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You May Drink From An Unfailing Well
of Happiness Here.
you of his hculth, hie family, his
plans, till you sigh a sigh of un-
utteiablo relief whoa ho at length
taken his departure')
There is a military offence celled
"furring the s.'ut•y," tk)n't "force"
your friend's butler or maid when lits glory. The petition of verse ..1
you are told "Kot at liolno," don't links itself in ouiv.amouturie•s with rho
soy. "Oh. I non sure she is at home exclamation of the psalmist: "1
to un'!" Tho unfortunate hostess shell be satisfied when I awake in
outs ho indisposed, his -y, worried, thy likeness." Our Lord's plea, in
or have important letters to write;
sal inspect her orders to her sentry,
and cement yourself with leaving
Jesus of Nazareth • • • who went 1 This was his special and only m's- your curds.
about doing good. -Acts, x., :18. stun to Don't utter in an audible aside to
1'11IS SINFUL WORLD. your companion: "Thank heaven
The Lecaluguu, or low of tho Ten
Couuunndtnonts, looks both (led- (Shat fulness of meaning in His they aro out!" A whisper 1s fraught
w'ur(Ir:, spoken in the agony of the with danger, and may possibly be
ward anti m:tntt'ard. Divine wisdom cruse -"!t is finished!" Itis earthly retailed from one person to another
beautifully grouped together in eter- mission was ended; His blood had until it rt::ch.•d the mistress of the
nal union all the essential principles been shed -"apart from shedding of house.
entering into and making up a true blood there is no remission" -the
att•neatent had been made; the way
lite in its twofold relation to God had been prepared for the salvation
anti men. A complete embodiment of of ail who would be saved. Do you
these principles in spirit and in decd reader, apprt+c'iatu this bl.ssod work?
would have been an acceptoble pass- Have you, in your meditations,
port to the divine presence. liven prayerfully asked Clod wht you
mus;. do to be saved'. Tlaves you in
more e. Docaly ail these
i les these metlitttluns lingered at the moths abiding as well as exteruun-
wthe Dooulint the thac principles foot of the cross, looking upon the ate cockroaches.
were sly' master cd teaching of the bleeding and dying Son of God, re-' Clean the keys of the piano with n
hcacenly wi1t: His interesting yeHott{y asking the ultauing of all Soft cloth dampened with alcohol and
interview with a lawyer: -"'Thou this suffering? Have you by ttiipu quickly with a clean, dry cloth.
shalt love the Lord thy Cud with trusting, saving faith accepted Mini" ry oke a title to overhaul the door
all thy hurt, and with all the soul' fetal thus gave His life for you as i anti window if they are nut
and wit h all thy mind, This is the your OWI) personal Saviour? It sue cleaned and screens,mended when put away
great and flrst commandment. and n you havo fuliill•sd the first condition ;last hill.
second like unto it is this: -Thou of a too life -you have become ani A largo packing fns having tho
shalt lane thy neighbor as thyself' aeceptctf• member of the household of i enter hinged; for a lid that will lit
On these two commandments the faith ides• ng ti fo a dlid t le chest for
whole law hungeth, mid the proph-But your work is not yet "finish vtinler clothing, it carefully lined
Sts " ed." '1'he college graduate as he
The introduction and universal pre- goes forth with his diploma in his
with tar paper throughout.
valence of sin in the world havo Bagdad portieres unless cleaned in
hallo bus just completed his prepay- .asu)inc should he ripped apart when
rendered tho complete fulfilment of atter for entering and doing efficient 6
this law impossible for any anti service in the activities of human washed. Soap should not be rubbed
every
impossibility
human soul. Because of this life. So is it with those who, on them and the strips )..!mold bo
L1114 to bility Cod, in the fulness of through the sating mercy of God, washed separately, quickly rinsed and
lits love And mercy, has removed have Passed into tho heavenly king- dried.
tartan from under the bondage of tho dom. Would you. on whorl God has Brass Ott bedsteads should be
tau and placed him under a most so graciously laid Ills hand of bless- rubbed every day with a soft cloth.
marvellous system of grace. ito is lite have a clear understanding of and when discolored a little sweet
no longer required to climb the your future service, study carefully oil rul:bed in thoroughly with a fin -
mountain which proved eanv impass the life of Christ. With ilial the ishing polish by chamois. Ordinary
able barrier in the journey of Bun-
yan's pilgrim. Ity an easy and most
dellvhtful ascent he can now pass to
the realms of
III. Christ's "Own" Kept for the
World to Conus (tors`; '.1 -^_ti), t•'
11
Our Lord wills that we shall be
where He is -in this world to take
up our cross nod follow Ilio: in the l`
next to sit nn thrones and behold O
n O
(HOUSECLEANING 11IN'1:S.
Keep all pieces of clean tieetie
paper, no matter how crinkled. to
polish tnh•rors and windows.
Tuipentiite sprinkled among clothes
or rut about a closet will prevent
ETERNAL BLESSEDNESS.
311 gentleness and tenderness tho
voice of mercy now speaks to him,
saying: -"Come unto mo all ye that
labor and are heavy laden and I will
give you rest. Take my yoke upon
you and learn of me, for 1 um aleck
anti lowly in heart, and ye shall
find rest unto your souls; for my
yoke Is easy und my burden is
light."
The service to be rendered, though
easy and delightful, is still twofold
-subjective and objective -inward
and outward. Paul with Masterly
wisdom defines the inward: -"By
grace hate ye been saved through
faith, and that not of yourselves;
it is the gift of God; not by works,
that no man should glory.' With
-equal clearness .lames defines tho
outward. I will give his words quite
fully. for they are wonderfully con-
-dcnsed, impressive and practical:-
"Whnt doth it profit., my brethren, if
a man say he hath faith but have
not works? Can that faith save
hires? If a brother or sister be nak-
ed and in lack of daily food and ono
of you say unto them, 'Go in peace,
and he warmed and filled,' and yet
.yo give them not the things needful
to the body, tt•hnt doth it. profit?
Even so faith. if it have not works,
is dean In itself. Yea, a man will
sae, "/'hon hest faith and I have
works; show rile thy faith apart
from thy works and 1 by my works
twill show thee my faith.' "
Tho two essential conditions to a
true life -a life acceptable to (Ind -
wire most beautifully illustrated in
th life of ,Jesus of Nazareth, "who
went nhout doing gond." "Faith-
ful Is the saying. and worthy of all
acceptation, that Christ Jesus came
Into the world to save sinners."
"inward" received the most careful
attention. Ito was a men of prayer.
He constantly had the sweetest com-
munion with llis Father. lit the
solitude of tho mountain Ile spent
the whole night in prayer that, Ho
Wright the more perfectly know and
do His Father's will. "Not my will,
but thine be done" was the deep
and living thought of His soul and
expression of His life. Not only
w•ns ile in constant communion with
His Father, Ilo also
"WENT ABOUT 1)O1NG GOOD."
Your life, too, may be made street
and beautiful. The throne of grace
is easily accessible to you. You inay'
live in daily communion with your
Ileuvenly Father. You may in all
your early experiences of joy and of
sorrow have tho indwelling holy
Spirit witnessing with your spirit
that you aro both a child and an
heir of God. "For to Inc to live is nue, first track tyle buttonhole, then
Christ. and to the is gain," wore
the triumphant words of the Apostle' before cutting the cloth stitch it 1 the rChrist ` s indee,splh a eon or God.
Paul, but they were not for him about on the sewing machine, and `
adi-
alone-they may express the livingicut between the two rows of stitch- afire which as a halo srn•rou►xis a
sentiment of every true follower of. ing. 'I'hts not only makes n firm spotless character.
This, then, las
Christ. All who live, as he lived, in; foundation fur the embroidery, but the prelims heritage of every bee
daily communion with God and, like' effectually prevents the material from liett•r•
flim, go about doing good may "fruzzling,,• That then may he one. even as wo
drink from an unfailing well of hap-------� aro one. -This glory emanates from
piuess here and have the abiding as_ (led. and those who posse•sts it in
stlrnncu of eternal blessedness over
unity with Christ ,oust of necessity
there
This world is full of thn most pre -
brass polish will destroy the lac-
quer finish loft on to prevent the
brass from tarnishing.
A BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM.
In Germany it is the custom when
moving. to take live coals from the
old hearth to kindle the fire in the
new honk. And in leaving the old
home. the grosnnttter breathes_ a
its lust altulysris, is for justice. Ile
does not say, "0 dear Father." as
well he mie tt, tut "0 righteous
Father" (verso 2S); and claims what
Ho squeals as of equity to Itttiuelf.
Verse 15. Froin the world - Tho
more correct English Icliout, it "the
world" bo taken to mean the earth.
But if "the world" refers to unregen-
erate human society, as the same
expression undoubtedly does in
many Johannino passages (comp, vii.
7: xlv., 17; xv., ln., xvi., 8), and as
the writer believes it dotal in this
verse, then the rendering "out of
the world" would snout to bo the
better.
From the evil -Tho word when
used with the article, as in this case,
refers rather to an evil person (Sat-
an) than to evil in the abstract.
Hence Wts might truttslate front, or
out of the hands (or power), of, the
evil one. The sense of the whole
verse would thug be, "I pray not
that thou shouldest. !solute thein
from the society of their fellow sten,
{. ,..a.�,`ta {.ppaseaeaa.g.,tia �1 main treatment, but of course to aa
affection so serious tho physicist
ee should be in constant attendauco to
.� inler'peeset schen 1hiout ening sy11q)toms
J. sh•,w thrruorlt•es.-Youth's Cuu>puu-
HEALTH
A SPI.1•:Nllll) SPRING TONIC.
On the approach of spring, warm
days, sunshine and balmy air, ntost
people think they must take a tonic
or u blood purifier of some sort.
'/'hey feel su languid, so tired, so
good-for-nothing, that they are surd
they need some sort of tnediciuo to
tone up their system and give thcat
11PW 7.eSt ill life.
One of the best tonics we know of,
one that goes far ahead of any
bottled -up tonic or blood medicine to
be found in the drug store. is sim-
ply to get outdoors and go to
work.
You have possibly been staying in
the house all winter, in an over-
heated /louse, badly ventilated, eat-
ing concentrated, heat -producing
foods. You have had very little ex-
ercise and your system has become
clogged, and tho organs of the
body are torpid and unable to do
their work properly.
Oper up your windows and doors
anti let the sun and air get in and
purify 1111(1 renovate your house, and
while it is doing that you Just go
outdoors and go to work at some-
thing.
but that thou shouldest keep than Clear. out your backyard. Dig out
from the power of Ratan_" the old tin cans and stones and
17. Sanctify=To sanctify means sticks; rake up all the litter and
literally to set apart sacredly, con- make a bonfire of it Then sweep
rccrate, dedicate. it means also to the yard nice and clean, Select a
cleanse from morn' impurity. part of it for a flower garden or a
In the truth -)larks the sphere or vegetable patch. Get a spade and
element of consecration. spade rip the earth. I ulvcrize it and
get it in gond condition.
Thy Word -The fo'['hr revelation of thy- Now plant some (lower seeds. Lark-
setf in any forts. spurs, marigolds, sweet williams,
1N. Thou didst send -Thou didst pinks, verbenas, poppies, primroses,
send on a special mission. As the tour o'ctucks, ragged robins, {,etun-
Mastcr, so thn diesclplo nlso has a las, hollyhocks -good old-fashioned
special Mission in the world. flowers that will give you bloom and
19. Sanctify Set apart, consecrate beauty all summer long. The dismal
as in verse 17. narrow backyard of the city can bo
20. Them also that believe on me turned into a restful, refreshing
through their wont_ -'/'hose who have , spot. .
not thent.9elves seen or known rho Of course, if you live in the coon -
Christ in the flesh, but who through try, whero there is plenty of space,
the spoken and written testimony cif you could go a little farther, and, in
eyewitnesses of ills life and glory addition to the flower garden, have a
have been or nifty yet be Drought to vegetable garden also. A little
faith in ]lint. ('hrlet's interc•eseory work morning and evening and you
prayer. then, was for His disciples of can have fresh lettuce. young onions,
the Proeent generation also. peas. tomatoes and many other veg-
21. All be onu-It is not an ex- eatables all summer long.
And all this time you aro getting
you: spring tonic. Outdoor work,
After a few hours work digging in date their patients under this "sug•
the fresh earth and breathing tho gestiv'o" cure.
outdoor air tho languid, tired feeling Dr. Wetterstrand has treated over
will disappear and you will begin to 8,800 cases. The jaded, worried man
fool the time, tabun of your exercisu, reclines in an easy chair; he sees
At noontime, instead of saying you others doing tho same; ho listens. as
have no appetite, can't cat anything, they do. to a quiet, forcible exposi-
yon will be so hungry that you will tion of tho curo from the doctor.
be ready to eat anything set before who afterwards speaks to hint in -
you, and relish ft, too, dit•idualby in a subdued undertone,
But in the springtime leave off the d. "1(1111111Y the benefit his particu-
heavy. heating food of winter and lar malady will receive. After a
eat plentifully of vegetables and fora days of preliminary treatment
fruits. Lettuce, celery, spinach, tho patient goes willingly to bed and
greens -these aro splendid tonics as to sleep, roused occasionally to u
well as healthful foods. half conscious state to eat and bo
,lust simply go orttdoors and go to tended. No unauthorized person is
fruit
at something, int plenty of allowed to enter the room; the sleep -
tenter
1111(1 vegetable, drink freely of er is put en rapport with a sympa-
wnter bottom meals, and you will thetic nurse, and receives the neces-
torget that you ever thought you saiy "suggestions" as to eating,
needed a tonic. You will be getting etc., from tho doctor himself. "The
be In one In spirit -it taut among your tonic right along with your remarkable results," says a great
themselves. Hincn all who aro in work, and at the saute time will its French physician, "which Wetter -
Christ possess the selfsame purity of beautifying your surroundings and strnnei has had will considerably ex -
life and character -part of the diving tn:tkiug your home a snore sanitary lend the litnits of suggestive ther-
life-front which alone that. glory peace to live. ape."
springs. Yes, just go out's and cJean up Tho deeper the sleep the quicker
2:1. Perfected into one -fly becom-
ing partakers of the divine life which
le in Christ, as the preceding phrase
indicates.
21. Where I am -When 1 shall have
returned to the fullness of glory
with thee. (Comp. John ail.. 20;
xis•.,
2:,. T:1h)e world knew thrc not -in
the (:reek the word indeed, precedes
this clause --"the world. it is true,
knew thee not that thou art right -
0021109.."
Thy nano---Tn n special and
peculiar sense and degree the nnnn• of
d person among Seniitee stood for
the person himself. '1 hus, to say
that a man's name had bean blotted
nut meant that (ho man was dead.
To the Hebrew mind the Hort of
God was therefore very sacred, so
sacred that it vias never spoken.
NEW ZEALAND BIRDS.
A Traveller Says They Are Won-
derfully Tante.
it it not a little strange that In
New ''Zealand and Austrnlin, as well
ns in Canada and South Africa, the
word "bleat" is used in the same
sense as "forest" in the acether
country. '!'his, however. is by way
prayer for pence to the next tenant, terns: unity of urgnnhation to
while on entering tho new tient`, the whirls our Lord here refers, but n
.unity of spirit and life in !lint. The
more closely the individual disciple
clitt)GR to the Master, in perfect
obedience to ills Word, the more
closely will he be united in spirit
with every' other believer.
In 11e: that the world may believe
--Only us the lives of the profeaeed
followers of Christ reflect tlio higlwr
divine life of their Master will their
lives Influence otl1e114 10 believe on
entire family say, "Lot joy enter
non sorrow depart" --a beautiful cus-
tom well worth inaugurating in this
hurrying new world.
HOW TO MAKE BUTTON IIOLES.
In making buttonholes, if tho ma-
terial is of the sort which frays
easily like the voile so much used
cions opportunities tor doing good;
they are pressing upon every side.
The poor, the sick, the lonely, the
sad are all around us. In no closer
union can be the most devoted bus-
bat>ct and wife than are faith and
works in the true Christian life.
Jesus of Ntttur` l% went about doing
good; go thou and do likewise. live
in daily communion with yui.r llvav-
only Father and In personal touch
with suffering humanity and your life
will bo blessed and A blessing to
others.
.fir*]1t**Ve**.***c** laid in cold, In fact leo cold water,
:7C �i �C to restore their crispness before they
are eaten.
Cut the heart out of a cucumber,
chop up the part r titoycd with green
peppers and onions and 1h.•n re-
place it, put the whole on ter, then
irefore eery in pour mayonnaise or
French dressing on It. That is tho
:;ELECTED RECIPES. way to stake n delicious salad for
Apple Crean' Pie -Line a not too this scnson of the yen),
shull,ew' plc tin with crust, sprinkle
Knobs of celery may be made into
1 tal,le-peon of flour in the bottom, a delicious hors d'oeuvre, which
pack in closely, n layer of nicely
nt•itteely serves As a Paled, but is a
quartette! and cored tart apples (do novel rrlisilt. The knot, of n head of
not slit` nuar'ers but use theta celery is cut into thin slices and
whole), sprinkle over this 1 cup of they are dretsid with n combination
sugar, grate over all a little nut- of oil, vinegar and mustard, with
meg or any desired flavoring and the last element prepomkrating
lastly add seven er eight ta'blespnosts meetly'. The knob of celery is crisp
sw'ent Milk and 11. bit of butter. Bakeand sweet in taste At, This time of
slowly until the apples aro tender, the year and is not expect/0y. ex -
remove from the oven, Irl cool then p+'ttsitte since the celery Itself is no
add a cup of whipped cream sweet- leaser good.
creel, end flavor with lemon. 1 u•1
Mole hes mast b` rub Into thin
cnnnue imnFine how delicious this is .Utes and covered with french dress-
unt11 Voll 1:'v it. inr, over which parsley and A 11,09
ilaktd 51st hroonis.-An F net sit onion are );rated. After they have
recipe for baked hrtoms is niter- lain long enough in the dressing to
cd: A half pound of large mushrooms ,Il'' soaked thyro is no more delicious
will be needed, with a half teaspoon- salad than these radishes, ahie h
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fol of minced parsley, nn oence of s,'t':'i to lose' under 1111- prucrxs'
brendrrumns, three tablespoonfuls of thut ist objectionable in their t:'ste in This World (verses 20-2:1). a curiosity. '1'ite small birds -the! When acute Bright's disease is ex-
•ttmes. v,rt'cd to th4 wAy, 111 his prayer our lord in•tullesnil New Zealand robins and fantails, for cited by a chilling of the body, it
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTE1INATIONAL LESSON,
I.IAY 1.1.
Lessors VII. Jesus Prays For IIis
Followers. Golden Text,
John zvii., P.
'1'1111 LE:.SSON STAT1•:MII'N'l'.
I. Christ's "Own" Set Apart in
l'his World (verses 1-11)).
'!'rue Christians are "not of the
world." even as Christ is not of tho
world; they are a class by themselves
(verso 16). So foreign and "other-
worldly" are they in their sympa-
thies and view).. sn ev'itiently do
they belong el -:•where, that our Lord
explains why they are not at once
taken "out of the world" -they have
been "Hent" here (verse 114), and not
yet hug their ►uissiun been fully per-
formed. 'I he word "sent" sounds
the keynote for a large part of this
goviu'I. Jesus is pro -eminently The
Sent One -the man of A%1 trs'n who
had a mission. And an clod had
sent Hint, 60 .1.wtt, had !Rent His
disciples, anti for their sakes Ile
keeps ifimself apart from the glories
and comforts of this world (verse
19), and prays that 1114 .tisriple t al-
so may be "sianct ified (kvI t apart)
through the truth" (verse 19), kept.
from the world's evil (base 111). But
by what means shell the Father keep
then: npart from the world? Tho
truth of (lod is first mentioned ae a (>1 quotingetafrom "~purl 111 New
means of sanctification. 11 wn in Zeeland" se remarks bythe en-
quire. Precisely whet,itt God'g truth? that, Col. Montagu Cradok, on the
the answer 1s giv.11 in verse 17: "Thy birds of those islands. PON etion is greatly reduced in
word is truth." An:1 1f we inquire, "It is curious how extraordinarily amount, and may contain blood: on
Wtsat is God's word') the ""'ver tame aro the parrots, pigeons and npl'lieation of the usual tests, it is
conies in 'John 1.. 11: -The Word flightless birds as soon ng you pene funned to contain much albumin,
Was made flesh, and dwelt among irate into one of these douse bushessotnetiMes so ouch that boiling will
its, -they have no fenr whatever of make it solid, like the white of an
11. C'htist's "Own" Kept. Together man, and they regard him simply as egg
1..1L 111 CURE F'OIt DYSPEPSIA.
Dyspepsia is now systematically
cured by laughter. It is stated that
a doctor, in return for it largo tee,
admits patients into his private in-
stitution, where the mirth treatnteut
is administered, The method sounds
simple enough. A few dyspeptics sit
around a roost and begin to smile
at each other. The smile must never
bo allowed to fade attuy. On tho
contrary, it must be developed by
will power into a grin and tho grin
must become a guffaw. '/'hen you
have to go on laughing until your
sides ache, by which limo you will
feel notch better. A course of a weak
or two of the treatment at tho rate
of a couple of hours giggling a day
cures the worst cases of dyspepsia,
APPLES ARE IHEALTHFUL.
A good ripe raw apple is ono of
the easiest substances for the stom-
ach to manage, and while the apple
is worth ntoro as a health giver in
its natural state, it is also exceed-
ingly wholesome cooked. Apple
sauce eaten with pork assists in tho
digestion of the meat, and many,
persons who cannot eat pork with-
out discomfort can do so if accom-
panied with plenty of well cooked
upplo sauce not too sweet.
CAN SLEEP AY ILLNESS.
Remedy for Jaded Brain Workers
Used in Sweden.
Some twenty years ago, when an
annual breakdown became as fash-
ionabie as an annual holiday, the
medical world agreed that if tho
tired body were kept in bed, hyper -
nourished and massaged. a curo was
pretty certain, says the London
Mail.
In many cases where there had
been no mental overstrain this was
so. In other cases, however, the
worried head did not benefit from
the enforced quiet and passivity.
Tho whole man was unutterably
bd
1)r.
horeolm, Sweden, is trying to meet this
Otto Wetterstrand, of Stock -
difficulty by treating such patient,
by a sleep prolonged even to three
or four weeks, and the Psycho -Ther•
apeutical Society of London hope to
follow his methods when they can
afford larger premises to accommo-
things, whitewash the back fence or
that old shed. rake out the dirt and
burn up the trash, and you will find
this a better spring tanic than any
thut was ever put up in bottles to
ornament the druggist's shelf.
DISEASE OF 'I'11F KIDNEYS.
Acute inflammation of the kidneys,
called also acute nephritis or acute
Bright's disense, is excited by cer-
tain poisons during the process of
their elimination from the body, or
follows congestion, which results us-
ually from exposure to cold and wet. made as to the objects of the iris
or the sudden checking of perspira- sion, it is understood that tho pro -
tho cure, and unlike that produced
by hypnotic drugs, it is as invigor-
ating as natural sleep, and allows
nature an equal chance of repairing
organic and functional disorders.
BRITAIN SCORES.
An Agreement to Be Made With
Afghanistan,
Four months have elapsed since tho
mission left India for the Afghan,
ci.hital. Though no official stats~
tnent has, for obvious reasons, been•
tion. whereby the surface of the body
Ir chilled and the blood is driven to
the internal organs.
The poisons causing acute intlam-
ttuition Duty be taken into tho body
from outside, as is often the case
with turpentine, chlorate of potas-
sium, and certain other drugs, or
they may be formed in the body as a
result of faulty action of the diges-
tive organs (intestinal indigestion),
or by the bacterin of certain acute
diseases, such us scarlatina. measles
or diphtheria. The beginning of the
disease may be marked by a chill,
with headache, .nausea. coated tongue
awl pain in the loins. Thesis symp-
toms aro fullowcd by puflinetts anti
pallor of the face and swelling of
the ankles, or there may be general
dropsy, with an eiTueion of fluid in
the chest and abdomen. The kidney
salad oil, salt. pepper eine a little
lerteun juice. Put half the oil in the moreover. they are rarely 111.114441' wino shall ever believe on hire (vireo
Mite, estn to pet sons oho other- 20); that they all lila be "one
(verse 21): not tnerely confederated
or joined in a brotherhood. not
merely united in ally sense like that
of the coufed,•rnttd provinces of
('nnade, but actually one. That
His meaning may be uninittnkable
our Lewd vivre nn example, As the
divine Father and the Son are one,
so we may be one in thou" (verse
21). If such language originated
with n theological professor it night
t.c regneded with suspicion: heft thsse
nro the Words of the Lord
and he rel s'inles and entphaeiees
them: "I in them. thou in me. I in
thee. they in ori." Such a unit!'
will persuade the norld that Goa has
sent Jus em (vers', 2I). 11+4.'neinrtw,
mutual reilici-1118. ::ICI. of rhnt'ily-
thou• caaeo dolaet; bet unity attracts
and 11 ing. 'rhe, trio followers of
./eche are one in destiny (verse. 22)
0e well as in svmpatho and uii.++;on
mei chloral, l -ii 1 110110 mole fully
dcvcloied in the foliowing vanes.
bakint, dish, and sprinkle with half
the hrcadcrumhs, halt the pars'ey,
and A sslls(•ere of lemon. Lay half
the nnlslm•ootes on this and put on
the rest of the oil, brendcrunths,
ecasotsing and parsley. (take half an
hour 01401 just before serving (hest
with cayenne pepper.
Polnto thiolel.--Atte throe table-
wie. cannot cat them with comfort.
I'OR AFTERNOON CA1.T.IIle4.
•
An afternoon call must be a sh 'et
end vet not a hurried one.
Ivm't enter the house guying that.
von 1111t'o not n minute. noel don't
leave it declaring that you must
spoeefttls of bread crumbs, half tea- heiry on to another friend, or you
spoonful of mixed herbs, and a lit tie give an ithee that your visit has !oat
chopped parsley and lemon rind well raid gnieghngly.
together in n bowl. Pot a piece of Uctt't. Mun.,polfrr tho conversation.
butt,r on the top. 'late ready six lYour hostessg likes to retail her own
lire, cooked potatoes, prove through Hens, to air her own grievance, to
a potato machine on to the other in- Islivuas moment friends from her
}rcdit•nts. Stir well together and own point of tiew. You may be the
nsl,l two eggs and halt a pint of most amusing person preterit, but
'talk well beaten teeethe•r. flutter n your tory brilliancy gurus slhe:s 1bt'
pie dis.lt, put In the mixture, bake desire to 'chin` alto, anti courtesy
til: of a pale brown colo1 nen c domande t hat you should give them
with onion or ap;ele sauce. , their epportutilty.
Cecil/tibias should h' soaked sr 1 Above all. don't talk of yourself,
several busses in water to remove the "I" is n letter of the alphebet to be
imiet)et in them and then half an hour ;omitted AR touch As 1.0 .1hI.' Wh,,
best,:•` thy aro eaten they should bo docs not know the bore who falls
insult re -will nctually perch on you usually subsides in a week or two
if you keep perfectly still; and it is under proper treatment, but that nc-
very comical to Ret+ the robin- rut -ring with scarlet fever often lusts
which, by the way, is nlmost exactly mans- weeks, and either form may be- +„
like our British robin, except that he come chronic. The treatment, like "What is gratitude.
wears a white waistcoat instead of a that of tnflmm�tation of any other (:rntitudo Is the memory of the
posals made to tho Ameer include
tha extension of the railways and
telegraphs across tho frontier into
At„hnnistan and rho purchase of
arnrw from England alone.
'l'hcre is also an understanding
that (]rent Britain will assist (ho
Anicer to repel foreign aggression so
long as hn follows British advice in
external Affairs. This has probably
been reduced to a formal arrange-
ment.
The propucnls made by the Ameer
are said to be the appointment of an
Afghan representative In London anti
the grant of a strip of Baluchistan
fruiterer, terminating on the Ara-
binr. Sea, ler the construction of an
Afghan railway, and tho creation of
an Afghan seaport.
Russia has trade repeated overtures
t) establish direct relations with tho
Amcor, but has on each occasion
leen given to )understand that Melo
anistan was outside the sphere of her
influence.
The conclusion of nn agreement
with Great Britain is a severe blow
to Russian diplomacy.
-+
BEAi?'1'IFC1. ANSWERS.
A Persian pupil of tho Abbo
Stce rd gave the following extraorditt•
ary a,sncrs:
reel one -put out n uax match. part consists primnrily in securing heart.
"Tho trick invariably coulee off. rest for the organ, and in protecting "What Is hope?"
.lust light A match nntl put it down it, so fnr Ag possible, from further "ifops is the blosscm of Ilappi•
near you nil stand still, and the injury. The patient should be kept neYe
robin, which is almost certain to he iii heel in a well -ventilated room with "What is the difference betweat
near you, will invnriably fly down a warm and reelable temperature, hope end desire?"
to it need put it out with his beak, the (towels should be kept oven, rind "Itrsire Is a tree in lent; hope is
or fly away with 1t. lie is n delight- the action of the skin increased by a tree in flower, and enjoyment is
tut little bird, nod his little bold warm pocks or a hot -Air both. a tr/eehintis fruit.te"
black ("yew twinkle every bit As Prince the lost difficult work of the "\eernity?"
brightly as these of his pettish coin- kidneys ig the elimination of salts "A day without yesterday or to -
patriot. 11 you chirp with your nn.l other waste matters, the diet morrow; n line that has no end."
mental in the sate! weer that you trust aim to reduce rho amount of "What is time*"
persuade a weasel to look nut of a three waste material. The ideal food "A line that Ito- two ends; a path
stone 11011 into which you have seen is milk. It ehonld be diluted with which begins In the cradle and ends
hint ran, the little fantail get, des- %'ich, or distilled water to which in the tomb."
isrrately excited, nod after flying a pinch of hicerhnnate of sodium has "What is God?"
close round ynet n ntit'ute er so, will been adderl. 'rhe pntlent should be "aim nnceseary Being. rho Son of
jos! light, nn your head or shoulder micron -aged 10 drink in addition ete'r,ily, the Merchant of natrrc,
for n moment, andthen dart oft, to plenty of pure water. Three quarts the lave •sf justice. the Watch -maker
return directly and rrtt'p.•ut the pro- or more of fluid should I.r taken in of the universe. the Soul of the
ossa,"
the twenty-four lours. This is the World.'=