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THE MAGNETISM OF CHRIST
Nothing in History Comparable to the Invisible
Effluence That Exhaled From His Soul.
But he could not be hid. -Mark
vil., `_1.
The soul, like the individual, has
• e its at losphee. Each individual
Little Liver Pills. carries 'within him n physical, i /11..1t -
till
�+ t v till and moral presence that is c ui-
vol. tit to a magnetic circle. '1'11,•
powerful personality radiates fore••
oven as the glowing coals radiate
h4ut. 'Through his superior nature
(hphcus is said to have churned the
lower animals into s=ubjection; but
earth's heroes and leaders literally
fulfill this tale of magic, mastering
our reason and subduing our will,
l'roudo exhibits Julius Caesar
drawing men unto him as a magnet,
draws particles of Iron and steel.
The rude Ituu1nn soldiers could no
more escape the magnetic presence
of their general than they could
uodge the gravity of the earth. Ca:•
lylo te1ts us that lilirnbcau took the
tumultuous French assembly b
storm. Virility, enthusiasm, elo-
quenl spie.ch, all were his, nerd, rush-
ing forth, the floods of power over-
whelmed men, and for the moment
subdued alt wills to ltirabenu. Pure-
ly Ity his magnetic influence Burke
in h:s attack made itnstings feel
himself "tho most culpable being on
cart h."
This invisible radiation also helps
us to explain the spell Socrates cost
over Alcibiades. "111 his presence,"
Must Dear denature of
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Professional military moil naval
men are wont to shrug their should-
ers in the presence of the civilian
who belongs to amateur organiza-
tions. 'there is 11 true story of a
young officer in the Navy who met said the youth, "the fetters of pas-
-
knowledge in a landsman ellen ho cion that often enslave ere seem
leastexpected it. ;like ice melting before the sun. While
While 'tis ship was in harbor all listen my heart thumps, my eyes
vohirteer naval brigade came on !fill with tears. Therefore I stop my
board for a little practical Instrue-!encs, ns if to shut. out the voice of
lion. The young lieutenant was do -'.the sirens and tear myself away by
tailed to give the landsmen their y force lest 1 grow old sitting Icy los
lesson in gun manoeuvring. side."
Ile showed them all the different I(nmerton was deeply impressed
` types of guns and explained their by the statement that Napoleon's
mechanism. Once, however, Itis hand -grip was like unto a
knowledge failed him. 011e of fisc POWERFUL ELECTRIC SHOCK.
guns was a new model, and some-
thing about the brco:•h mechanism, Endeavoring to explain the "Little
was novel and I:erplexing.Corporal's" mastery over men, the
•"Phis gentlemen, is a 11011' attach-lnuthor reflects thnt one touch of
went for -for-" 'the lion's paw magnetized 11I. Liv -
One of the naval brigade spoke ! ingstone and node him indifferent to
up:- !the animal's bite. Thus, argued
"Excuse me, sir; it's for range- !Hemet -ton, great men carry surae
finning." 'Then lie went on to ex- mysterious power by which they (as -
plain, but after a few words stopped ;dilate the reason and master the
and Ietltte(I. The officer looked at will.
111m coldly. I In ono of his eselays Montaigne
"How do you know what you're speaks of a coach taken by ro'►hers.
talking about? This device wasn't who. killer all the men and captured
put on any ship until three weeks
ago."
"I know, sir; but, you sec, I in-
vented nett
•
Obstinate Coughs and
Colds.
The Kind That Stick.
The Kind That Turn To
Bronchitis.
Th;: Kind That End In Con-
sumption.
the treasure. But when the 1u•1-
g•an•!s approached a young woman
who remained alive they feared to
lay violent hands upon her, for "her
es were full of bayonets." Such
; .city and justice blazed out of
those homes of silent prayer the'
her eyes become weapons of defeme..
keoping the brutes at bay. .lust ns
the sun pervades all spaco with its
light and hent, so num, stunt'. in-
deed, of physical stature, curries n
diffusive and persuasive presence
that fills the home and street with
an atmosphere that blights and
withers or influences that bless.
Striking as has been the atmos-
phere of 1 'or in which the sons of
greatness have walked, for majesty
and beauty there Is nothing in his-
tory corrpurable to the invisible. in-
describable effluence that exhaled
from ('hriet's soul and was the e
crct ni His personal influence. fn
what a blare of light he lived! Whnt
C$nsumptioe is, in thousands of cases, we•e•t allurement had Ile for the
nothing more or Ions than the final result
common people! With what wonder
of a neglected coli. Don'tgive this of enthusiasm std the multitude
eThe
g crowd and press upon 111m! The
terrible plague a chance to get a toot -hold speech of this youth of three and
on your system. thirty e(fulgod with sayings that the
If you de, nothing, will save yea. Take ripest scholars of centuries never
hp14of a cough or cold immediately by have been stele to fathom. What on
n(mesphee of hope did Ile diffuse, in
which wrecked and ruined public:elm
and sinners should feel dead end
dormant power stirring and coming
forth to lila before itis sacred look.
using
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYRUP.
The first dose will convince you that it It1G11TI:0UMN1 SS IN OTHERS
will cure you. bliss Hannah P. Fleming, :slso white as a SIIOWllake but often
anA cold. Iiia N loll ss heart
New German writes :-"I eon. 1 e
Germany, N.S., wnA stained through nerd through
tracted a cold th t took such a 1101.1 on with sympathy for lutnrett bin and
me that my people thought I was going suffering, Bring, even na the ro.o is .4tuineel
to die. (fearing how good Dr. Wood's red with rich colors. Solitary by the
Norway Pine Syrup was, I procured two
great errs: of Itis life and the power
bottles and they effected a complete cure." "f 11 1v lore, in what nn !atmosphere
of 1nfluence did ile walk. 11 the
Price 25 cents per bottle. Do not accept vent,:r:on. the ruler and the priest
substitutes for Ur.ru. Bemire find Wood's Norway Pine nppr()ached 1Ihn with i,inglevl 8190
Syrup. insist having the i and hesitancy, if the captain and his
y 1g t nl tiers (oinked in lis presence and
genuine. Ifc11 to the ground before His all -
in Bite an instant anti familiar
TUR.,NTO. ONT. 'friend, and. climbing upon itis knees.
!heard comforting words and knew
n )meting influence.
The mountains could not hide
Tug T. Mtr.nt'sx Co., LtUITXD, pirrring look, little children found
Nerve Racked
Men and Women
will fine] Balm for their Terrible
Sufferings in
MILAURN'S (HEART AND NERVE
PILLS.
They tone op end strengthens the
nerves, buil t up the nriscics of
the heart, and purify and enrich
the blood. Tney put the nervous
system in perfect working order.
and restore health and vigor to
both beefy and brsin.
Miss Edythe Lindsey, Strom-
ncss, Ont , writes
'• 1t afford% me Freest p'1•a-nre to any
that I fern yealr 11. -art an� ave n
iN••rv.' great relief
For
(rcr too years 1 suffered from violent
paipit.tti.,8 of the heart. war very
err. n) and , astir start) -1 1 tear In
an eaten+•• weak eormlIHon defer. f
"tatted Intake the pills. teat four trice:
effeeted a e. n,l{ l.t• cure. 1 cannot
pesos, then' toe highly to throw antfer
Ins from nervone wrekne•s and heart
trouble*. '
Pries 10 ewniw let bot, or A fir 11.?s.
All deafer., or
Tun T. Kit ,tetter Ce, Lente
Towel/ToOwe.
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1 1
Mtn' The seas could not separate
Him iron the people; the mut titudo
Jesus before the SudLedrin and on'
the oth.s he assists Joseph of Ari- I
tnathea at the Curial of Jesus (John'
19, 3u-1'2). !
A ruler of the Jews-Tilut is. a
member o1 the Sanhedrin. the high- •
est court of justice and supremo
council at Jerusalem, controlling till
the n!luirs of tho Jottlslt church and
state, though at this time subordin-
ate to the Roman alit lior 11 y.
2. liy night -Fur u personal inter-
- view and possibly to declare his
sympathy t secret, allegiance.
It
I.
on followers who for him were will -
has spa by tw 1 se n t
has herd suggested, nod not with -
mg martyrs. Great, lou, the en -
out platisihilit y. that are n member
n,
LltttAtrlsllt that clansmen of Scotland I t i the Sanhedrin a vi could hove found
felt for much a hero as Robert Bruce, with minced lain. Press slicers to- Pneely and work into n paste 5v,t1,
time fur such a visit and converse- ether; bent an e • • add half a cup butter. Scatter salt over mil
for 111100► 111.•11 gladly (11(14 ii unl,v B bb, 1
the beloved chieftain might tion only at nig=ht, and that there is of cream and sunk sandwiches a few :Trend on brown bread.
in re11111y no fens or even t iueid- seconds. Gent two tablespoons of Sea pie tnay he node 'from the
COMBAT AND CeIN(ll'1.11. ity implied. '1'11.• words oI Nicene- butter and brown rho sandwiches on 'veriest scraps of any sort. Form
in 1H .1. when th:. Hungarian here rnus to Jesus. Wo know that thus both sides. these into a stew, add pieces of
•1Cossilth visited New York, 1)1e pa- art a 11 ether came f(am (lod. are 1(,ingot Jelly Slake ordinary le- Booked p0(810, carrots, and n little
,l riot stood forth clothed with such not fl; ttery, but a simple confession ;mon j,.Ily, according to dirootiuns un onion. ('over 011 with n 1; ht crust
weight end majesty of character that of his own deepest conviction. 1g.lotiie ►ackugo. Just directions
the and servo directly the crust is done.
on the day of his reception people 3. Kingrlonl of Gori -A spiritual ' jelly is hard stir in half a cup of '1'o take co; ce stains from a ole !-
theireach side of Broadway dropped kingdom embracing in a new fellow- Preserved rdgiani. tic' nWny to cool crate material, brush the spot With
their tools. closed -their stores, for- ship ur brotherhood all true bullet,- and se
souk
withwhipped cream, flaw- litre glyeerbtr, then rinse in luke-
souk thele tasks, told, messing in es, but not so ))ndarstooc! by the orenl with atiny suggestion of warm water and press on the wrong
and about the central street , the Jews in the time of ('heist. 'ncesc bran,ly side. The glycerine absorbs the col -
!very cool oven. 'iY1is is the surest
Way to obtain a good light without
t•aloke.
.C::
1'nUlke a heefslera. trudrr, :rover
std' Ili cupic of. tcaspucrnsful tit salad oil
TiuQ Home over it, place it In"(
etween two plates
and leave it fur a fees hours. !'his
earl,: wonders in softening tho
Iibres.
' '1'o make the hair grow take nee
+444.144÷#4.144444-14 tr`aNpOOGful of salt to half a pint of
tsoft water. apply three times a
sl•:LEC'rl•:1) RECIPES. week. The effect at the end of the
(lot Hunt Sandwlches.tipreu'I nn• nth is surprisin•;.
half the slice's of bread for sand- 1'.,r nut or ttlmemil stt+nlwiches 10-
wiches with butter, the other half move the skin carefully, chop very
tides of enthusiasm rose in the taut- looked (orwer(1 to the ultimate es -
Ghetto like (he tides of nn advancing tahlishrnent of an earthly kingdom
river. of great splendor in which the Mes-
\We also nee told that when Robert slah himself should rule as King.
(toast Lamb and Banana Cro- (wing matter and any 1308so in it.
cluettere.-(tub salt and pepper over tt It is unwise to 1100 1110 eyes), for
leg of Iamb, dredge with flour and if it is frequently done they are like -
set on rack in finking -peon. Baste lv to lose tone. Of course, if thor-
Burr.N ninde his tour through s.e.O- Born Again -The sense of "again" frequently with bacon fat melted in;uughly rested at tight they will bear
land the mere announcement that is in this orig=inal obtainable only hot water. Remove coarse shreds -a very fi °quoit repetition of fatigue,
the post had arrived at some inn, from the context. the Greek expre from ttuonnnA, tette to n cylindrical but olherwlse tho sight will grow
perchance at the midnight hour. wns
Sion meaning rather "born from shape. JIoll in egg, than in sifted 'dim.
s+ttllcienl to call front their slumbers above." Tho sword translatedbread croups: seasoned with salt ' '1'o clan while satin shoes, put
"again" unity cocoa also "from the and pepper and fry in hot fat. the shoes on the "trees," or stuff
beginning," which. however, would +Train and serve with parsley on ;out with soft rags, and rub gently
make no sense here. !dish with the -roast, with n flannel dipped into iu•thylat-
5. Except rt 111011 be born of water 1 Egg !'tants au Gratin. -!'eel egg ed spirit of wine. Repeat the pro-
-Unless he !wieldy submits to the',tenet and cut tit slices, sprinkle with •cess until clean, end afterwards rub
outward sign of cleansing, thereby salt, set aside for a time, then dry dry with a .1 -an. soft cloth.
confessing his toren defilement and Ithcm on a clat6t gull there in (lour ; It is a ►n.take to iron flannels. If
sinfulness. ',fry in hot butter. To two table- pullet out evenly while on the line
Of the spirit:-'rne more important spoons of melted butter add three they thy in good shape and, if whem
birth. Unless a man's inner apiritm-+o[ flour, hnlf a spoon of salt, null dry they are folded and put in the
al life be wholly changed by a power n dash of popper. Cook and atl:l bottom of the clothes basket and
from nl.ove, that of the Spiritof half cup of tomato puree, add one. ether clothes piled on them, they
Ootl, ho cannot. even though he be third cup of cream. Spread a lay- 111.11 be smoothed enough to suit
a son of Abraham accordine to the er of sauce on buttered gratin dish, anybody but a crank, Ilot irons
flesh, cuter into the kingdom of sprinkle with grated cheeso-and on . take the life out of flannel.
God. 'tins a layer of egg plant. Continue'I'o avert chapped hands take coeIi-
0. flesh -Signifying not merely the the layers, leaving the last layer
body, but its faculties. its appetites sauce and cheese_ Spread over the
and desires ns well. "the whi.+!e whole cracker -crumbs and melted
equipment with which nature fur- (.utter and set in oven to brown.
nishes man for life in this world." ' Apricot Snow. -Press a cup of
Spirit -hero means the lloly canned apricots through no -icer. Adel
Hint who Is men's teacher tutu saw- Spirit. ' a cup of sugar, white of nn egg and
her. Atmidday no man strikes a 8. The 5wind bloweth--A phrase juice of a lemon. ileat till it will
match to find the blazing summer's sometimes trnnslc.ted "tire Spirit stand alone. Uso between and
sun, and Shakespeare at best ,s but breatheth," sieve the words for wind 11 Ili we layers of cake. A few halves
n feeble sulphur match that. blaring, and spirit ere in Greek. • may -be used to decorate the snow.
Haves not in Christ's all -shining If rarest the Sound Thereof -.Som,'- Chocolate ('nk,e. - Cretan, four
selendor. times rendered "henrest its voice," mince, of butter, with three or four
The atmosphere of influence that follolvin_ the translation "the spirit minces of sugar; when soft, add two
was large and divine in. Christ exists breath -11 above eggs. one at a time, beating each
in lesser degree in an God's c11i1- So is every one that is horn of the one in separately, then stir in four
eren. Note are so little or so 1o::: Spirit evident to those with whoa„
that character can bo hill or the he cones in eontnet by his life and
sours light he concealer'. Character , nc tivity, while the source and 'Ob-
is self -revealing. Goodness shines irate trend of this spirituel life and
in the face, love leaps in the • . this activity may be alike hidden
sympathy thrills in t 1:,•, w •,ice. while from all who have not themselves
kindness of heart _ • like become partakers of the sante new
sweet ointment neem t' !,and life of the Spirit.
Therefore, "Iie could not i. • !Rid." 9. How can these bo --Bather,
transpire. or come to pass.
�-• ��••�� 1t1. Art thou a master -Better, the
l•L �r �• e 1;
Asa reship and hence n
repro . ntnliwc of the supremo 4111- is t!„t we5+r get It too hot; this will
all the people within a radius of
miles, assembling to hear and see
the poet whose presence filled rnen
with tinnsporls of delight.
Vet, when the influences of leader,
or orator, of statestnnn and :trust
and political savior ere united aid
melted into one 21451' and glowing
conception of heroism, yea, and mul-
tiplied a thousand times, they seem
entirely Inadequate to account for
the spell and tho charm that Jesus
Christ cast upas the people from
whom ile could not he hid.
Heflecting that Shakespeare was 'n
writer of supremo genius and lived
but 300 years ago, remembering how
tweak one feeble has been the hold
earth's greatest spirits have 11nc1 op-
en tho people, Martineau remarked
that the grentest men nest be rank-
ed in a different order of being from
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•CONSTIPATION. i
• Although generally described as •
• a disease, can never exist unless •
: some of the organs are deranyr.i, •
• which is generally foetid to be the
• liver. . It consists of an inability to •
• regularly evacuate the bowels, and••
• as a regular action of the towels is
• absolutely essential to general •
• health, the least irregularity should
• newer be neglected. •
•MILBURN'S•
• LAXA•LiVER PiLLS •
• have no eyed for relieving mei•
• curing Constipation, Biliousne- 1, •
• Wa•ter Brash, Heartburn, and all ••
• Liver Tioubles. •
• Mr. A. B. Itettrs, Vancouver, I3.C., •
writes :- For some years past 1 was •
• truub'(41 with chronic constipation •
• and bilious headaches. 1 tried •
•nearly everything, but only got •
• temporary relief. A friend induced •
• me to try I,axa•I.irer Pills, and •
•
•
• they cured me completely.
• Price 25 cents per box, or 6 boxes •
• for $1.00, all dealers, or mailed •
•
•direct on receipt of price.
• Tllti T. Mtt.nttkN Co., LIMITEn •
• Toronto, Ont. •
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
Interesting Gossip About Soros
Prominent People.
From a child the
Netherlands has been
rise at seven o'clock.
A mirror. a crystal, and a sword
aro carried before the Emperor of
Japan on nil Stale occasions.
"Know thyself" is the nurse. o of
(ho Horror; •'Ile pure and shine" 1s
the er;ystal's injunction; while the
sword ,s a reminder to "110 strong."
l'ut'e !rites X. is the first nintill to
carry a watch. hitherto it has been
etiquette at. the. Vatican that tho
Pope must always ask one of tho
mon starch and grind it with a cardinals what time it is. Whin tho
knife until it le reduced to the cardinals informed l'ius X. of the
snnmoth.,t powder. Put it into a old custom, he replied, smiling,
tin box, 80 as to have it always at •"Pie toly !rather ought always
hand for use. After washing end himself to know what o'clock it
drying the hands tub a pinch of 1e."
et:u•ch over (hent, covering the whole Sir Lawrence Alma-'1'adema evinc-
surface, ed a taste for art when he was about
If a person is suddenty attacked four years 0141. Even In the tod-
with violent convulsions nod loss of dling stage his favorite toy was a
consciousneeve yrnt 11►ny know that pencil. latter, however. those who
he has a fit of some kind. Tho had charge of him determined that
head should he raised a little, and he should become It iney-nr, and, in -
nu stdr»1ul emt given, the limbs stead of being encouraged to draw
should 1:u 4111ow.,d plenty of freedom, and paint, the future -Royal Acnde-
'and a little be 1 1 tea or mit!; should mician was matte to study an•1ent
tun ;tinges end literature.
Lord Orford is a great fisherman.
It wens while fishing in e-cotland that-
he
hushe I,,rst met Lntiy Orford, who is at
enthus:nstie a Idslerwoman as he it
a fisherman. She was then Mist
Louiee Cotten, ditughter of the Am.
ericnn railway magnate. Shortly at
ter her marriage she took her bus
Ire i.eh should not be too hard. band tarpon -fishing off the const of
A p. rNon rarely catches cold from Florida, and then broke the women's
beim; cold, but !mostly from being tarpuun record by killing two oC
hotand perspiring, then getting thee° immense fish n► one day. Lord
cold ton eutl.Icnly. "Many colds are Orbor•d on that, expedition caught rho
caught robing from n hot room, fourth ,biggest bowie over taken.
church, thentroe out. into the cold, ono weighing 18:1 pounds.
fneg'y air suddenly. To a•oid this
b. Ire to keep the mouth shut for
a few seconds (111(1 breathe thro'igh
the n0Ne.
Correct stnn'trng is) said to he n
cure for nerwoen depression, inuln-
11.8 and a host of other 111s. `titer„
perfcetly erect. with the chest well
raised, hegin1:ing with periods of
teen mimeos, end gradually increas-
ing to half an hour. Tho pressure
of the interval organs will be re-
1inved, the blood more thoroughly
oxygenized, and the tone of the
whole a;y"tem wonderfully unproved.
To stiffen ha;r iruelum. wash the
Queen of the
accustomed to
ounces of ground chocolate whiclwbe given on recovery.
hue previously been melted with one i1 proper cure was taken of the
tablespoonful of milk; fiunlly, shake 1, when children are young, there
in four ounces of flour nerd half a %1:0))111 be lees (•;iploy+.:ent •'or tho
teaspoonful of baking -powder. Bake <I• iiCst, less^. suffering, mid certainly
in a moderate oven one hour. For . less 1 xpense. Teeth must be scrupu-
the icing, dissolve three ounces) of I,.val• cared for, and carefully
green( chocolate in one -eight of •+ Li 11,11!. not, only night. eau' more -
pint of water, then nt' eight ounces +r,C. 611 after every meal. Thee teeth
of sifted icing sugar, let it just worm
then pone it over the cake The
etarmn } oar chocolate icing is dull
INTERNATIONAI. LESSON,
JAN. 29.
t hority of the Jewish church, Nico- make it era( k too.
Apple itumplingn (No. 1) -One rep
of chopped suet; levo cups of their.
one tenspoe1f))1 of Felt; mix with
cold water Into n dough; put the
denuN 18 taken to task for his ap-
parent irnorance in spiritual mat-
ters.
11. We speak -'rhe change to the
Lesson V. Jesus and Nicodtnlus, singular in the next verse seems to apples ii ay for pudding; tie in 11'
Golden Text, John 3, 10. ind't-ate that Jcsim included his dis- ile cloths: drop into boiling wr,t,•r•
elides with himself in thought in this boil one home. Ilse any sauce. or
THE LESSON Wulti STUDIES. expression. sugar only.
Early .1 udean Ministry - ThoThat we do knn'w-We do not nt- Apple Dumplings (No. 2). Stir a
fourth rwnigeliat alone (John 2, 12 tempt to instruct others concerning beaten egg wwith a cupful of thick
In -1, -1'l) giles us an account of which 110 ourselves aro ignorant. crenun. S .t ons teaspoonful of
what has been termed The Fatly baking powder and n quarter tea-
spoonful Ministry of Jesus, and wl,.c11 spoonful of snit into three cupfuls of
incluees the first cleansing of theINFORMATION FROM PA. flour.. Make roto dumplings, inclos-
ternple. our Lard's discourse With'
1 Ing pared and cored apples, and boil
vicodei►us, John's discoest urse
„My pa, he didn't go down town, half an hoar. 1f the dough is too
Last eveteing after tea,
Christ at Aenon, the Mast( is de- stiff add more cream or milk.
But got a book an 'settled down
part'+re from .Judea (see also .!att. As comfy as ('011111 be.
•1, 12 and Murk 1, 1 I), and his pas- •1'o haveII, 101 about
sage through and two days' sojournTo answer all the things i had
in Samaria. The period of time oc- Been tryir+' to find out.
curled, as commonly accepted, was
from Al til I L antil sometime in
And so I risked hint a by the. wisrld
I)oceurber, .\.O. 2,. A 9001e from Is round, instead of square,
this Earl,• .1udea n Ministry forms And why the piggies' tails ere curly{ to n cream, One cup of milk, two) four hours, and then take out and
the topic of our stud) ill this les- And why don't fish breathe air?
Int (:vents. -.After the and one-half cups of fl , one cup shake. Leave to dry in the air.
9011.And why the noon don't hit n star 91 raisins. one teaspoonful of creamn
marriage feast ifs Puna .issue went
11 (th his mother. brothers, and dis-
(elites to calmrnaum, list remained
there, as '1u1u1 is careful to state,
Lemon Butter--Ong-half pound of
butter. one -hail pound of sugar, brushes in warm, soapy water and
three eggs, the gritted rind and juice rinse In cold water, and then lay
of two lesions. Mix and simmer, the erietles in n shallow bowl of
stirring nil the time until thick. water•, in which two ()finches of pow -
No -Eg=g Cake. -One cup of sugar dered muni have been dissolved.
and one-half cut of butter, beaten Leave the brushes to soak twenty -
And why the stark is black of tatter end one-half teaspoonful of
And jest how many birds there are (soda. Spice with cinnamon. cloves
And will the wind (01110 back? Intel nutmeg. '''his can 1)0 used as
pudding with sweet entice.
"not man; days" (.tole '2, 12), And %thy does water stay in wells Chicken Sainte Steam, nut boil.
And why (10
Juno bugs hum the chicken until a fork eon be easily
since the annual paseoSer feast waq And what's) the runt I hear in shells
now nt hand. (ho celebration of this •. 1 f it (•1 ► turned around in the meat: if not
feast being the occasion of Lis pre-
sent visit to Jerusalem. filled 51 ith
ll
1c 51' 11'11 51 1 tri no. S coal. spring fowl, thin may take three
And why the g=rass is always green, hours. When the chicken is cold, cut
the ccvciousness of a lifework now Instlrul of sonm•times blue')
nthe breast into pieces not too smell.
An(1 why a bean i. int grow n bean,
filly entered upon, and with a burn Anct not o" apple, lou? with a knife, and sprinkle with
Ing zeal for t' a reIii th li 1i -a,(t of 1 French dressing. 7'he dark meet
his Father's reign in the hearts ofAnd should not be u""(1""(1fl a pretle • salad
Inu
ce rind in the natiu►l lie of hist why o burse can't lto moo
And why n cow. (•an't neigh? is desired. To tteo cupfuls of chlck-
chnsen people, he ""gels lulu the, And do the fairies Ilt•r on dew en nllow one of coarsely chopped
sneer{ prer•birts of the temple. beretAnd what 'makes hair gale gray? celery'. or more If liked, and keep
the desecration of this holy place by Am! they my pa got lei an', Gee! the celery crisp until wanted. Make
the trnIic for gale carried on under The (Rill words he said, n mayonnaise dressings, stir
pert of
the guise of n n'scwanr}' adjunct to
1
hadn't Qone n thing, but he tf into the e. -len'. rindpinre the int -
worship nr0uses 1 is righteoes and .1cs( sent mo off to hod. ter upon the salad dish. and dis-
holy iuditointion, and, with the 41i-, pose the tips of the celery prettily
trine authority to represent the "��-" about the edge. heap the chicken
will
Father and reveal his to mat EVEItVTIIINO ACl ::I"i'la). tnixture in the conte, your over it
now fully tested in him, he drives, the remainder t the n►nt•olnaise
out 11 a 184'1". chargers 87"1mer- She accepted my devotion, and gar nish with white celery tops.
ran across t he dessert after (lint. 71 emery trail c ccs and c valises rho She scelnod to like it 11.•11, beets cut ir, dice, capers, cold herd -
was earth's great heart and flit Me 110MIe 01 )cru=se• She appeared to hear with pleasure boiled yolks of giggly, that have been
shedding hope and inspiration upon ]bury miracles accutnpat.e. his min- Every toile I had to tell. ',reseed through a rolnnder, or any
a race and drawing the multitude istrntIons to the people nt th:s fe:-
of upwnrd tit season, and not a fees aro they she accepted nch fond letter talcs er 0rr'nrnent that ltleaseA the
tw ► h• 1••
in l,c m the L i nines e i
i s f faith to . For the human heart divines its 6 t,
'Ihat 1 wrote her ewery' day;
friends. Once Be master stands ' Win nre 0:14t.1(,s'041, But it is Joh)'s She accepted n11 my fl ix e'5
forth revealed, the eo'.1 rises to PC fllrp,': o 10 sbn'.v s.l 1his point Ili his And the tickets for the play.
claim Mtn Lord and %faster. What narrative the inflcence of the words,
n treasure -box is the L•unau. I:00tt' - and gni:ne'rs tar signs) of Jesus up- )he atwilt" all my. homage -
on one who wns not of the ('re(1nlous
'tow do secret thoughts and name- :111 the cotnplinunts 1 paid;
less longings and unsuspected heart• old fickle meltitude, but who belong- she icer':,ter' 11,1 the present;
aches Ile hidden there? .towels con- eel to the nristo;rosy, which in the;
w;,i,1, int ardent love 1 maple.
realer) in n rude outer cuss'' Jew i»1,11state Implied that he' was,
of the leaders in the tell lots
But to this One, who offered the one _
very pattern of Ileal friendship Qi1`11 and t! ought of the: nation R7 y1Vowec that' 1(1 bee goo.lcan d rtrue;
arae 1 \hi„'en:us-19ne -name' tut she ad -lent-dm rtt
ds n•pted
every heart mull? os
ht.. to open Its c
hidden jewe!A. The children of pros-
Nit-oden:m a 11:0 rash nt the Urt•ek 1 31y detested tltnl' for.
verity with their unhappiness, the ordain. was rot uu'etnmon uinong� *- -
.Bildern of weakness and want, mt•r, t),e se„ s. '1 he Talnmd mentions a! 1'Ithl'1'P111. 501i...
high and low, nen bond and free, 1e•eon earl, U his anti r on one of
JAMAICA'S CYCLONE.
The Island Has Not Found It En-
tirely Bad.
On Auguat 11, 1uo3, n cyclone
swept from end to end of Jamaica,
and Mr. Sydney Oliver, the acting
Governor, in his report to the
Colonial ' Office, estimates the im-
mediate et•Ntructiun of property nt
£2J(,0,000. Nevertheless, so robust
Is the financial position of the is-
land that ho concludes that there
wes r. ally ►,o neral to make an ap-
peal ()inside of the island, and he
thinks that "had it not been for
the assumption that the island tens
to he largely helped fr abroad,
the subscriptions mole within the i
island itself would have exceeded the
somewhat 1114 agre sum of L'2,2512."
At the same tint, the community
faced (he situation 1 ravely, and the ��++
tont ground is l,e,ng :veneered. EvenI $
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For Six Months.
info. for the sermons have been more ! Salves and Olnt(IIt:71ts
favorable on Oto whole than they been for ninny years ! w No Good.
�h d b
npast. "A r
hurricane appears to n`Aist in pro -
l:
I:t err a is oas o1 the mist toriuting
ranting the fertility of the Buil 'PF,• k ► )
111NT:- F011 110311: LiF'(:. 11.
'total derdruction of the b
•
': of rho mini it••hIrt a lit d,•.taas, an,
nn'na - also the meet prevalent. es wdalty in X
t w chlldr•n. 1.11' vett••• N t vl bhw,1, sid'+1 1i
Dishcloths; are quickly made f►•osh tr()p earl the attention compi,snrily ,,.
� by fns^Uso ak1n. I1.tlamn:nuun, He. Is
and sweet by boding in clean water vivre to (I:raring cultivation Fnve - S ruwniG,et,lftr•Itnleu.siI.iuur:dptmf .'.
with rt rood lump of sodn added. rvsm!te1 in the ylelcl in the last tem ! or blister., ehich later on hr'•ak. reel
I etiet,tt'' et R much rile,. rade mf i '' form emote or«•wlen. The skin a %' sr, �_
Sunlight Red rite Rte the tory h+(`1 ! ik•i,Iny,to►rMngs•.rlrtingfuot,ounsati,t:, s,.
r,anitary agents, therefore they (rn:1 that, has 'kern rvp•.'rt,ll .,n no Tu get rt,iof it�a•rns,otltn•c.•+a'.1yt"
tehould be freely Int it'.1 to enter larre n r.'n'e prevlore;IY. Ti>is i1 a i G barn 11 w Howe pars. • :d for th.s per•
livery room in the house. ;most im1ot(ait r.ser!t for •lame': t 1 pose nothing can erqusl
When boiling dried haricot temps , frail. w hide last year net tr. orko.11y Burdock Biac� Bitters. 5
do not put in the s.I'! '111 the bthey:fl's col ti from the deterioration of
1.,. Its r ua it '► the markets of the Mr* Flrrwncw near, ?ta 1
aro nicely cooked, rwlM they, I 11 1 ri . --My 1ltueboy had 'x•:•Ina
for rtank.Oat.
ere npt 10 Al'1it and .tart.. '1'n'te•! State:', and ens losing in •wlertnemth'l 1 tete+l eintrrcrrts sod,
Red tablecloths w:11 keep their rot. centre, it 'WI net only with ('met.) l w .a:r.', 1.111 they heid.11 for
snit glut w
when tt w n kt
with all their hopes and dreatns and thy tuts richest inhabitnntti of .le. -i 'The hull of (roto is extreme!: Emit- er when washed if a litter borax Mule (mit. bat even with that sttlmr.n ever t th n deeded to a:r•.
Prayers and penitence. pressed unto
Christ anti poured forth all their
tr. asere le•i. re this Melte. (rte:t'1. 11
was as if st►:+unci had assembled all
its 1,10,in a n:ed blossoms and ehcd
n11 thio treasure down s before
Christ's fret.
Great was the charm such a poli-
tical savior as Garibaldi exerted nape
ucalitn. nod ns one of the dis,;ipl r.I 1111. ('stmt:eg;'s th're nre 811 !:erg, • is ridded to the rri'sins • rater and fren. Can nod :an I1 mongol. ' Iturd,x.k titrewt lettere s test. i or.'y
Z/ire hem tanbr,tlt..arta tt1aMewtwo -
earrative iator-bat •,•. Nirodentits ix, Mg, item In i;%e weeks aft,i sow- and •.v.1 I make the baceit co; faith. o. from I- sooting, tet N"; 4"
__�_,._.r,� morn:,. Wyo., and r1.. r. is no a1 n of
k '1 in - • rwto k 1 feel Barr that la t k•k r.y
. • r resteater. teener • an e.1:U I!f.
t Ihis� ..
of Jervis eh() liyette-1mM after the that bends weighing eft round. rrich fh••y are retied in the shade.
dctan:ctl.,n of .Icru:wlern. which factrnre common. All erggctn',Iev flu Before frying baron Nee
nnrtk(•s the lelrnl Ifiratinn of this ,e•�_ well. Radish• a ar+y he .•.%•. •v :, wafer for throe er !,rn elinu
son with the hko•'cmtes of John's • eart.. n to eighteen days after 8',W- wilt prevent the fel from running, in 1 ;31 the 1 rut lire e'1'int KR• L'i i,.�i
L' Ter T. be,. telt'! tar►., Melvyn.
err.'. 7emnts,, CPO.
as t
t.,r tn,.e!• ter resat .. ha eerie
nunti"n(1 but twice after this In the`inlr, while corn prods:refr three. crops Sel..t lamp wicks that nt•' s, f• '1 h.• 1' tar .1 l:es"a rm1•8 owe►
sl n (.ospel lohntI7, 1b-:,2)ve. on ehoedefends ltl thee occa- per a year.SwMt l'Otatc>rs grow vinegar before usinand loosely g antdadry k hinl ian �surfne (11 the neat ly lglohella total land illInsI!t1111I1I11f11111111111111IIIII 1111R!
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