HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-09-05, Page 3Faith Is Christianity's Cure for
Anxiety
,"that yo may study' to be quiet."- ing. \`• •• love God, because 110 feet
i Theesidemiatu iv., 11. l.ve.l us
Anxk•ty inwi)154 extreme pain. 11 ot>_`. \\'e lttitsL for recognition or else
0.,11404 [nim the 504440 nowt as anguish. *rice + over lh0 meagre and 'neon -
"1 he pain. however, es not pigswill, but
llegite,and for that reason all the
herder to leer.
Ilow prevdte•ut in Petr ety is this form
•t)1 Mental leen. II•,e•, infrequent is a
tranquil face. .\ timely sects to Le u
kind of hysteria le which .lmericzuls aro (pewee, Hail we %flatly affect the lives of
p esuliarly susceptible. In suicide, at others. Ilsidecs• 1Iµ: chief value of our
leas(, we 50.114 t•4 be in u fair way of out- were is that it prom etee ample and s}en-
(+tripping lite test of the world. Some wehieal oet-devek)pment. God thinks
Hindus that Ptufeessor James was show- more of 11 nam linin of his work. The
ius aloe' Cn11teridge relnareet 'iron the work 4440)• be meeelt hay 01' stubble, ht
-Strained 1:4, e.; of Americalis and their the end burned up, but the man is
dish,: fe,l I:n,t ;. to contrast to oriental sawed.
)4tac.eley :sent -ewe. Ile said that it was We ane employed by our Great Mader
I:,• 1 . ,u e,! 11 1 111s to "-lire at certain 14 w-;rk by the day, not by the piece.
fuse ., e4 • ry dei to relax their muscles Every day should have its ritual and it is
w1' me,hlate .oi eternal things. 1i,w•e important to live by rule 111811 to
Ila; rhrishau l a euro for anxiety" accomplish some great result. This is
'Ito Christian is tranquil as regards pro- the seine of "Tell unsevered from Trtul-
5is1m fin. the future. Ile pnowides for quility."
the future. but without anxiety. Over •t'ftE SL'PRI:\{L' CRISES OF LIT[:
and over Christ bids his disciples : tie
toe anxious. 'Pili; does not mean that err an even beers 1 uil[ul source of fore
wa nee not to work hard turd lay IID Lt•ding than our past. or provision for
against n rainy day. 11 -)
future. •'Phis mind is infested with
The scriptures rnt 44 toilet that r{ghtrousneR, tete thoughts of bereavement anti with
Is: the parent of moor'. 'SoOk tir.;t tlx:
langdonl of (sod, 81141 His rigltte)usncv ;
ani all of these things shall le added
unto yeti." 'file tulivcrse is on the side of
Our ,work. too, often 'tutees us 1111xt-
;lily -time Tltic rlbht pt efe (or the bed t't2 sup1:use.l sacred site of Anr:,ce''IS A FIENDISH BOYCOTT ♦i~1 -i-1-1'3 i I ii-. t t i i -i I iii l -
Is however. ebony; away 1mm the wall, ecpulcher. The summit of the inounla.0
s) that lixre may be tree circulatwn of is 4.780 fort above the Gulf of Akah:,h, ' ir: air all around the sleeper. and about 6,07e feet above the Dead Sea, T
Fashion
V 1 1
Stains on japanned care can often be which, as is well known, is fur below `� a'' ■
successfully removed by means of a sea level, \U\\ la)1\l. /)N 1\ lltl 1.\\t1 \'r TIIC '. T
little salad oil rubbed over the surface Discouraged bee oI (ho way -'Ilia PItietNI •I tette •
with a pfere of flannel. 'frays of this country was des(rt and +nrgh. •Hints l� ts• T
description ehoukl never bo washed 5. Against God and nigalnst Moses- -- T
with hot water, os the heat tents in time Never in their turinutitgs du the
to cause the japanning to crack. They Israelites seen; to have accused Moses of tIv''s of family Na:le tit; rroble- .ire
should, however, always be) .washed, ur.lnilhfulnees to Jelulvah. tits policies ♦`�'1+11•11-1-1-1-1-1-1.1-1-111-1-14
1 \\etched Illy and
when neceeeary, in It,kewarnt soapsuds, 01 administration are constantly ideati-
taiIle. li .o1 i[i\ Peet AUTUJIN,
and dried carefully with a soft cloth and lied by the people with the laws and twill it
polished with a leather. of Jehovah. Scientific ho}ti+uttin has reached the Not leng ago nn English fashion
Milk is, in itself, a perfect fold; that is, This light bread -Or, "vile, worthless !ugliest stage of efficiency in counties funymagazine st anuuu resd : "Happily se tical
it contains all Iho elements necessnry to bread." Tho reference is to Iho manna Leitrim and Roscommon, Ireland.
sustain
loamy style of dressing, the separate
sustain lift) and to build up and repair which had now for so many yearn been It is the "unwritten law" of these rlcl, blouse and skirt, is n thing of lit, plla,e.
the bodily tissues. As it is a food, it the principal article of food of the Ist•ael• grazing districts, and as ill "unwritten 'Itt that very sou+e magazine a f.w
slx•uld not be considered as a beverage, Hes.w" it is known and feared rich enol pages beyond was mllr,l tt11h the latest
to be used as such in addition to solid 0 Fiery serpents -Fiery in the sense, poor alike lhr+oug(ot,t the country. wrinkles in tailored and fancy waists.
la
+ve b . probably, that the Milan -mullion po-
lite
.,
spieueu; rc>.t:1ts of ail our 411411ts. But fords. When se used it :+des to the lax f, y } \Louts of the United Irish l rogue boast + it goes, ! or nonlhs we have had
lite value of our work i determined not made upon the (ligestiwe u` (;ilne. Many ducted by the bile of the serpents c0tsexl o(enly' of its pxpwer. A inert' lhrcal k le+„ctainud to us it) nu uneer(uul tuns
1 y the bulk of the result 4l IIieveel, but Persons who say They 0nnot take urn intense burning scensation. (loth In punish 0 man by the "unwritten lute" is tit. demise of the separate waist. But
1.y the spirit in which the wurpc is done milk." Cocause they drink it at meals as Iho desert south of !Westine and in the
alto11 sullfcienl to bring hint In hi; +111011 W foul useful ac4d 1)cewnt!ng
p Semitic peninsula serpents of various cm roust has a ratlike
i1 is only as wee go deep into the work i( it t,er0 water, would find that no (Ils-
e. S 1 1 knc in subu,kin. say, the London article u! vvrarin„
. ,.,If, with out thought of flee 01150. a;;rte'el.le effect would follow when used kinds abound. Very few of these, how- Deily express. propensity of turning up again, wlUr a
in place of food and not as_a food tie- ever. a1e0 poisonous. No one can appreciate the far-renchin( stronger lite than ever.
conlpaninlent. 8. Make Theo a fiery :erq'eul--Or, stn- eftcets of a highly -skilled boycotting lettere is, reatur•all•, a changed %hew-
r- ply, "n'ako thee a serpent." movement who has not slu1l ed the sy: - Point of the lime and 111000 for Iho de -
A elandeed-This word is (150(1 of any tele at close ring, in this; part e1 Ir.'- faded blouse. \Ve no longer serve it
:.feta rotund \vhiCh the people, cs4,'cinl- land, some or its results may set•nt al. et:garnished, as 11 were, and consider
I: hoops, gathered or were mustered. nidil impossible in a supposedly civilized uul•selves itepropriately- gowned for the
Hero it seems to mean simply a pole land.
most 10111►RI occasion.
r sulliciently high to be conspicuous. '1'\\'O 1'EAIlS OSrfACISED. Nor are WO apt -in the larger cities. at
p Of brass --Not brass es we (:now it,
iea�l-k, wear n blouse and skirt of a
l\TEitN.1T10N.\L I.F.SSt)N, but n nalwal Ine(iil. pmlxtbly Copper, A case in point is that o[ 'Minas different color without lending harmony
alloyed with some stronger or harder Brady, caretaker of hyo evieled farms in le the whole by u jacket. 'Tin rule 13
SEIII. 8. 11etnl other than zinc. 'llonz,, which is te:• lialli1aglei ngli mountains. 4.gidly observed by the pun: bilious coon
_� nit alloy e2f copper and tin, was well For test years Brusly curd his frtnils !when the thermometer is indulging in
1:n•,tall among the weenie, while brass, have been ostracised, hunted by a mot sect unbridled soaring painful to swelter -
Lesson N. 'tic I(:aien iscrpenl, Golden
: i ,t hnow it, an alloy of copper and vvhenevtr they v-enlwrtl outside thi ;rig humanity.
zinc, sa acs nut Li/ have b('�), te,uunonly forced toolice ltattel rhvtiilyt18lx1 Ihirteir yloii r ,offal as ananCC ssrnyalo[lilhe tanent of sy tailor
Text : 1(41111 a. 11, 15.
su.,tcu, if at all, a1 this time. at night in order to gel food, and t+t'du^ed ;,louse, or to wear with the olein or
er-
THE LES•S+o� \Willi STUDIES, Looked unto the eer•ept of brass -in g
the lime of rain Ifazekiah during the h u pitnhle state lie gradual starvation while linen skirt, r, separate waist has
Rased on the text of the; Revised \'_1'e 114.eighth century is C. tee "I:t•onnc son and constant terrorism. such a [iron (told on feminine favor that
shin, pent," popularly believed to be the sante Brady is a sturdy, 'el( -preserved old nothing has been found to take its place
Unworthy to linter. As We r•.'ad of the which a\los( had made in the wilder• rtcnn' a lyrical Irish peasant fanner in --nor, i; it pt+obnbio , soon 4311 be.
pi.verly, sicktle, ural death tu►d old ago. ,t•wardly ten► unci panic which se dud mese, had become an object. of idolatrous farms ante, with set•ernl sons, Ito. No well -gowned remelt woman would
Hero. ng81m, the Clu is(inn's eye is alhneil u; 411 the 110Lriws al tl►e 141)4)11 of iii Worshipin Judah. Under the influence of !cents aro located on the Crofton cock wearanything bat a Iain chide blouse,
by faith in. Iho l)wc of("1*Pruvidenco spies wile told 01 giants; 111141 strongly 1•.ei+diearnest preaching the king was tett main I n liein, ll sleep and rock; Phis may 110 (x411) 1 i such daintiness is e
is only an4111er Hanle for the love o[ God forlwlicd cities,
we must ever bear in p b b mountain in the leaveahlerngh chain. :-ve c„fly luxury than with us \\'hnt-
w•hich anticipates the e) crises, so lint mind that the ;apple vvh�m Moses Ice( moved' to destroy the local sanctuaries IIs refused l0 the tardus, which ,:wet the cause, the results are charming
when we arrive at their we see the 01(0( forth from Egypt had been all of them "altered throughout the kingdom. In his neighbors thought should be returned hand-
ed. ❑, lo copy, whether in fine machine
teases of the Fathers hand that has 8r- to Ur.e words of 2 ling; 18 1. "ie renioctd to the former tenants, and n rigorote slit(,iwg or the more laborious hand-
rcn Del them for el beforehand, either dcbject slave;, uunc ^►LStalre(i it) ace to � i'i high places, and brake Iho p blurs, 180yco11 was declared, whirl► has cat- work.
k f (rdom or to n fair [lghlinb enc! cul d(,twn the
A:dtlerah : 8n(t he betted without the truce of even an Jour.
brake in pieces the brazen serpent ;hat ! erten- is nolhipb radically new in these
Masse hail trade ; h.r on:.4 those days o the present day. early fall blouses td wear tviUt the Me-
llen!,
children of Israel did Lura iu^c14s0 \\'A'fCI11:U 1):11' .1\U \IGIIT• ot'al and fancy suit. The chief changes
to it."
Volunteer pickets w0trhed the farm; are shown in the arrangement of Inco or
.1. - night and day. When the scanty stuck lucks to give the desired long shoulder
of provision was exhausted and Brady lune. Sleeves are also longer, the tailored
I3U11.IN(. 1 i1ISONliltS TO 111: \'ill. or his sons started in their little donkey- ones guile to the wrist, and even teeny
-' cart torr n village to buy supplies, the w rhikntall lig r iwelif ectls l the Llo g.cuf(s,
(Jur Forefathers Tried (44 \114k( the Pun- packet; gave lite uturm, and ail the rc�t1- The new L•latscs are all el .o down
Ishntcnt 111 the (:rime. d('rtl3 in 1110 R811inttgl•'rngh regon def
Out foregathers deemed hanging alto- their work and t•oopc+d atter their vie- wc•il (1410 the bell. -hack and front. On
" ((4145. !nest of the 00111403 tire well the narrow
gelher too good for people: who totem N;, shopkoeger was allowed to sell
frills •1 hecoll linen or lace, usually
►:Uout deliberately poisoning other Deo- them font(. Brady was refused rat :nod, wader at the back. This Ls quite a
Irk•. They substituted for flue punish- 1(owra, the to'.vn nearest his fnrins: new idea, and gives u pretty (Irish to
wont boilingn to death, efts blest to sat- then al liallinagleragh, Dr•unikeer•iu the collar.
fel this penalty being also the flrsl and Urumshando. The waists made up in chiffon, soft
'1'11E \L\N \\ II() DOES RIGHT.
Exceptions to this are only apparent.
'Tex life of the individual is too short for
Ili principle to work itself out coln-
pietely. . so that it stands out more clearly
In the history of a family or of a nation.
P i; not only provisii11 for the future
that Lt apt to lllaeis us a ions, \\'0
-worry over ot,0 past. Now, the Christian
revelulkn► 1:rovaxes a drug for these
painful menea lee. We leant, like St.
Paul, to forget. Me things whet are be-
hind. \\'e cannot change the past, but
-we believe that all our sin: are forgiven.
Our very 51118 (leen become stepping -
seines. They prevent presumption.
'They fill us eel' sympathy for the err -
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
lightening the ber l n or strengthening obtain their rights. Hence the persistent
oar slonkh'rs to b. -0r it. S,.n+e rat t 01.0 report of a majority of the men ,eat to
things we may ne5e-r have t.4 experience investigate the country. that its inhale -
tit all, and why :dieted we anew our- tints wore a p<ople mightier than the
selves to silver them in mingcnalion? Hebrews !night well, nj•art from the as-
\\ • have no riglil to oscopy the 01111(1 sut•lnces of Jcl►uvah's assistance, in-
', ((h unpleasant lhl rags, '1'11(• ;angina- spire then( with fear and trembling. The
lin) has power In mus; untuw'8t(1 problem of leadership confronting Moses
event: se as to pre`ellee the offset of their mast haw0 been 011e which taxed bath
his unusual ability and Itis great pa-
tience. At one time clearly the thought
si,ggeste itself to vim that he might
abandon this contentious and unwieldy
!exile cold snletilute his own descen-
dents as iho' shose'n people. But strong
l's the (04I 811 411 may have been, it was
1e,b1y put aside fur the greater burden known lin hsh professional poisoner,
u; the original mission which he lead one Ilichard It(lssc, cook to the Bishop
undertaken. Nevertheless, the cowerp
dice of the people had proved their un- el Rochester in the reign of Henry
1.5; (0 ndertak1111 invnsion thV111., says I'cal•son's e,
aOun131lry, 8u111 110)406'e \fuses nmouncesofe 111 the mediwvul lim\Ves, oneklythe conna-
te them (hat Jehovah will not had them eel of Europe, poisoners, when detected,
11114 Cnnann until every nduH anwltg ares usually brokim alive upon Ike
them wl:o has known slavery 51)1111 hnvt' WIIe(I, after huvin(; fir:;! been given tt
occurring sintuihuteuuel•. (teat evils
none to us One by 0110 and grace is
promised kir each day's need.
BEV, Eh\\'.\I!D relierl\.
13* HOME
0 pint of stock 00 gravy end pepper and
Fell to taste. Let this mole to the boll
and simmer for about fifteen minutes,
yA itave reedy halt n px11111d of mncal0Il1,
!,1 ••viously boiled and well &edited, and
• see ee it to the sauce it few pieces al n
k?***i 71Oc**4***
1! -1ED lilt' I1•t:S.
("slip., .--Take thee bounds of pie
(l eel, cut In cubes; 1:. ,.' pounds of
• u kited sugar; the ((4..44 and grated
of Iwo lemons; one-half pound of
e
d
one
r best), n0
are .
irk,
meals(walnuts1.
pound of risins, Put. in stew kettle
time; loss the wis•!e gently with two
sp"0ns. adding plenty of grated cheese,
and serve it) a Very 1101 dish.
Stew of Veal. --Nell one ounce of clari-
fktl dripping In a slewpan, then add
Heim herbs and 1111 onion all chopped
finely and half n teaspoonful of flour.
Fry till a light brown color. add pepper
MO Sall Willi
o • )r Iwo cto es half
n
pint 01 gravy, and 14)mr cold veal cul in
rie2es IIx size of 5:) cents. Lel the whole
died in the tviklcrnes. Grieved by this
ase( of the rack while in prison awatl-
anllouncenud, the impulsive penile, re- tag ixcct►tiun, as a sort of gentle reunite
periling of their cowardice, make n (1i 1 t)1 what they had presently got !o
hasty attack upon the C.nnnaniles, only, go through.
Ih4,.ovcr, to be repulsed with great kiss. For wholesale poisoners, however,
For th1r y-t'ighl years they remain in the rend cs(•43•ially wloieeale poisoners cf
desert of Pnrnn, with their hendquat(ers
little children. evert this dreadful death
1. :golly!' and cook until as (hick as pre- slew very' gently for about half nn hour, at Kndesh-llnrllea, !fere (bore was was not deemed sulliciewl{y painful, and
.
: 3414. can the mixtures. 'fills is used then add 44 ieaspe0111ut of hot cream, plenty of water. and trout this (intuition new and special 1110des of punishment
I.. meats as a saucy', set well. and . f1 the lire mix in the yolk e. the p(eq)lc wandered with ewe. were invented, Titus, Louise lecher, a
1 eglish Marmalade. -To four patnds of a w•ell-b Galen egg. Give the whole a . t' see for pasturage. end In IL they
Parisian baby -fernier, who in 1 i(3 551)3
•five pounds of lie her shakes over the fire net serve. e - :tea for 5500511 p. for social lite •�,I I+roved to have done to death no feweer
1, (111 _tie. add p ! 4003(0y should 1.0 ((p1 1.- • - 11:.• adjustment of jt,dicinl ne •1.. � -. than sixty-two infants by admin; tering
!,. i;l, crab tie. and eight oranges; boil little chopped 1 ,
1.., tours. 'fake the rind off the oran• Meet e over the surface. i h meet's intervening !pewee,( „ to their carefully graduated (lases t•(
t - and cook In water until lender. :. -• ,....in end this one record. in lel • - white arsenic mingled with powdered
e. :.•n cool enough to bendte, clean !. ,, ,e !i •' ,\.•els cunu,'Clcd with e - ;;.ass, was sentenced to be shut tip :n
'e off with meson; cut ►.p the yellow tsesive parity rebellions neatest f. •• 1111 114.11 cage with sixteen wild cols,
e •1 the scissors in line pieces, and ped t authority of Noss, ndelitiennl reties. end suspcuded over n slow tire,
c. f 4 ce,uk w 1111 the mixture. k lien; w ittt regard Io lite (hdic'e of ti.• This was done, with the result that
1.(1441e Whip. --To one cup of stewed Lewites, tit' presets' portions of the sac- v, hen the cats l'ecane infuriated with
i : 1803. chopped fin', add whites of four rilirr•;, !oiling. 811.1 the ceremony of La at and pain they turned their rnge
• s. beaten stiff. and clean) of tartar, perri(irati.en, the deaths of Miriam and upon her; "and after thirty-five. minutes
�,(1. elleepiart•r teaepoonfnl. Put in t► d Ik l .\4tl•.n 0(.0.1 are tee irded. while the of the most horrible sufferings put (!ll
:. of cold water in the overt and let ehipler immeilialely preceding Iles one
! water buil (wetly Minutes. het stand is d0(ih,i largely to nn aceount of the
the water until served, as it will 1'°'- tenets ee,nneetcd with Ili: departure 4)1
,. +.1 it from, falling. lite people hent Kielce!) and their nrnrrlt
Sliced 'ron)alues.--'('eke the seeds out 1; Mount liar. it was et 11115 place that
of green tomatoes. CO in flue strips Aaron dirt(.
t. '!1 scissors until yott have six pounds
4e' •eemnlocs. Add four or live goo4i-sized Verse 1. When finally the long so-
1 • peppers. green, after Inking out the jnurn at lulde'e wee nearing its t'tld,
,Rests and culling fine. Add ale() two pill the lire had come once tort: 10
snit a hall (wands of white' sager end attempt to oiler the Promised (.and, lite
e t) quart of cider vinegar. n It•If-our c
4 - • oo5es tail n small (faanets• Of niece.
( k for ane h.,11r over 1111 t.sr1 firs* and
s 1 will have nicer spieee 1),matrns.
Jumbles. --To one-half ruin of butler
reel one beaten ep4.'. two real one-half
c :a of 11404r, one cup of sugar. one' -half
4 •. of (1(3045411. and enc -halt traspxwnful
(' ,.dn; cram butter. met sugar, beaten
r . and cram: hitt dry ingredients, add
1. mixture. and drop from spoon on but -
teed tins.
Vinegar t:tidye-To two cups of su-
gar newt three'-((unrt(•r3 of a clip of vine -
ger. quer ler cur of water. one le'aspron
of vanilla, m►d butter the size of an
egg. 110(1 untie Mown.
Quick Rice Pudding -Put twit n ''up
of rice, one pint of milk. a pinch of salt.
and halt a cup of raisins in n double
boiler. Iloil half nn hour end add two
whole eggs, 114108 helm. with hall a
(HINTS F011 THE HOME.
Keep lorry in Iles (!ark. if exposed to
(11 , light it will quickly (•rnnul810.
Always scald i4udeau•h before C4M*king,
.for it requires s•, iimeh lens sugar, and
yr' loses Roue of its nitric
Soap 811 tentless should e txn,ght
seine lime bekere they are needed. as
thee 5514,11' I1ws meekly after iv'ing kept.
Use common whiling on a damp cloth
lo clean paint niccl•, and rub evenly.
'I Lis does nil s(xoil 1he paint in any w0•v.
Cayenne peq.)Wr blown into the cracks
where ants congregate will drive them
away. The sante remedy is 'also good
fid• tni0t'.
If you wish 11 ink(' In be IIghl, pill it
il:l•o n 114441 hal oven al first. and tel the
heat diminish after the first twenty
Int\\'hen a n.hing a wooden floor put two
(11Ll•spae,nh+l; of parallel oil into some
clean saps• water as hit as ynu cult
leer your hands in. It will 1115o (10..1r,y
all insects.
If a emelt hole he drilled through a
kettle Ill when new it will lel the atenln
out. and the lid will Incl kinger, for the
britt: will net 1." eaten oft, 115 is often 1110
case with a kettle lid.
.\ 'thorough rubbing with a piece of
twine{ dipped in benzine or motor spirit
wi;I min45e dirt and grease from felt
hats, and bringing 1110111 in the ripen ndr
will se, 41 nese Reny the emelt.
Stein! or discolored plotogrnphs may
he cleaned by sponging them with clear
cold water. The cardboard mounts way
he cleaned by 11)('+1145 of slate breed rub -
1R•.1 ev1 r them lightly.
Ile sure and lel the writer run for a
1•5. minutes before filling -the kettle In
Ihr Morning. ns the wider in the pipes
Is unwholesome, This (recauton sh•uk)
lc taken even when lie water is going
te be boiled.
Title Is a good trenlrnent for a damp
wall : fake une•qumrter p0uncl of tete'.
la... add a quart of naphtha, nn41 stir
well together. finish the wall over with
the mixture. anew it to dry. wnd ym4 will
fin(; it has booms firm mid hand. This
mieture can be bought el any c11e'rn-
1st's.
Patent lenlher boots and shoes should
never le cleaned wilh leeching. '('hey
Melee he first wiptt wilt a damp
s(s•ng,' 1.4 remove the dirt 801 (lien
11. roughly tired and p ollshevl with a
soft cloth. A very little oil or trash hut-
te • may occasionally be used as a dire.
sing.
An excellent furniture -en -Am le made
n•: follows : Mix one egg with half a
glee of turpentine and the same of vine-
gar. Apply with a Pelt cloth, and rub
or( :with a sift linen rag. To palish cut
Py; °emcee of h"eswnx into one ounce of
s(,ennneele cold let it stand in n warns
pinee for twelve hnttrs,
The right plates for the 1 e.1, mnny peo-
ple Berm In think, is ngainet a wall,
wtwn' it will Ir fairly well out of the
Way of the (scut -ants of the room In Ute
cep 01 st.gar. Cook end stir tone whittle
over the lar; 410 not (seek tenger •,r the
eggs will curdle. Serve wills cretin) and
smear. r+t;pbc'rry sl110)1 whipped cream,
o • custard 384400.
To Cook Biee,-\V8sh the rice until the
water no tenger !stoke 411(1sy; cover well
with coil water. and add salt. ('over the
i.nr in while it Ls to be cooked, and
Leen the nee begins le boil over see( it
eMi 1 where it will not boll so herd.
Abetit one-half an hour will be long
enough 114 nook 11. Ent it with butter or
Wavy as n vegetnb,l'. Use the ries that
(
not 1 11:11t 1 if leiesihie',
11.un Sleeks. --Cul thick 5lieee from e
1.1),\ ham, put (twee. in!., a frying -pan
with n email aside, of water and cock
•305vly. turning cine or twice, till the
water lien evnp0ra'td and the sleeks are
a light brown. Dr edge them lightly with
flour. Itnve ready a entree milk by boil-
th,' n lei -teepee of milk. n smell rime of
butter. n !inept toilful of mustard, with
n b'W grain: of c 45enne. Arrange the
steelet on a dish and !weir the t.)lling
twice over tblo1m awl arrange sippele of
ken -t 841014x1 111,' dish.
\e8(•s•l,Mtl \lnetronl.--Fniling fresh
nnesee ter the snug, ieke half a sir•
any Zein' of the French (ninnet pulp
+' English preparations always have
iregar in theme tee the toilette S401100
tetI1) n large +shoe) In with 3 quarter or
l.I04Iites sent messengers 10 this king of
lelom, whose territory lay just east of 11.Vt1' 110111\eON 1'1{1':`OE,''4.
Ka4)t:41►, and were! to lie grimed a pence.
I 11 phssnge 111r111gh his' col.nt•y, their Set ern! Instances of \\'intoe 1.1'inn
FOLI.OWED 131" 110' I ING MOB.
A heeling mob would follow • 111
Rradys, pelting tiler,' with stones, and
occasionally beating - then( with clubs.
11 was evident lint unless they had
p elice protection they would 8101•(e h,
death in their mountain cabin. Calor
(ferrety a detachment of unwilling net
stables was sent into Iliis s ildernc:ca for
(ti.. solo rullwse of prutce'I+ng Ili,
wretched family from the fury of thee
iu•ighbors.
raise 1(
3even the lice could not Irl 11
1t) 1
tI►(
siege. The 13radys went to market with
their armed escort ; yet their enemies.
who n.,sembled four and vivo hundred
strong, continued their attacks.
RI{'1'18)
OVEN ILA(; OF MEAL.
Mare than n year ago young Marlin
Itrndy, a thin, lutlf-s1411'ed boy, left the
farm at 1.50 in Ile morning, eceompan-
ie'. fe) his brother, lei try to buy sunt(
provisions, fur the family had willing b.
eat.
Ile was mistaken. however, 141 think-
ing that his perm -scubas were nsle'p.
\ idelte's were watching the house as
eh eels' as they diel in brood daylight.
and gave the atnrtn. When Itrndy
reached Urumkcerin, on his way home
er(1 to her existence, the whole of the ngnin with supplies, niter a Iwenledivi
cats dying el the Snore lime 01' wrlh(.n mile drive. the ooh filet him on the fair
a few minutes after." green with horns and drums.
This sounds Fnlll(•lentl• shocking to They ripped o(en the bag of nlcx►1.
cur ear:. Nevertheless it was, at alt broke the firkins, scattered Ihr groceries
events. on attempt to make the punish- end turfed the (Dake) loose. Then the
meat fit the crime; and in this contuse- pe lice funned a cordon °emss the road
Lan it is w•nrlhy 01 wile that \{r. flaw- mutt drew their batons in enter to prevent
cern. one of the kindest•henrlod men the Bruise from being murdered. 'rhe
alive. has publicly advocate) the flog. Joys were thinly Taken to the local bar
1in(t fn preen of professional poisoners reeks fur the night and returned home
prior to hanging them, liest day undeuanl.
.(111 JOINED,
+ EVEN (:(r+IK\r 11.1
pt:t•3xo.5e being to nppmnch Canaan (hes
time from the enol side of Jordan. 'their
petition net tx'ing greeted. They (emoted
Alone on lessen Islands.
:\ recent emigrant front German
se011h it) the heed of the Gulf of Aknlmh. \••w. Guinea announces the denth from
end passing around the soull1ern earl -:hle pneumonia of Iernulein Jessie
E(k•m, pnoc*rcll*l northward, cost ofi. Pitz. the "Ludy Crllsne," who last ate
E+om and Moob, lentil opposite the ..,,on took rap her abode on the lonely
mouth the Jordan !liver. I ati- .nd of Knbnkou, in 1140 Distil/trekArad-All unitJorinnt city or place; :\ ,,hipeingu. '
about twenty milt's due south of llobron.' The young lady was a friend and re dis di -agreed. And they ato Is. Intel .a.
The mime 5.1i11 survives to the modern c l le of August tinglehnr41l, who �irerl i foe.di-agreed.rlh tote at the l:,0044' 1 ll winter as•
deeignnh ,n of nn ancient hill or troland a s,titary life on the earn.' 'seine until! i(
kr.(1w1I as Tell .\rads �� oM,ul eighteen months n((eo, when h•'1'. After the third disngr•eentent the
In the South -Lit., ns elsewhere, In event mad. and died 85 he was being Ilrnds s neuron' despxcirhngly. nine!
the \•'Koh" ('omp. \\'oil Studies for rrmuvicel on n gunlx+nt to 1lerberlshuhe I hulls and jeers, to their nn 'main honer
Sepletle'r 1). ter medical treatment, I __(4 the ell lite of nusrry and terror.
The way of Athnrim-0r•, "of the Frntllein Konitz followed his tench- livery 8dd141 111( trial of the case add.
spies." 'the meaning of the original is Inge, it seems, in every minutes, de• le) the hillertltss against threat.
nut clear, and no place hewing iJns Incl, living on fruit alone, drinking only
name has ever been found. !tense the water, ntid abjuring all clothing or nee _--_-e,..- .--.
suggeslien of the marginal rendering cling of any kind whatever. both ny
printed in quotations Whore night and by day. Under such declineBE';(.AIMING DRUNKARDS,
2. Israel vowel a vow -rhe replie',;r'n- stances, her ultimate fate. one w•out,t (elan Ln Salle. Illitle;l+, conte part;•
lathes oI the h"�nple (rave n funnel ('engine, must have been a foregone ciders of an extrnontinary will left by
pledge or promise, probably at lite sane- conehisk)n. \tl'. 6. It, e.slrk, 8 wealthy 11hs-
luary and with suitable religotla cern- lady Robinson Crusocs of her type veto re's'ell duel. efts (h'cllnlenl F brewer.afes
menial, aro, luckily rare, but there have been
Utterly destroy - Hebrew. "devote." several instances of women living alone lf:nl the di ceased brewer had long 1,•.'11
The verb is the same as theono trans- on dessert islands, though )sot of their r.nscirnn of the evil calmed by drink.
baled elsewhere "10 Consc'crnle." 84141 15 own free will, r4r41 was desirous, therefore. of remedy -
here used in a very custohnry sense, For instance. in Aline 1905. the Mil- int' 50(110 4,1 the venula which he fearedthat which tone consc'(rn(c'( to Jehovah ise feeding schooner Cyprus rescued Lad leen remised by lis enlerprise, 11
tiring as in the (nee of sacrifices wholly from n tiny coral atoll in the Indian (1 hi rerk,'re clireeteci 114111 1115 wile nail
destroyed or consumed in his honor or Ocean n French girl named Liela Pon- fnmt•y .511811 have a 14are eemp Tone'.
1113111 Itis altar. quer. She proved 10 bo the only eine and his large fortune elite{ Fn 10 1 h
Si:hellion Array, for use in their were
3. 'rhe name of the place ons entled sever of the barmientine Lily, on which Si reclaiming drunkause rhe lam:!e
I1•.trench--Probably the same place men- st.e had been a passenger, and she had 01 rec to i g dr the mill.
Honed In Judg. 1, 17, as !having leen hived all alone upon 11* isinnd kr he
matters, end to celebrate )u, ro'urn no
ngnin utterly destroyed by Judah and teen months, et j.3y. d some refr. shnletlt ".ills 4144
Simeon. Another well authenticated case is CM'.\'R'RI 111,\'r N�1"t ft SLUT, r'1"^d. Tbcn \1•,1:: } called on sv!ce
1. \Hunt ilur--.\ memorable land- (hal of Alice Armitage, who was east .Iffier aryu:nnlnn.5?. WO. as n.ny 1..r
mark in the course of Israel's journey to Getty in 188.1 upon !log Island, one r f There are tc'w(ra1 species of (1313. rise- (Hing noel. they also wire (jlpp4l.ne,,11.4.
Canaan, 3lh1at:el in the mountain range the Crozet Group. She was Inkcn off. Itle, and insects who'h never sleep in Very soon the strange 11.11:1(. ra:4 .'
sof weir, about half way between the Dead after a five months' sojourn, by a New tite missile of (their extelenee. .+1meng to the know r:1g.' 4,f \lollew'+ w:f••, amt
Sea and the Gulf of Akahah, and a little Z.•alnnl whaler, whose caplet t had Ilsh it is posilively known Ihnt pike. t'tte:ugh naturally she al iii et refused
east of a Plrnight line connecting the ex- teen attracted by her smoke- s/*rah, Witten, and goldfish never skrp et an. 1.4 believe them, she yield(d at !ct4,;!li
tretniliets of these heel h•xilea of water. and seemed none the worse kr her ter- also that there are 5e5er41 ethers in the 4., the isidetwe,
The mountain 1.s MUl known ns Jebel rible experience. She had subsisted, fish family lhat never sleep 014110 than Her se^ •rad huslothirl ii a slew al n
Ilarnun and is identified in Arab trade Abe informed her rescuers, almost en• a few minutes a month. There are doz. bra (0••814 lin: r. and is 81 pa .•ae4)4 1 -• 1
nen.% still current In rho vicinity with the (;rely nn the rabbits with a t►ich (he is- etre of species of files which never In- __in 7(tror8m r . 1 the feel quit 1.4- '. ! s
d•.ath of Aan,n. A small mosque marls land was 4Vcrrun. ditige 1n slumber. first husbar:d las "cows to tits..
eight resident...i the Rallinagterngh
district, (e-luding a county councillor.
tvere charged with unlawful assembly in
consequence of this nllck.
The result of these prosecutions ha.s
teen almost as •'xlroordinary ns the bey -
ceiling itself. The presenters were tried
fleet ey the Sligo jury. which disagreed
They were fried again at the next assizes
Ly a Leitrim jury, whirl' disngreed.
They were tried for sa third lime by
nnotluer Leitrim Jury. this month -which
(effete or crepe de chine will match the
skirts in odor even more Dion they did
lad season. This gives the effect of an
comes costume and docs ,nuch to re-
move the opprobrium of the dela'.htd
9 his
blouse Is alike bock and (rant,
-:11,1 pt mild be equally lovely if allover
140,11.
A favorite design cf the noment is the
114 Use of sheer handkerchief linen, with
mass of tiny Wind -made 111.1:s track
:cat front, and its double-bentsllhhe(1
edge on each side of the box (last Tho
dainty frills give nu indescribably
eternity kook to leve white bt:,use.
The size of the lucks 111ay be vnried
f•c.ut the merest thread 10 a quarter of
14.44 ;itch. the titst munc•1. es; t( ally in
'land w irk, being the insist popular. Tho
amount of elute when cieircly done by
bande is glee. alarming (.8 the busy
woman; but the effect is almost ns g)od
tee smallest luck possible -to it
lenetl(n' Is taken Instead. Use n very
firre needle, n :short stitch n1111 123 coedit,
sold the results cannot fail to be gratify-
ing.
For _everting antl dancing frocks farcy
e•rdered chiffons are charming. :t very
Melting one shown ens of enemy chif-
'on. with quite Inrge wesset satin 6:,111
rinen deep border of greet pink and
yellow roses in pole s(adee. It wens
wont over n shell pink supple t4lre:a
-111' veiled by the mune shade of chiffon.
Beneath the long or shout coals the
skirls are adjusted to the hips like a
(g!ote. then left full lelow, 0414) growing
ver:: wide at the hilllets
'1'hsy 01"6' natally self-hiu1nxd. with
_ern/Mated biases. points, undulating
1(4.04 or n Greek key preterit.
unMime s tined. usually of the eamn
ce lor, is substituted, hal rarely is the
skirl garniture eonepiCuoter.
11 1s R tot(CeaMe fart (het white (114►
hate are of pxdlychromalie ciders. the
dresses are of :waterer tints, most of !1x•01
(wing of tis.` sante tinier throughout. wen
11v)ugh made of several distinct mater-
ials.
Coal. bound 4331 braid. (lough
;ty(ish. have be -one n little c +ntmnn,
the best makers preferring to finish the
e.igee a 1111 several rows of stitching.
_.-'-_ eat ----
`sS.\: t `,OCll ,111U1:\ 1:V41.;.
Ilusband 1W'rnl In S(»ilb \fri.atl War
E191fears % 1"
An extraordin11ary 44(4)4) • 1 a 4• • •leen
Enoch Arden Is reported e• +:e• •t 03.
end. England.
Among those who w•. e.1 out to tho
S•.ulh African Weir was a loea1 rest•
dent named Moliey. During the con.
flicl it teas thought he wad kilted; .n
fact, his 1131110 was Included in the list
.,f those who loss (heir lives►,
Naturally enough. his friciels mourn•
ea for hen►, 011,1 the "w!4)•ew" a short
lune ague remarried. To her ntr,nzt'uient
Ler husband turned up at Gravesen l
las! Thursday evening,
Ile appears. on his arrival, to hive
walked uncon.cieusly info the »lop of
n
butcher named Uutred, wile bad 1 to n
ere of his closest friends, (►Meed (••'zd
al him In bew•ilderu,en1. 'What are
you doing here?" he ga..p(d. "Where
(40you Ma14 freer'"
Th50e "dond•ali%' bri,•lly ('' 1111, .1