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WHAT WILL YOU DECIDE ?
Indecision on Vital Matters is a Sign
and Source of Weakness.
A d. spatch from Brooklyn, N. F„
says: Rev. 1►r. Newell Dwight affil:.
preached trent the following teat:
now lung halt yo between two opin-
iuns?-J. Kings, xviii., 21.
It is a question the prophet I•'!.jah
put to the vacillating people of his
day, and it is just as portl:leat to-
day as when the prophet asked it,
The situation Elijah faced is re-
peated in each but:cee.•ding genera-
tion. 'the true religion uud the false
religion are ever corning into conflict.
tau sacred to be spoken. Many cen-
turies hater, iu contparatively modern
tunes, when liohrew proper WAS no
longer a Spoken lei:goug:e, it b•':a!aa
necessary to indicate the towels i11
Hebrew text. Hence tho vowels of
the sword .t(lnnui were printed with
the consonants of the word Yahweh
to indicate that not Yahweh, but.
Adonni, wns to be spoken 't'Les..
consunuuts of the wurd Yahweh to-
gether with the outsets of the word
Adunai, if pronounced as writtwt, us
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111•:1.1;("f1•:1) 1:1:(' 11'1•:ti,
they soon were by persons ignorant
corrosive action of the wavering of the real facts in the case, give up_ Asparagus us Soup. -\11e n asparagus
mind. proxiumtely the word ,lehut•ah. 'Che is ph My and cheap, make an asp;tra-
1udecision on Nitta maters is a word Jehovah, although resulting gas soul' by cooking t o,ct h'r in two
sign and source of weakness. Men Aunt an error, must now be coastd- quarts of Milk t auric bunch of the
who boast of our modern freedom of erect to be good English. best vegetables, two peeled and quer-
thoug ht ought to do some thinking. ><)• Isuluh the prophet -Compare tere(f p..tat°es, n st alk of celery, a
Men who thin'( (eight surely sooner Nord Studies tin lesson for Sunday, small onion nave! a bouquet of boobs.
or later !u reach at least n few do- 'July 0. When soft presto through a sieve and
finite conclusions, and having 21. (Vitt off all the mighty men of season with salt antipaprika. hind
resealed cow lusiohs flow are under valor -The account in Kings (2 Kings the soup with flour and butter.
obligation to let the world knots 10. 8, ff.) mentions the sending of a &bout two tablespoonfuls of each.
what they are. Much has been said letter by Seenacherib to Hezehiall One quart each of milk and water
in recent tosses about nluu's right to making emit her demand for surren- may be used instead of two que:rts
der. Concerning his own unexpected of mil':.
defeat Sennacherib himself, in his ac- 'Vanilla Ice -Cream With Chocolate
counts found mi Babylonian 1ttbtets, Sauce. --dent the whit' a of six eggs
is silent. That he failed to take .ler- and add three cupfuls of sugar and
usalein is, however, implied in his one quart of boiling milk; turn into
own vague statement that ho shut a doutlo boiler and cook for three
noel having rrtuhed them, we are up 1Iezekiah like a bird in a ('age." minutes; then stir in the beaten
bound
rultlernsexpress
ht'ni ( hu welfare
The hist orlon 1Eerbdollrs refers to
to ' whites of the six eggs and a tea -
the destruction of the Assyrian army sl+oouful of extract of vanilla. When
of all tho people.. No mon is strong and speaks of it as being probably cold stir in a quart of thick cream.
who has not deep seated convictions. clue to it plague. Whatever the The chocolate sauce !s made as Oil-
man if n man has convictions it is means uuty have been which .1eltovah lows: mix three ounces of grated
impossible for hint to smother them employed to work diosaster in the cho.olate with two and one-fourth
without camp of the king of Assyria, the cupfuls of granulated sugar, two -
impression made upon Secuincherib 6
BLI(IIITING HIS SOUL. thirds of a cupfal of hot water and
was such that though he lived for four tablespoonfuls of melted butter,
It is the wan who is afraid of spcn!c- twenty years longer het never again
ing his )hind oho comms nt last to entered Palestine or besieged Jerusa and cook until it strings; then add
have au mind at all, tern. a little Vanilla and serve with the
A than owes it to his follow man 21. Exalted in the sight of all cream.
nations front henceforth --'lobe victoryI%in'ss Potatoes. --When you haveto reach a decision in regard to left road mashed olntocw in mallet -
Christianity and, having- reached it, of faith achieved by Ilerekiah was P
to let oleo know what his decision ill. mollify due to the influence of Isaiah, eat quantity press theta into a small,
ile owes th;s to his city; he owes dt but the glory of that victory fell plain mould, So that you can cut
to h nna
tIy. A tremendous war is also on the sovereign who shared therm into strips two inches long,
in progress. Two armies are nrrnyal the prophet's lofty spirit and cont:- one inch wide and half nn inch thick.
in Jtrst each other. Right and dente in Jehovah. (fate in a saucer a tablespoonful of
agbutter, molted and seasoned with tt
wrong oro fighting. A vast empire LONDON'S FINEST DIANSION. little cayenne and nt!nced parsley.
of cruelty and injustice, of passion. -_ Cover every
part of the potato strips
greed and hate must be attacked and Stafford House, Home of the Duke with this, let them stand until hut -
overcome. And Christ calls mer, of Sutherland. ter hardens, then dip into beaten
everywhere to aro) themselves for the egg. With a knife remove them to
battle. To every man Christianity The Duke of SuUlerland's Landon buttered baking tins and place in the
say's: -"What tt•iil you do? what home is certainly the most beautiful
attitude will you Take? Will,v-ou palace, not merely of the British oven for about twelve minutes to
take up snots against the ford's of metropolis, but of most European orown nicely.
capitals. Disraeli in one of his not'- Strawberry Pudding .-Re'st the
evil?" Whst shall we say of the elg described it as "nut unworthy of whites and yolks of four eggs, first
man who slinks off and says never n \'icen:u4 at its best," Empress Eu- separately and then together, until
word? That is not the stuff of genii was so taken with it that she very light; ndd one pint of milk and
which the men were made who have mix -
wanted Napoleon 111. to build for four cupfuls of Dour. Brat this mix -
mads this world worth living in. It her nn exact copy of it in Paris. ture xmooth before adding two table -
is only the men who have comic -and Queen \'ictortn, when she used spoonfuls of melted butter, two salt -
tions and who dare express then) to drive from Buckingham Palace to spoonfuls of salt and 2; teaspoonfuls
who are mighty in the pulling down visit her great friend, Duchess IIur- of baking powder. Drain n quart of
of strongholds nn(1 able to usher in riet of Sutherland, grandmother of berries, dredge with flour, stir into
the batter and turn in puttered pat-
ty pans. Set in boiling water, cover
And boll steadily for three hours.
Colonial Cake.-Crearn one cup of
sugar with a third of a cup of but-
tert0nt varied greatly at different times. and then beat in two eggs, the
g less than one hundred years ago for yol'.<s nn'1 whites of which have been
Before l.arhish-An important (enc- the Duke of York, second son of King first whipped separately; a cupful of
ed city twenty-five miles south of George III., on money borrowed from milk in which is dissolved n tea -
Jerusalem, the capture and spolia the then Margo%s of Stafford. The mpoonful of socio, and lastly two
tion of which by Sennnc•herib is de- Duke d ed before his wonderful new curs of flour with two teaspoonfuls
scribed on nn Assyrian relict( tablet house could be finished, and the Mar- of tartar sifted in it. This is an
now in the ilritish Museum. Sennas- (tills of Stafford, who had ,Henn- old-time recipe and used for tioth
her•ib's ultimate objective being while become the first Duke of Stith layer and loaf cakes.
Egypt, the capture of l.achish wits edand, took possession of the build -
to hint of even greater importance, ing and secured the land on which
than tho capture of Jerusalem. I it stood on a Crown lease. Iie spent
1kook inh-The twelfth :.ingalntl no end of stoney on its completion, A l:rilliatit polish may be given to
(counting Queen Al halinli) the thin -t under the direction of Sir Chru•h•.s brass door fixtures, ornaments, etc„
teotith sovereign of the separate king- 1 Barry, the designer of the !louses of by washing then' in alum and lye.
dont of ,Jurlah. His father was the. Parliament. According to the terms Make n solution by boiling an ounce
wicked King Altar., and his son the of the lease, the building as it now of alum in a (tint of lye, and wash
no less wicked Mnnnssch, lletweett stands. with the fixtures, though not the art ides in it.
these two Ilezek into who institute,! it it h the other contents, will in n A triter in u current magazine
many retort)ls, stands out In it most few years conte into the possession gives s• the useful suggestions for
The religion of truth is always mak- think: the afore has come to empha-
ing war upon the religion of error, size hofs du!:v
the religion of tho spirit upon the c;u'ries sten}ty withtothin. it t corl'esponerydingright
religion of rho flesh. Christianity duty. if we have the right to think
and the world are in everlasting con -
we are bound to reach conclusions,
flict, and there is much good In
each. There is touch that is good in
Christianity -every one acknowledges
this. Its pilnelI,les aro beautiful, its
ideals are whito and shining.
' No one of inteliigence can openk
disrespectfully of the teachings of
Jesus of Nazareth. But there 18 also
something that is pleasant in the
Ter religion of the world. '!'here is much
in it that is desirable and sweet.
���� - -- t And, therefore, nun do not. avant to
Ilt)11' 'IVU 51:,11. LETTERS,. they
up Christianity entirely, nor aro
they fulling to give up the religion
It is often very desirable to know i of the world altogether. 'they him -
how to seal a letter so that it can- • ply halt between two opinions.. One
not be opened without betraying the of the characteristic features of our
fact. Steam or hot. tenter will open: day is the large number of ton-com-
envelopes closed with mucilage and nrittal men. (Inc of the pronlems of
even a wafer. A hot troll or a spirit the holrr is to
lamp dissolves settling wax, a' inn- ];RING MEN To DECISION.
pression in plaster having been taken
of the seal. By the combined t•se of Many forces have conspired to ren -
wafer and sealing wax, however. all ; der this an nge of indecision. 'There
attempts to open the letter other -;have been threes when men have re -
wise than by force can be frustrated. ;Outdated Christianity with scorn.
All that is necessary is to close the The crowd ban often shouted. "Down
letter first with n small moist. wafer with .!esus of Naiareth, the 'lupos-
and to pierce the latter with !"
F n fur. hut to -day men refuse to ex -
coarse needle (the Sante applies to 1 press themselves. When the preacher
mucilage), tvhereupon sealing wax says, "ilow long halt ve between
may bo used in the usual manner.
'this seal can neither be opened by
dry heat nor by moisture.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
A SERMON THAT 'FOLD.
Moved by an eloquent appeal mode
to therm it few weeks ago to cease
taking undue pride in personal
adornment and worldly possessions,
a number of the members of the Rev,
Dr. 'I'ownserxl's congregation at Tun-
bridge W'('11s, England, have sent to
their tninister packets of rideable
Jewels tortoni; other things, with re-
quests that they shall be devoted to
Christian work.
01100014.
two opinions?" his congregation
meets hill) with sitenee. Men are be-
coming more tool more latitudinari-
ans. 'their religious beliefs have no
ascertainable boundaries. In the
realm of spiritual matters they walk
in t haze. They have no convictions
and therefore no conclusions. The
deep foundations of organized Chris-
tianity are being worn away by the a brighter day.
the present Duke, was wont to greet
her with the remark. "Well, dear.
I'm coming; from my house to visit
CIt is a noble
reep Park and
0»',,, t name was Assur, and its ex- „pot) Ilirdcage Walk, and wns built
THESeeLESSON pyiplel, looking
pnlucc.
upon
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
JULY 2.
Lesson I. Sennacherib's Invasion.
Golden Text, 2 Chron. 32.8.
LESSON WORD STUDIES.
Not(' --'('hese word Studies for this
lesson are based on the text of the
Revised Version.
Introductory Note. -The 014 'Tes-
tament lessons which begin with this
mouth, and which will be continued
throughout the remainder of this
year, take up ngain the thread of
.Jewish history nt the point at which
the last Old 'Testament lessons for
11)04 dropped the study. Samaria,
USEFUL. i11 NTS.
the capital of the northern kingdom, fator.►bl' light. of the ground landlord -tint is to porch furniture. Aiming other
• ''- a bait fallen in the year 722 B.C., just 10. to the siege--i'erhaps better, an sty. the Crown -without. any com- things, site recommends that cushions
t after Sargon, general of 1)10 Assyrian itt the marginal rending, in the for-) pensntiun to the Duke or his heirs, be covered on , side with oilcloth.
PILLS 441111 •,had ascended the throne of As- pr>sit,or fortified city. The natural and there is r.o doubt that then the At night the oilcloth tido should be
spin. Sargon had led into captivity 1 ion as well as the fortification it is impossible. to 'le- turned uppermost, so if it should
flare Restored Thousands of many thousands_ of the people of of Jcrttsillern was very strong. 1 scribe it by any other nccn e -will bo rain (Il0V will suffer no harm. Mows
Cla.nta►dian Women to Israel. At the same time Jlezokinh, 11. '1'o (110 by famine and byi assigned to one of the members of is ust'd 104. stuffing the pillows, 51800
a Cod -fearing king and strenuous s re- thirst -The besieging general virtual-; the reigning family ns a metro tolitnn 1
1 b g t 1 dampness is fatal to feathers or
Qealtb and Strength. former, was on the throne of Judah. )y.• admits that to take the city by residence. hike Trentham. it is down.
1 There is no need for so many women to Iptrzrlchief
the crsnf. elor )ro prophet ands none
strifes- stormrtons out of the question. A crowded from garret to cellar with Instead of throwing bits of toilet
stiffer pain ana weakness, nervousness, (, B i f g ego alone could compel its, ort trenstn•es, including two of the
save le1)4144 anemia, faint and din.j 111(411 Tsniah. When in the ycnr 705 sttrreeder.paper:cum place them 1, a jut• Ras
ue
p 'most fa TRlrillos ill exislenc0' they accunnaate. Make bogs of fine
spells and the nurnerou9 trouhlca whi''h Sargon died
1110 11(1 provinces s edwesterntby l 1'l. His high places -Outdoor sant- a number of Van Dykes, 1(ubensos cheesecloth four by six inches in siz
render the life of woman a round of bid:. PDiaries of Jehovah. located on hill- and ltnphnels. Bel wee') the i ens. e'
Asia -Damascus. 'I;vre, 1 hilistin, and tops in different ports of the king- reception hall and the carriage e,,- and tilt them with n few tufts n( soap,
DC/12 and suffering. 1 F • { oat teat or bran, tool a teaspoonful
Yovn girls budding into womanhood, ' others --considered this an opportune .10111; not necessarily places of Willa -1 trance stood a lnrg�e pair of glass
moment to declare nod re estahli• h alone uorahip, yet. be^nose of (belt doors, which aro never opened fat m su of powdered orris root. fasten
who suffer with pains and headaches, anal i 1 the tinge at the top and um them for
whose taco is polo end the blood watery, their hlepeudenct•. Judith also was heat hen nsRoeintions, 1l.t en in uhtchr royalty urine a departing bride.wotli cloths. End Mi burn's Heart and Nerve
nominally a dependency of the As- tats temptation to idolatry was es-!
�iHshol )them real! Burin this twirled. syrinit monarch though retaining n pecimlly strung. 'T'hese high places l'-'11. 00, if teff )yang; Hent ltutta-
I greatly g } ` TINY FIGHTING FORCES, perchn. gels tnrnisheri very quickly.
uickly.
Women at the change e1 life. 11 he aro
degree o[ independence not enjoyed Hezokiah removed from all purls of J f
nervous,
subject hot futhcaf !coling of Jy' the neighboring provinces. D) the his kingdom. Republics That Maintain Equally 11 in a
n1w835, iwlkep (VIM ill ms:'d.
pins a needles, palpitationo the heart., year 701 Sennacherib after stiletto 1 o shall worship before one altar- Small Armies, lie kept well wrap-
ete,, ars tided over rho trying limo of lugs similar revolts in Other parts of Ily prohibiting idolatry noel by con- ped up in rh;unUiS leather.
their life by the use of this wonderful his kingdom, undertook n campaign U•alizing the national worship, by '1ltc smallest army in the world he- 'Fired feet should he well bathed In
remedy. against Palestine in order to bring destroying local sanctuaries through- longs to the principality of Monaco, warm (water, to which a little s2a-
U has a wonderful effect on 8 woman's into subjection again the revolting out the borders of Judah, liezeklah with seventy-five guards, seventy- salt hits h(rn added. Dry thorough -
system, makes pains and aches vanish, provinces. After quickly reducing to paved the way fur another and yet five rnrbin-ers, nntl twenty firemen. lv and rub with n little lemon Juice.
brings color to thepale cheek and sparkle submission the kingdoms to the more thorough reformation carried Next come:, that of I ioceinl:urg, with It Is weteke•f:) how this treatment
to the. e. north and west he invaded Judah,King 135► ndttrnr s, 170 volunteers, and soothes them.
J oil 1>.v Josiah In the next gen- b
They build np the system, renew lusts took most of Ito fenced cities, led lure. thirty-nine musicians. in voce. 0f When travelling It Is well to b0
vitality, improve the appetite, make rich, away ninny captives, and all but 1d. What T and my lathers have war, say the laws, "t lie monism. of provider) with a bottle of ammo' lc
red blood and dispel that nook, tired, succeeded in capturing Jerusalem its don(-S0nnachcrib's filth/T. . Snrgon, Volunteers may be temporarily raised spirits_ 0f t-Mmonia. in rnsr of faint-
listloes,no-ambition feeling. self. At this point our lesson for had beton t great and successful war- t.. 250." nese tett to twenty drops taken In
as•. •eft 007, on :, eon Of Int to -day takes up the story. rior, and Sennnrherib himself had In the Republic of Snn Marino a ad neg'ltt's of water will often give
Alt a as. Verse 9. After this-'ihnt is, after been successful in several engage-. ihe•y have univcrsnl compulsory ser- relief. if one is to be nlono it in
TheT.)IllbernCO.,Ltmltcd,Toronto,Ont. preparation for the defense of the merits against other • • revolting :tire, with the result that they can well to provide the medicine before -
city (Jerusalem) hod been conipleted states. The severe punishment in- put in the field nine ronIpnnies. nom- hand. fill n three -mince bottle with
(comp. verses 1-8). flirted nn these he cites as nn ex- peis;no 950 men nn•l thirty-eight of- boiled water nix' odd a tenxp0onful
Sennarherib-Assyr, "Sin-nkhl-er- amidst and warning to elerus.tletn. 'leers. con -mantled by n marshal. of rho spirits. shake well and cork
bit," Sin (the moon go(i) hath in- 14. Utterly destroyed -Literally, 'fh:s, however, Is the war strength of tigthtle. it can be taken 10 two
(Tease(' the brethren, tion of Sar- and in the marginal reading. ''do- the forces. On n Wit" tenting the doses half an hoer apart.
Fon, king; of Assyria (705-081 B. (`.) voted." The 1(ebrew word means, repul.lie can only put one ('0mpnny' When 11'IIg hair becomes so mat -
During almost his entire reign itnby_ to devote 10 dcstrile( ion; bene.' 10 of 81xty then on the parade -ground. ted that it is difficult to comb taco
Ionia tuns in a stole of revolt latterly destroy, to exterminate. It In the case of Ihe Republic u1 1,1- tangled 10 •I o. thew should he set(rr-
ngnins( the Assyrian monarch, and twos used cspec•Itlly of cities aunt beria, t he most strd. ing teat lire is nt ed with nlcohol. This done. thry
Judah after the invasion of 7(11 was their inhnhitnnts (cutup. Relit. 2.:(•I; the proportion of officers to privates. will foe mile unterahle to the brush
left un.listurlcd In its independent .lush. Pe 2R; der. 51. .l). thorn aro R00 of the (neuter and and comb as It by magic,
position. As a ruler Setmulclterib 15. Flow notch less shall your Rod only' 7(44) of the latter. None the When nsparagr:s is to be served
was boastful and vain, possessing deliver 3'o:: .111dnh. in the eyes of less the I:epulaic Issmes prom amlt- ('01(1 ns a salad, boil rind drain as
few of the sterling traits u1 his ills- the Assyrian monarch, IOR in some tines of neeitrality when tears break uswll, and niter draining lot cold
tinguishe:l fat her. Ile built 010 great reaper(:; inferior to other kingdoms (4411 hrti'.ecn the gprenl {cowers of
Turns Bad Blood Into%tall of Nineveh, eight miles in (Sr- already brought into submission. The 1':urn
runtierence, and also the: famous Arisyl'inr1V were polytheists ls. tiering -4 __•„
is ascribed the exlenelve repairing of or gods, 1t theiefore h(•e•urne ►t with CURIOSITY.
No other retmdy' v:>1�c�scS nuc},
ancient negucdu(•IR and the construe- (him n question (.f strength nod Mrs. 1Vnnterknowe--"1 s11ou14 like
1 lion of briek entl,nnktnents along the nut hority bet wise' the Gad of I he to know, Air. W'-, why you are Ni
perfect c!cansinl;, I'calin and furl• side of the 'Tigris River. He was ,lees II MI . of .1(rusatettl, wall Oho cross when 1 ask questions. Surely
fw:nr properties. nnu'dercd in 0S1 It. r'. 1),v his son (or Keds of As(trin and in the superior y1,u (I0n'. think I hove idle curios-
sons), who Instigated a rebellion strength of the latter they had the ity?"
i?xtrrnally, heals Scores, ricers +unmet the father 811(1 sitreeeded in utrnoct'cohfidence. •'(treat Scot, no! Yours 18 the
• holding Nineveh for six wn•kR. ,\t 14. .1,'h.,vnh-.\ word resuital nil)"
mrniciously naive, widcatt•akc,
A1•�cctiscv, and all Eruptions. i
the 01111 of that time. however, nn- from the corrup(ian of two (Ieltrew stecpless, energetic, curiosity it Was
internally', restores the Stomach. other 54)11, Asarbnddun, who a1 the w•„ron, one 'nano" •'Curd." and the' ever my tote to encounter. '
Liver, Bow'cls and Blood to health) time of 1ho murder comma1(k(1 the „the:• 1 ing the prnprr name JnhVc +
Assyrian nriny in n eninpnion (Ynhwch), nlraning Cod. The lie- NOT �1t'('Ti IN p'r.
against Ararat, defeated the rebel brows to ttritbig used only .:unser- "No," said the doctor. "I can't
brother (or brothers). took Nineveh, ants. the vowel hounds hiring{ sup- rnnke anything out of his case at nil.
and seers-is/led his f tiller fiealnarheri!' plied 1ev the tender: tint h1 rennin It bothers me."
on the throne of Assyria (coni!,. K
the snrrril Scripture the .let out 1{. "Why," replied his wife, "i thought
K ow: 19. 37). I brew niways s'lhst(4lted the word it was only a simple cold.'•
Assyria -•.1 country famed in net 1• : "i.oul'' (Adonai) for the proper "Exnrtly That's whir I can't
wets on the ens( and the rnid•ile 'mow Yahweh, which he considered make anything out of it.'
Rich Red Blood. palace of ITonyunjik. To hint also that every nation had its ow 1
action. If your appetite is poor,
your energy gone, your ambition
I(t,t, TI. R. i;. tt'lli restore you to tilt
full enjoyment of happy tiL('rotH
Ffc.
water sun gititIy over the stalks to
keep them firm awl fresh looking.
I.O01: AI'TElt TiHE PIANO.
Whether we are musical or not, our
pinnas nest be enrefu!)y loo!.cd after.
As there is t certain almond of felt
inside Own' are ought to rcnli •.e what
havoc may l:o wrought 1>.y moth and
dust 10 that dcticalc and rolnplex
annton1y, to say nothhig of damp.
which. in its in'+idious inroads, 1.4
ft(nl In its err' tI'., 1f the Metro -
merit stands neninst the wall, rare.
should be Niko) to keep It quite 4
niche's turns from the port it Ion, and,
if IMF siole , An Meld,. wall shonlrt 1
chosen nr;ni•.•t which to place i1. It
is oleo well to hate a ion.; ct.tp of
flannel to spread over tit- ► eye.
Sh',• 1 I th•' latter hic0•110 rliw•o'oi'('tl.
illeisten a cloth with tau de C'ulolrn.'
or other spirit. and dip It into pie -
pared chalk before applying it to OW
surface of the ivory. To keep 114.•
&furs from g,•tting rusty, tack u
nruut! 14c of un lacked lime in .de.
undrrn(til)t the cover of the paint,
and it will absorb the monitor_.
Ul)V"1. l'ilitOE'l' Iltt(T1U A\'S,
The hapi:icst bousvhulds are those
that do not 1et die out tho h.'nttttrnt
euuraetea with various unuiverearics.
Although gift -giving or recognition
of such events in u suitable way may
to out of the question, owing to the
struitcned circumstances of those
"within the gates," there can yet I.e
a little air of festitity tthen mo-
ther's or father's birthday conies
round, of some wedding anniversary
is to be celebrated. An extra (fish,
It little bunch of flowers, or some
special music prepared for the occas-
sion, will show the kindly spirit and
the loving; remembrance. that count
far more than the money value 01
any gift. As the children grow up,
if thence festivals are en(•our•aged, they
will have notch to look forward to
and much more to remember in the
years to come when they go out to
do battle with the world and final
that sentiment is crushed under foot
and alloot1011 is regarded only as n
wide issue.
('LEANING COTTON FABRiCS.
French suteeus will clean beautiful-
ly by putting them in a lather of
tut:smarnt soapsuds in which a cupful
of salt has been dissolved; rinse in
water also Navin; salt in it, dip in
very thin starch, and roll up in n
clean sheaf; in two hours iron on the
wrong side. A tablespoonful of
washing coda in a gallon of coid
rinsing water will brighten blue and
purple Ringboms, while a teacupful
of vinegar to a gallon of water will
improve green and pink shades.
Chan black nn'I navy-blue ginghams
by trashing in hot' suds containing
a cup of salt' rinse in very blue
water and (try in the shade, then dip
in very blue and thin starch, and
when nearly dry iron with n moder-
ately warm iron on the wrong Hide.
TO KEEP A DISH TIOT.
When it is required that a dish or
plate of food be kept hot for half an
hour or so, waiting, perhaps, for a
tardy diner, a better plan than put-
ting it. in the oven Is to set it with
its contents on a saucepan of boiling
water,nnd let the saucepan stand on
the top of the oven or covered part
of lite stove. The plate should be
covered with another plate or close -
fitting metal cover, and to prevent
the food from becoming over -dry
plenty of gravy should be added to in stones of ruins which were 1 non*
it, also an extra bit of butter if it
is anything too dry. A little milk hard, de over fresh
nd t acioyearu old way ns
added to a boiled pudding that is to fresh and tenacious Ileas if it had
be kept hot is sornetitncs an improve-
ment. been made only a year. seen d
n piece of the mortar, and has hAel
working on it ever since until now,
when, he says, he has discovered tho
SOME GRAMMATICAL "DON'TS" beret. 'Icompound is a y'clloty
liquid, whheich rho professor hits
Common Errors in tho Speech of christened ?or•cne.
Every -day Life. An interviewer (Ieserit.e4 the fol-
lowing experiments.: A piece of or-
dinary and easily breakable rang
niter immersion in zorene defect tho
fall plow of a hitntulc•r. "1'hero was
the saute a;Tert on ordinnry tricks
and a block of red jarrnh woo(!. All
three were then immersed in seater
for a )cog time. When taken out
una weighed with delicate scales aha
press-n^e of a single particle of 1)d:led
moisture could not be detected. 'I'wt,
pieces of steel submitted to an ( -
n:onia test. cqunl to live Burs'
posure to the air emerged front the .
bath as they entered it. An ordin-
ary tittle knife which had laid open
five 11101 the did not show th. light-
est 518111Brunn runn nssnrf s that he 'a i11 be
able to !.e dust, germ and water
proof roads, giving a commercial
value to hundreds of millions of lona
of slag whle h is now lis,it',o; in tho
tnin'ng and ste.eltiug districts. It will
nt the very )oast double the life of
metals exposed to the air smelt as in
bridges, vailrouds, vsfis4'lS (Utd tanks,
A cutnalit ten representing the rail-
v.-op;
atil-
W1%'0 tool iron and steel manttMcturcre
will soon snake a thorough tet of
the d1'i(•overv.
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Don't city "uncommon" for "un-
convnn0nly."
Example: "it was uncommon
good" should be "It was uncommon-
ly good."
Don't say "unh re:: illy by all."
Example: "'1 hteens universally
beloved by all." should be "They
were ttniverrally beloved," or "They
were beloved by all."
Note. -Either uttivcrrally or all is
superfluous.
Don't. say "upwards" for "up-
ward."
Note.•-TFe "14.. is unnecessary; the
word should be upward.
Don't sad' "us" for "we."
Example: "Cs men were followers,"
should be "We l:rn were followers."
I'on•t say "very bad" for "very
badly."
Example: "1 want some ice cream
very had,'• should be "i want some
Ice crtn111 very badly."
Note. -Very had iciPeren►n truly be
obtained, but it is not desirable.
Don't say "eelet•innry" for "trfet•-
in trine."
l:xatnpfe: "A veterinary disap-
pears." should he "A veterinarian
disappears," or "A veterinary sur-
geon dl:,appears,"
Note. -'I he word vetcrinnry ill an
trl;(ctiwe.
1,ntl't say "vicinity" for "ncigh-
bn: in
Note.-One may lite in the vicinity
an l not live in the neighborhood.
The tr.'1'lhborhood is the 'totem! tate
Ntrinity.
Don't may "very best," etc., for
"best," etc.
l,xnetple: "it wt.s the very Chest,"
"1t was the very high^st," "1t was
the very longest," "it watt the very
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