbe which 11 and beat our breast arid
:an onler be seen under the magnify-
,
9.eat the poor publican, Say, "Gos inner the
ng glass in the biologist's labora- be mere:end to me,
;027.more joyous will be the Saviour's
NO MAN CAN SERVE TWO word e which will welcome us into
our Teatimes bouse when he sa,ys
MAST'ERS.
e Many: people mistalaingly t1supisose datighter, eine serfs are • wee
. Medea, as you and masr hanye ane
urden of the cross will not be a
that God's 'pardon applies to future
els well as to past sins. They think tici t d.
Lt will be such a burden
It applies to those sins Which we P9' °
as wings are to a bird, or sails are
Intencl to commit as well as to o a ship to carry nee forward to
given thee'; go lr peece." Then the
those. sins of which we are already •
guilty. In tbe far east the Molmen- the harbor of peace "
tnedans suppose that earth and Deep repentance f.or sin naturally
heaven are separated by a great (eget-les a corresponding gratitude
chasm. Over this fathoinless chasm t—ot'e-a-ret Christ, who lia,s redeemed us
ktre steetched many bridges, each from the evil iesultel! of elm The
the breadth of a, hair in thir..kness. °greater the tilting'. . e gr%„ater \Italie
Over theee infiniteeintal 'bridges the ?ova we nave for °or
immortal soule meet pass from never more iinpruciase7cr tv8it'll 1' l'oelti:
earth to heaven while glowing, 14185- truth then hest year, When the Clhi-
mg, ourseing names Leaping up cago presbytery banqueted it
. , ,. , , .
loom f be bottomless pit beneath honored member, Rev, Isdle.11.11woicsltt
seorch their foot and trY to drag Join:sole D. D., on hie seventieth
them down. So some people of birthday. Without doubt Dr. John -
Christian America foolishly think son is orie of our most influeetial
they can reach heaven, though they li•viag Minietere of the Presbyterian
Are delibern tely a ad i let entioe el ly chunele if -Ie is not orily a great
walking, as tee etohanneedene int- ecieleelastical eteeesman and famoas
nein() themselves doing, over the hot professer, but he has hound to him
fires of evil. They beln. God evlll with ,goedee -Oorcle of love an who
to tommit in tee future as seen as to him. After the different Chicago
rich milk. Stew slowly until thor-
oughly cooked; then take up the feet are bathed does much to relievel , „ ,
A opened - or "the heavens opened,"
sweetbreads and stand Where thee' tired or blistered or aching feet.
't always reveals Christ or His
iseeieeipies peiellopre aCeS,c1hCalavteedthewittehstlitelInonn.y of the
wthoealatl!denr:ii•fteilieves a sick stomacli,
in the bath removes the odor of -per- thelleather thus speaks? And 0.01
spiration besides strengthening hieacir. uonralyt4ere,(xvbtitti. , also . set The
eis Spirit
tsfigoi
the teeth free from tartar and beau- Father and the Spirit of the Son
a little used as tooth powder
tifully white. Every trace of soda vstio eame to fulfill all righteousness,
time it is used. A generous handful or "peak lightly or Hine of whom
must be rinsed off the teeth every How -Call mortals dare to ceitielze
itehesYpsatrerats. aifftecrteemdaNarees first God eought in vain since Adana sin-
anoistened and then covered with. as ned fpr one such as this, in whom
much of the soda as will stick. Leave He ,could fully dwell, but now He
it on the face until the skin beg -ins has, found the true ark where only
to smart, then remove by gentle' lee can .perfectly rest, Luke tells us
bathing the face with waren water that both here and at His transfig-
and drying it -.with a bit of soft old Ina len Jesus prayed (Luke iii.,
linen. A pinch of soda often relieves ix., 29).
toothache.
THE SUNDAY SC1100i
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
' JAN, 17.
Text of the lesson, elatt, iii
13; iv,, 11. Golden Text,
Matt, iii, 1'7.
The eullnese of time had come for
Jesus to enter upon Hie public min-
or three pigs' torigues. Clean out,ietry. I -Ie wen about, thirty years of
all the eye pert, remove Min super- age, and doubtless the same voiee
fluous skin, etc. Boil all very slow- that came to John in the wilderness
ly with spices and a bunch of 'sweet Mine to Ilim, also at Nazareth (Luke
nhieerabts. talCatfulblymietstekselipallirt°11ina inetielt,e itieie" e2omp.)13e)to for 13° was ever hhder
from the bones and chop it rather both as to wolc•odiSitIll.oel. spoke ad the
,
f .., 0 '
SIMI 11, SegSOrt witb, black pepper and works which 1 -lo did. He ne-ver
a drawn tin or big basin, pour over to do the leathee's will (Rom. xv.,
a little powdered allspiee. Pack into pleased nineseg, ang it was His olea,t
a little of the broth, and press as i e(f;01,:e
hielliwiave, lire' 'other saints, a sin-
) John, the sinful
you would beef. When cold tura out
sae:Loot! NV .I th =St ard
tO seeve. Many people like. this ,ner sanesi by grace), leggin well
ifilli.1.-tehitIrtinialiYistellitillitat°Inienel::loicisiriicneoli:ufeee dtocilfieleisPe sid'tte°6:tetall°°111:11:6:v'oeivallc:itt::levilleillgtiteloi settled it , and John baptized 1 I i ne "
leia;ee 1 lawun:lelow elliao•Illovi is,,itl:e.hositd:0,bile:711:siefsf ,e1:11, rii:t.:::trous et ho lt5sh)cle
now, for thus it becometh es to fel-
• shrink from baptizing the sinless one
is worth a pound of cure. A boelitt Wo
have iri this soccad recorded ut.
of camphor, well corked, is useful eie
terance of our Lox•d another ginal
bathing an aching forehead. Tooth-
word coveriag• all the life of a be-
adle often yields to a bit of cottoei bevels. Being made righteous iu
saturated with it, and pimples Wee , gerist, we are to manifest rightedus.
blackheads disappear if the anected
remedy. Alcohol is useful for
parts are frequently bathed with this part
loll moaunry daily s eloiriels,isttsisldofasulatyregre
batil- ing things to be eo now which seem
ii,ilife'emPaa,rttiSsm,aiTeacgtedcletbs.yiesLellirsalegeianesoi6.ti: Wholly unnecessary. It is another
ing for bruises, sprains, and lumps Pilase of Iiis first word, ..I Must be
of all sorts. Pure turpentine is caorincet I `1.11/°shitife1111;yasriLnit1017:1,°t, batilsiltilsesfseo"mfoGroidr:
venient for cuts and bruises,
at is prepared for us, all is tor our
scratches and all sorts of injuries
eace and for our good, but it re -
up the wound in gauze pour ondoalinitg- iici,tiliiicamresoieu°t111:ritallto'n
when the flesh is torn. Before
ao!..tildr ppuesi:stisttoeniut eeshellyi
rapidly. A package of ordinary ellelo°kreeli:i84oPntisittautohouse(tieslodts
tis turpentine and it will heal
not „ s2ee8; pEeopshil.e no!,
ing soda finds a place in the well
10;, II. Cor. iv., 15; Rota. viii., 28,
appointed medicine chest. A handful I
Just seven times in Scrip-
- in. the hot water in which the 18.6,, 37).
0 d • h. 'es -4
will keep hot. To the liquor add a
quarter of a pound of butter cut up
and rolled in flour, a little salt, a
few sprigs of chopped parsley, five
blades of mace, and some grated nut-
meg. Return the sweetbreads to the
gwavy, let boil up once. Serve in a
deep covered dish.
Sweetbreads with Peas.—Lard five
sweetbreads with strips of salt pork;
pour over them laalf a pint of water,
and stew gently for an hour; take
ont and put into a small baking -pan,
sprinkle over with bits of butter and
flour; brown slightly; add half a gill
of milk and water mixed and season
with PePPer. After the sweetbreads
are taleen up, add half a pint of hot
cream to the gravy. Arrange the
sweetbreads in the centre of a platter
pour over the gravy, and surround
with stewed peas.
USEFUL HINTS.
Two drops of camphor on your
toothbrush will give your mouth the
freshest, cleanest feeling imaginable,
ill make your gums rosy, and abso-
her system. of education. The numbe
s lutely prevent anything like cold
of people who cannot read or write
is le.ss Ulan one per cent. sores or affections of your tongue.
In Armenia children are not al- This .is a simple recipe-fer a email
lowed to play with dolls. It is fear_ steamed custard:— Thoroughly beat
one egg, put it into large cup, and
ed that if this were perirdtted the
little ones would learn to worship fillnpwith milk; add half a tea-
spoonful of sugar; cover with but -
Many old houses in Holland have them as idols. tared paper, and steam for twenty
a Special door, which is eee-er open- minutes.
• Mud stains may be removed from
a,ve on two occasions—when there
black silk or woolen dresses by
ed s
is a marriage or a death in the
family. brushing the mud off dry, and then,
with a flannel, thoroughly rubbing
in Chili the female tram condue-
tor is being slowly abolished, owing the material with hot coffee.to which
in has been added a small quantity of
to the danger of dresses catching
fares, great. mistake, and make children
passing objects while p,assing along ammonia.
the outside of the cars collecting Too many toys in a nursery are a
en three out of four large build- restless and discontent. When a
lags now being erected in one of child tires of playieg with his bricks
London's principal thoroughfares, it is better to show him a new game
the steel work, though displaying to play with them than to get down
the names of English firms, is con- a fresh toy.
structed of foreign material. • '•
Eli Kay-, an Meares -ice agent, was
summoned to appear at court- for
letting off fireworks in the street.
In the raeantime he committed sui-
cide. A press representative handed
the enagiStrates a cutting, inform-
ing him .of relay's death, Having
read the paragraph the chairman
said, "Defendant will be fined five
shillings and costs."
A Cuban baby is baptized when
it is two weeks and a day old at
the very. latest. A Cuban baptism-
al party would not think of walking
to church, even though the building
be next door.
teaspoonful in nalf a glass of cold aIiu
pardon those eine which We intend know libel Med who have lived C) OSO
those; sfils which are elready record- millistel-4s lle'd sP°Icen and esilereesee
their deep re.eoect for Vigil' honored
eel egainee US 119011 1110 black prizes gtteta Dr. Johneon rose to reply,
o f' t he /met. With a sWeet, ,gentle epleit looking
rIeenCtIST(I• WI( 0 fe Cr. 0141 of els loving. eyeee be tittia.;
pardon for tile past ems, Ni par- "Bret -mere 1 ain over-wheimorl with
, 1'
tfk)31 ie promised for the f inure len s tide oveepoWeeing me nifestati on of
ix ;deb We del ibenetely i n ten 4 to otte love. e 11080 done swilling to
30101o.o,, Yclooq, x 01-7,1* iL
One of the curious social laws of
Haring been specially proclaimee
by the Father as His Beloved Sou
MICROSCOPE OTPI'DONL.
and imointed by the Spirit, He is
Science Learns-Tt lesson From devil -tem) in E„cich brought ruin tc
nove led by the Spirit to face the
Sunbeams.
The sunbeam.'s visible dust particles and etise same temptations are pro
have taught a leeson. to scientists, sented to Him as were presented to
Eve;' ut, Steir says, His obedi-
ence proves itself in the renuncia.-
tionolol''t' all enjoyment, of all honor,
of sl. possession, in opposition to
the 4i prince of this world. Ills
thre4t.fo.d reply to the tempter Steil
calls, els third first word; His first
embrecIng Iris whole inner -life (Luke
IL, .99), His second embracing the
entire work .of His active and pas-
siv dbedience for us (Matt. iii„
15 'and now in His threefold
wo to the devil He maintains
an asserts the fulfillment of all
rig)rteousee.ss - its three great
brenches against the tempter to uri-
riihteousness. Ile Himself in His
-huinility—subinittthg to be tempted
in/ order to conquer—is that living
an6ever of God to Satan which in
holy right resists arid casts snit
Setan's right to humanity.
His fasting forty days and forty
nights makes us think of tee other
two, the only two, who insted forty
days and who afterward appeared
with Dim on the Mount of Trans- -
flgurzetion. We wonder what the full
signifieance of those four forty day
fasts can be, but we shall know here -
a ter if necessary, Mark says that
principle of dark field illumination.. le was with the wild beasts (Mark
The principle involved in this Dew i, 13), and here again, we wait for
our ire e through Adam and Eve,
and the result is an instrument fax
beyond the microscope in power.
What this will mean in the study* df
germs of diseases and as an aid to
the medical world can hardly be cal-
culated.
Profs. Siedentopf and Zsigraondy
of Jezia, university are the discover-
ers of the new method of microscope
observation whereby ultramicroscop-
ic particles are not only made vis-
ible but can also be stedied with a
view of determining tbeir size. A
full deseription is published in the
German scientiiic journal. Annalen
der Physile.
The method consists mainly in a
powerful artificial illumination of the
particles .to be Observed.. These
particles, because of their minute-
ness, exert no inaterial influence up-
on the vilerntory period of the light
Waves, and hence appear to the ob-
server as self -illuminating, or lumia-
ous objects, by virtue of their re-
flected lig,ht. Since, however, the
A polish for glace kid boots may - reflected lig•ht is wealeer than the
be made as follows: Beat up the original inenbinteting hearse it is
whites °I two eggs with all ?Val neceseary, in order to secure the ad-
squtignaartitcyandofy, watTerhisansdhoaulumben
quite tion of the particles, to employ the
ef vantages of an intensified illumina-
transparent and not sticky; it is
good for all finaleather.
Those who suffer from offensive
breath will find that by taking a tea-
spoonful of common salt in a wine -
glassful of pure water the first thing
every morning, the matter will be
muth improved, and the mouth can
be well rinsed with this mixture.
Instead of putting food into the
oven to keep hot for late comers,
try covering it closely with a tin
Peru forbids womea to attend fun- and setting it over a saucepan of
hot water. This plan will keep the
erals, and they do not appear at
food hot, and at the seine time pre -
weddings (except as one of the prin.-
vent it from drying.
cipals), unless they are very late- In the dining room a very useful
mate friends of the contracting par-
ties. _ precaution is to leave the washing
Samoa is not on
, e island, as is re- ' '
• f basin full of clean water, or, better
guentler! imagined, but a group of still, inilk, during the night. In the
small islands in the Southern .pae morning a greasy film will be found
on the surface of the wa,ter. Milk
cific. There are nine islands in all.
One of tbe largest is sepoi,,, which is a well known absorbent of odors
was the home of Itobort L01118 Stev- and appears to act more effectually
eeson, than water for this purpose,
'iehe beet cod liver oil is made in Cement for j on 1 i ng in ackintoth is
. .
Norway. For three months, begirt- made thus: Dissolve scene Inc shreds
ring in January, the fish come in of pure India rubber in naphtha, or
from the, Arctic Ocean to the Nor- selbhide of earh°11' to I°rlit a stiff
, Or hays, to spawn, and paste. Apply a little of the cement
way fjords
sometimes so many as sixty million to each edge that is to be joined,
fleh are caught in a single season. being the edges together, and place
Russian peesantry are tempted to a weight over them till they are
settle along the eew Government bard.
railroad -in Siberia. One inducement To stop window's rattling on a
is the marvellous chealniess of tray- windy night, 80 as to ensure sleep,
ening. The fares range from $1.50 18 often a puzzle, and few people roo-
fer 3200,miles„ to $3.75 for a lige that, they have the remedy
4,000 mile trip. atvaiting them on the toilet table.
Japan has e00,000 registered cases Take et dressing comb, wrap it in.
,
of leproey. Tbeee is Po pity two or three thiekiiesses of gait pa
compassiOn 11 or the lepers. Man or per, and equeeze it teeth downwards
Woman, young or old, they are between the tsvo sa.shes, or where one
till -tied ,adrift on the highways, fits lute the frame.
n,
honaeless tvanderers, dependent for To waterproof cloth take of pow -
subsistence upon casual doles of dered alum anti sugar Of lead each
food t1nown fie them from afer. half an ounce and Stir them into a
*'erhe Making of shoes for dogs has gallon of water, and when the mix -
now develeped into quite e big iri- tore is clear pour off the upper liqu-
dustry, aad is especially floerishiess id, Inateerse the cloth in title for
In Labrador. The degs ettaelied to twenty-four hours, then. drain and
sledges travel At great speed over press it. The cloth Will be uninjured
tee rough tee, tend some protection in color and texture, and will stand
foi the feet is reices,eary. The shoes any amount of rain td Which' '
31 IS
" ilVtd 0 Of S0410kitio likely 0 be expoSeth
method is well illustrated by the
conmson phenomena of the "visible i
sunbeam" in a darkened room which
is pmetrated ber a ray of light. Dust
Motet 1111 tibise' Then, ivith 0 aro
•
ore light, but rementlier that Dave
, before he slew Goliath, had a
nflict with lien and a bear. Geed
lust said.. "This is Me :Beloved
partieles in the path of the ray, loth,- lend" The tempter ealel "I11.
erto invisible, become visible When "lieu be the Son of God" (verses 3,
01 1.11C Observer 18 at right
angles to the direction of the perm-
tra,tine ray.
rielnt'ilsoltz, the greatest physicist
living at the thee tbe microscope now
in use was perfected, declareel the
limit of mi roscopic perception to
be 1-25,000 of an inch. This .new
instrument will make possible the
study of bodies seven to ten times
smaller.
OF THESE TEN CIVILDREN,
at 'the end of their first year nine
will be at the ead of the
second year only eight. From that
age onwards they will remain inane
crimpy the same until the age of
fourteen, when the figure will drop
to seven, Another twenty-one years
and thezn will be only six bit, but
this will be the longest period that
they will remain the same number.
At forty-eight comes another drop
which redenee the little growd to
live. At fifty-seven only fear will
be left; at sixty-five, three. Out
of these two will probably attain
the age of seerenty-two, and one will
live to see seventy-eight, So if yoe
happee to peesese the acquaintance
of tog babien all born within tbe
coarse of this peesent year, yoe may
know that the odds 010 that one of
them will etill be lett above the
grosnd 'Anno Domini 1981.—Len-
non Tit -Bits.
'Jo sigratiarize these eethentes of
a-verage human existence, let tie take
timelier the cseee of ten perfectly av-
erage male children born in England
,ih Rio same year and Of perent.s in
any ten clifferefit positions in eocie-
ty, Prete the highest to the lowest,
and , us' Watch their 'progress
froin the oradle to the gave.
n reminding -us of has first reeorde
esi utterance to Eve, "Yea, hath God
said We ma who question the word
ic'f God must, without a doubt, be
r the tinse being serving the devil,
er eo true child of God can be in
!Viewable) with God and question
Illis word. The first teniptation
*as to distrust God and do an un-
uthorized thing to eustain life. The
ecoad was to do a wrong thing to
eccuee a good thing. The third
Was to presume on God's caee while
tieing a recklees thing. (So sees IP.
T. Brown).
i Ds. Weston saye that tile first
iielded to would have suede a (Seth-
se
eelcno%lelle a'alrlodul(dlaalivbatiaYin i itilliPe°'s*4iobrilled tf oher
Christ , by bowing down to Satan,
'the third would chance:in peculiar
risks because we are Chriellane. 'ft
Ib not necessary that we e1i101,11 eon -
tenet: to live on the earth, but, it is
neceesety to believe incest weed of
6 oa, Those who thus believe and
dwell in Cod \tell not do recklese
thing's, neither will they accept fav-
ors feorn the World or the devil,
There IS no way to reeist the devil
and overcome himbut by the word
of God and the sacrifice of Calvaxy
(Rev. xii, 11), hut, haviite; tee ehield
of faith and thci eevotal of tlic.• Spirit,
we peed never be, tit -income by hint
Lcidi. vd, 1148). Both Matthew
end Mark, cortelude the et Ory of Ghe
tompati,on by telling ne thet angtee
Miniseered unto reina There Li much
comfort in Ileb. 1, 1.4: Pe, xxeiv, 7;
•c, ii, e0, 21, end the seedy of elle:elle
n fini4v,se as seeorded fa See ipture 15
Meet , helpful. With 004 For pp,
Christ for us and the Spirit 10V 08
(Rom,. viii, 26, 3.1., 8,4.) aria 11.11 tee '
R
b oste of 34110 i e f twine; 0 n )se I Fe we
Might to ery, "Thanes ee to (less,
who giveth us the vietore I"
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