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EVENTS fcuty years" (Jer. 35. 11). A penes- >11r]irSie yc ye ye�y
""i i8e of future resturution was ul;u ,Lt• xiC71C�i1C�lC �C SIC �R7�
t interest and, DIVINE linit(•ly givn. "Aftr s,•yenty yrai 1
ortuncu in 11 are you
and bed r I y goo 1 old (:)1%'I
visit yuu and perform any good word
oke place be-
ort
e toward you in causing you to return 13.
hen represents- • • . to this place" (Jer. 29. 10). ('he
. ,lens„iruatinns en Feel !t Within Them, Assisting, seventy years must bo counted net
ire nt the b nal destruction of .1 crust_
membership of len, in 586 13. C.. but from the time
ill assemble in of the leading into captivity of Jo_ SELL•:CTI•:1) RECIPES.
reuse se confer- hoiaChin and the principal men of Ging., Cakes. -Mix and sift to-
- .1 and tragi- - .ludah with hint to 5J,. front the
time of which even onward the con_ gether six copy (lour, ltwo tub 0.
f. d,•ratiun of all f I Id, in the ppintual and in the in- clition of Judah was one Of absolute spoons ginger, one tablespoon soda,
encu and auk • Y 1 lcllactuul wauld Heat enc -half cut lard or butter,
cher in America. me -1 bIIlnly a 11 i setVitudu to Babylonia. 1
n • all Prot est int I l to ,t is who brought order out of one cup New Orleans molasses and
' 14Uh surge advantages, large poser chaos in those tlime. immediately
one cup brown sugar moil boiling.
Sit this manner was bllntaes, large knowledge of right and following the creation of world mat- TOR OVER SIXTY YEARS. Take from the fire, 10111 one cup of
Ip} the example of wrong, the soul that lives on the! ter. Ile dwells still within the phy- sour cream and pour gradually into
higher planes tt'h011 it does fall into:sicul world, conserving its order and illus. 44'uasluw's soothing Nyco', has the flour mixt u•.•, beating until
, who se •11 now in sin sutlers at once the keenest re - its hut. s progress, restraining Lien used by millets of mothers for smooth. Pat and roll out, cut into
together as a fed- gret and tongs to wake the fullest 1 "the stirs in their courses." draw- their chit+iron while teethin;- 1i dig- small cakes and bake in a moderato
restitution 11111 about in appointed sequence the imbed at night and broken of your oven.
Suggesting and Elevating
Cast me not away from Thypros- woe
t not Thy spirit from ' .
c
•
itri
the various Such way I)IIrid, the King of 18- seasons -fructifying, storing, con_ rest by a sick child suffering 8118 cry.
rncl, at a time when Israel was wclltsuuuentuig the earth's frail.. And ing with pain of Putting Teeth, send
setae- on the way to becoming the greatest : if i( were possible, and His power at once and get a buttlo of • klrs.
efts of Protestantism
and kingdom of that day. In spite of were to be taken away (rent the Winslotv's Soothing Syrup'' for Chil-
humogen0ous church his nearness to God (and 11e was Physical world, then chaos sow,' dren Teething. It will relieve the
spoken of by the Almighty ay "u cote again. 'poor Crtt.l) sufferer i,luncdintcly. Do-
man after God's own heart"), with Ilo dwells. too, in the society of wend upon it, mothers, there is no
~ich tun (uteri pouring in upon men. molding surely -if, perhat,s, mistake about it. It cures Diarrhoea,
slowly -the general trete! of act. arid . regulates the stomach and bowels,
word and thought, Using nest fur ill''''cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums,
instruments of rcduars Inflnmmuti00, curd gives toga
HIS GRACIOUS ACTS.Iau:l energy to the whole systera.
"Mist.IVinslow"s Soothing Syrup for
And it is not too much to say that, 'children teething is pleasant to the
weak and imperfct•t and bad as social taste and is the prescripts." u1 one
and commercial life Scene to bo in of the oldest and best female. phyla-
edof and advocated
er since the reformat- e.
steslalts have always hitt-David fell into a f.arful sen-
t would he a good seal sin, which drew other Bins in
• d.•nuntinatiort has its trail, and as his position was
osition to nuke such ter, high and he was very near to
(:nal, so his fall was in effect the
in regard to organize- greater, and his self-abasement the
tad leaching as it would
more earnest.
for all to matte beforeT Headthe nulc of that fifty-first
'saint ih
n which he utters the deep some of its phases. v(t if the Holy clans and nurses in the United
They have profess+'d for pardon and Iplead8 the •livinc His energizing-, sanctifying, conserve- bottle. Sold by ali druggists through•
e to unite, but each hos promise, and declares his own pro- ung power the whole social fabric out the world. Be sure and nsk for
o".wily nmdo union con- 111180. would totter* 10 its fall. , "Mrs. tVinslow's Soothing Syrup."
FO[t DAVID WAS AFR%ID. 1n the ('hristiun church also 1lis
4
power 18 present, rendering the divine
The proud king of a proud nation 'evil! and the divine judgments, ARGUING WITH TOE TURK,
sea and complete as all trenabling before the king of tbrunch the mouths and persons of! -
all heavers and earth. Ile fears the His ministers and servants -teaching, ,A Traveller's Experiences in Mace -
loss of the divine favor and telp, uplifting, upholding. t denies.
and cries out: "Cast me not ntway And what said St. Paul to the
from 'Thy presence, and take not Thy Christians at Corinth, by was of . After the lint Macedonian upris-
Iloly Spirit from sue." It is the cry rebuke and reminder when some ltnsl rnfi ander SaratTov had been put
of fear;
but a f(.rnti inspiredJ�Y wis-
i
fallen into la n ' s 0 s: "What! ,Intn relief • I I1 wns were sent by
ossible for such a union sorrows of his (,rust heart, and cries SPIER utero to withdraw from it States. Price twenty-five cents a
n such terms as no other
Considerable of the
till • •
old be as impracticable
was in the past.
''n is pr0et ice Wit because
possthle 41111011 without dont and high character,Knots ye not that your hotly is the l .rigland into the Balkans. carrying
A11 111011 ought to be veru fearful of temple of the Holy Ghost! who is in provisions for the inhabitants of the
`retest ants agree concern- losing the divine favor of being de- ;you, which y,• hove of God?" For burned villages and medical supplies
Dints. There are no def- prived of the grace of the 11oly'the Holy Spirit dwells in the bulivi- 01131 clothing for those in direst
ween them regarding the SPirit. arid if some fail to find in 'Mud and l:erfurnig 11 is great work- '"ed. In "The Burden of the Ilat-
of morality. They themselves that peculiar fear it 'save when the individual utterly re- karts," 91isa Durham. one of the re -
seems that the reason is in a general .leets flim. lief agents, describes her experiences
disseminate the truths lack of information and understand- We can see in some people's faces. with the warring factions.
try as widely as possible ing in regard to the work and power and in their actions, the proof o(; "'1'Itis unhappy land," explained
no considerable sari- of that holy Spirit. - that divine presence. They feel (lint one Moslem official. "is given over
the►" concerning aha. i'or it is hardly to be expeclerl tcithin them, nssisiing, sugLestiug, to the devil. You see his work
that n thinking being would (10 such elevating. Tho best of things of everywhere. 'rhe Moslems aro break -
doing this work. Feder- things as could insure only the loss life are His work, the greatest bene ing the commandments of the Pro-
cnnhl. thea:, to inculcate of something he knew to bo priceless. 'fits done by man are His work. We Chet and the wrath of God is upon
which they all accept., Men aro careless about their reli- ; must learn more of 111111 and we shall them. '1 hey are drunken; they kill
h the objects theyall gious. Men aro cnreloss about their 'trust flim the more and value Hint one another as well as Christians.
religious life and about their rola-!•the more. During these dugs of our When a Christian is killed 1 speak to
1 more effectively with tion to the Holy Spirit. mostly be- 'probation we shall Le wise to plea(1,them like this:
of money and a growl refuse they do not fully understand I for His continued presence. "Cast " 'Why 410 you strike this mum? Ile
effort than they are - who the lfuly Spirit is and what Ilei me not away front Thy presence, and did clothing to you.'
has (Ione and is doing in the physical i take not Thy holy spirit from me." " 'I struck him because ho is an
tel that without. sac-
tf their denominat local -- f unbeliever.'
of creed or organize-
St his neck -Was :dubbin . 'Why do you strike an unbeliev-
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL err
detest ion would carry on . and proud. 'Because I wish to kill thein
regard to "hick all were hardened his heart-Literally.all.'
• Church would he au- INTERNATIONAL came strengthenehis fxedt in That ispurpose1 o 'Do you wish the land to bo all
LESSON, altogether1 kloslcrn?"
respect to "tatters as SEPT. 3. and determination not to humble 1 " 'Of course 1 do.'
err was not complete ; (unset( before (lot nor to follow tits. " 'But (10 you not understand that
It tenni seem there ,Lesson X. The Captivity of Ju- advice of his prophet .leremiah, to what yuu do is contrary to thewill
dah. Golden Text, Num. surrender to Nehuchadrersstr.
be any doubt ntnongof God? Do you think you (use more
mi the friends of Pro -
32. 23. 14. Polluted the house of Jehovah powerful than He? it every Chris-
-To what awful extent. and ill twhltt'tian were killed the land would be
as to the desirability (if LESSON woup sTuD1E9 mann is int r I t 1t f
, n
Sponge Cake with Fruit Sauce.-
Cut a loaf of fresh sponge yak.. into
rather thick slices and lay these on
a plate. Cook in a rich syrup flav-
ored with maraschino. diced pine-
apple. or any chosen fruit, and when
this is colli pour over the cake.Surround with a border of Whipped
cream and setae as to in us possible.
The cake should not be allowed to
get soft or too soggy before it is
served. In using strawberries for
this dessert, they must not be cook-
ed for 01(40,' than a minute; indeed,
they need not. be cooked at all. Cut
theta in small pieces and stir into
the syrup when it is cool.
(toasted 'i)ucklings.-Clean tho
birds thoroughly, put into each one
an onion and atolls cut in halves,
dredge with flour, stilt and pepper,
and rc•ast about twenty minutes, ac-
cording to size. Baste from time
to time with melted butter. 'Take
out the birds when done. Into he
pan in which they were roasted pour
a little stock, thicken this with
browned flour. add a dos, n olives
chopped and serve as u sauce for tho
du -•kliegs. Ily (ho way, remove
from the ducks the onions and ap-
ples. which aro to be u' -ed for the
purpose only of imparting a little
flavor to the birds, and of absorb-
ing, if need be. any strong flavor of
the ducks.
Frozen Peaches with Ice -Cream
firm .-
Large rm peaches should be chosen
for this. feel carefully and cut each
in half. ,,rack in an ice cave or
freezer for vo or three. hours. until
well frappe. Have ready round of
sponge or angel cake. Lay ono of
the poach halves on each of these,
surround the cake with ice cream
or whipped cream, and put a large
spoonful of ice -create in the place
left vacant by the peachstone.
Ripe 'Tomatoes. Pickled. - Wipe
carefully one peck of stnooth. ripe
tomatoes and pack thein into a jar,
sprinkling them as they are packed
with one cup of SIad;•'s Pickling
Spice. Scald ono gallon (or enough
to cover the tomatoes) of strong
cider vinegar and pour over the to-
matoes; cover closely and let. stand
three days. four off the vinegar,
Scald and return to the tomatoes
After three days repeat the process,
then set. aside for six or eight weeks.
c ice e( in t he ullottiu� abuost will t people. 44'(0 are HINTS TO 1IOUSI:ICEFWEiIS.
lung these lines. Note -These Word Studies are bas- passage: "For both prophet ctrl you, who think you can arrange the For n beautiful (lower centrepiece
ed on th:, text of tho Revised l or- Priest; yea. in my house have 1 world?' (ill a glass bowl with carbonated
cion. found their wickedness. with .Ielu,r-; ••')'been IAve hint a handful of water and immediately arrange in it
'ntc•rrsling quest ion eche- The En(t.-1n the year 597 Nebucn- ab in the prophets of Jerusal.•tn clay, and s y 'Yoke that and make nasturtiums with plenty 01 leaves.
adrezzn►' had sent .Jehodnchin, to- also I have seen at horrible three: it into a Moslem, Make it into a
(10.80(1 federation. if ef- get her wit h many of the noblest of they commit adultery, and walk 111 kloslem. i say, at once!'
d not prove the first step th,+ .lets, into exile in B111»10nia. lies; and they strengthen the hands "He is astonished and says he can -
10 so doing and in exacting from of evildoer, so that none doth ro-
unplete union. '!'hut it Zedekiah, whom he placed on the lure, front his wickedness: they are all not do it.
about a h.'tter ander- throne of Jerusalem, a solemn oath of !.hent become unto neo us Hodotn,
1weell the various church- of allegiance he evidently considered and the inhabitants thereof as Go-
•.• them to look with more the humiliation u( the kingdom of nu rruli ' (.ler. 23. 11. 1.1; comp. also
" "rhe Lord created all the peo-
ples of the world thus with clay by
a miracle,' I say to hint, 'and you,
Judah sufficient to render it harm- .1(1. '• t)-11; l:zek. 8. 5 -iii). You cannot even make of it one
yeti upon each other's pe_ less in the future. Thr .Jews, huts- 15. His rnosseng0rs--.leremiah. p;te. Moslem; yet you would destroy rho
of dogma and worship ewer, had a stubbornness and Erdal' a kiel. r(jal' Habakkuk, and uth•,r Lord's work.'
less exclusive favor upon Dower of resistance which he had tic- pr(•phets.
seems probable.'1'hnt it (lerestimated, and scurccly had •:c Rising up early and sending -Imply -
returned filth his army o
u t a alt Iiablon'n in • the urgency (,encu and Importance
in the,rtnnco of
1 near future to ac- 'before the remnant of the notion rt. the message and the earnest tiollcl-
•e.ence seem, improbable .101118010m were again planning the Lode of Jehovah who did not tail to
I religious revcluitiotns are overthrow of foreign euprentacv• ; warn and instruct his people try
ily or speedily brought to Y,edekiah himself, as we have seen in ; Dwane of the messengers he sent to
In former lesson, wits above esti t
eak '
them both earls and Intr
"Then he is ashamed. it is thus
one . t speak to such .nen. The
clay a and
I the
they Y un
der -
stand."
Itell viduaI nrgurnent of that sort
may seer" to be a slow way of bring-
ing pence into the Balkans -but it
the words and the clay hold out it
and vacillating, and finally yielded to I 10. Mocked the messengers -(tow may be done
the+ persuasions of his chief advisers .i.lereminh was imprisoned, beaten, -♦
,Ai:I'Ii i11NTS. Iand of the king of Egypt and, break - ;and threatened with death we have Mr. Wollace (impressively) -"Ah,
nre his oath. again declared the :o- sten in a previous lesson. Unljah is here is another story of a man who
Shoulders -1f you ars ' deperide,•ce of Judah from llabylon,a. ' re)aorted (n Jer. 28. 20-23 to have killed himself because his home was
Sere(' try sleeping with- In esu 11. t'., after at siege 01 ono been put to death, 011(1 of this fate of unhappy." Mrs. Wa114100 1SW0011y)-
for u while. or at least and a half years, Nebuchadnezzar ; Habakkuk, who also lived (luring the "And did that stake his 3102140 hop-
e.
er '
1
sec i+t t r.. Jrrusnlcm, capture(' rho Chaldean period, nothing is know, : py, or floes 1he paper not say?"
Headache -The juice of fleeing king, blinded him, and sent ! (c,.mp. flab. 1. iS), j
in a teacup of .tree; lain in chains to Babylon. the tem..; 17. ('hnldeuns-The land of Koichi,' In her will an old lady has desire')
-
without sugar. Is en Ple. the royal palace, 014(1 all of the front which the name ('haldcntn is de- her cat, her "oldest 811(1 truest
• finest buildings in the city were burn- , rived, lay southeast of Babylonia ,111 friend." to be shot and buried with
kart uoldbet ro11arttrt retires; largo Part watts
aturnf the city
yuwlre n c, the seacoast. It became n part ' f her. Such touching devotion to old
Mg 1 6 1 K tli Babylonian empire, and the friends is, fortunately for Fats, rare.
iti • the day, exercise for seventy or more of the higher officers , Chaldenns not only furnished the
write vigorously. Take and nobility were executed. Others' early dynasty of liabylon, but also connoisseur -'•I tell you nhnt it is,
h in the morning. as it ('1 the remaining inhabitants suffered:migrated migrated in large numbers Into I3nb:- 11'lraub, those ostriches are simply
ator for the entire dao exile, and only a small remnant of • Ionia. The founder f tI II t
ihc• pourer classes "ere left in the " " to tt n ,,v- superb. You shouldn't paint nny- cooked food. This may be an into -
Fs -Nothing is bettor for city.l 0('r old of n kin • n overn.r Ionian kingdom, Nahnpolassnrs tensa thing but birds." Artist (disgust- vation in the country. The family
r the white of 1411 egg it tats n t nit ad, tle(1 king n trusted c1 Chaldean. and from his tanto the eft)-••')'Mogi. arc not ostriches; they inn, accustomed to sit down at table
11 air, tbus easing the i t 3erm ('hnlden was used to designate nre camels."
fiend of Jeremiah, oho made nes the whole of itabylenia. and cal heartily of fried .neat, fried
prevents inllarnmatinn, hen
dc uarter•s not at Jerusalem, but Slew -had no compassion -'rhe res- -
jegrs of laudanum. heated I
fah the saute quantity
01 inl-
et Mirpuh. Finally (iedaliah Was son for this dire punishment is st.tt- f e t "= _-.. ' .•
mntrdere(' by as revengeful prince .•f - r) �_ �i
v Also an almost sure K P e(1 by F:zeklcl as follows: "Tho int- R[ '' -.._
the hull" tit 1+avid, but the usvruers. • quit)' of the house of Israel tact of -
ararbe. It should be1'' ' _ � •a�
the o t carefully, and Ifenring the revenge of the Babylon- Judah is exceeding great, and rho t�� � still
1 fans fled into Egypt. The aged Jere- lend •is full of blood, and the city full I It i .a 4
'with cottrne• mirth was against his will taken with of wresting of Judgment: for they
y very useful to freshen the•, party. f i il::
sad•. .1chovah hath forsaken the land,
Birk room. I'ut n ,seet I :'rp_.-_.
Verse 11. Zedekiah--Compare Ies- end Jehovah south not" (i:zek. ;t, .1 -it "
lacer, and on it lay t he soli Word Studies um preceding les- 1►t The punishment itself is de- r' •y'� 1
cd•hut poker, wh:m it, son. set it r -d Inc re in lentil in verses 1-1 ,
;prickly fill the room. Flew en years -From iI. C. :,f)7 to1' 1`
1e1. 11 of F:•rrk. 9.
i are advocating the oyes (tag 1`11 All the vessels -The spoliation
e oil for weak lungs. it 1`.. ilumbl.d not himself before of the temple and city is thus made
take the plaee of cod- Jeremiah -The prophet had steadily complete by the carrying awn)' of
nd is thought by many and consistently advised 'Z,'dekiah to all the things of value which remain -
10 take. Oliver,. as a subunit and surrender to the Milne- ed An earlier spoliation had el-
insideral very strengthen- Ionians (comp. .ter. 21. 1-7: .35. S- ready rubbed the temple of the
with lung troubles. 22; 87. 1-10; 17; 38. 17-2:3. But greater part of its more valuable tees.
1:
of the complexion only the vacillating king thou h frequent- sols (comp. verse 10).
and freckles; they can ly asking the adtico of the prophet, 20. To hint and his sons until the
a The sun is one of the Pat tly through tear of bis princes ,
reign of the kingdom of 1 orsl
of all surgical methods
of morbid growt hs, as
44(1(1 all narasitteal
Don't be afraid of
ratite powers ore in
It -rays of the sun. and
ate.
The flowers will soon be covered
with sparkling dew, presenting the
coolest. appearance.
Heliotrope, which 18 so hard to
keep fresh, should have the leaves
stripped from the stalks as soon as
it is cut. Greenery can be •nix0(I
with the flowers afterwards. Poppies,
very fragile blossoms. should have
the ends of the steins seared with a
lighted match or candle before being
P a
placed in water.
To dip broth orso1
from the ket-
tle move forward to the hot part.
of the raage, staking the soup boil
furiously. This raises a large bub-
ble in the middle of tl:e pot front
which a cupful of soup at 0 time
may be dipped out -the fat all goes
to the sides of the pot.
The practice of letting little chil-
dren ruts barefoot is a very danger-
ous one. if we coedit be suee that
there wets. 110 rusty nails or hits of
glass around it might be all right.
t.
Even an ordinary scratch cunning in
contact with Idlontts germs might
!earl to very serious results. Clothe
your boy's feet in light -weight cot-
ton stockings and roomy, stout -
anted shoes (or sandals).
Serve fresh. ripe fruit for tho first
course for breakfast ns at other
tneals. At sanitariums the patients
are expected to eat fruit before the
t•
ane portly thro'igh elusive hep01 ,:f Three kings succeeded Nebucharlrerzar
ultimate relief from Egypt, could on the throne of Babylonia before the
never bring himself to surrender. eeta:hlishment of the Persian ruse 'tv
13. King Nehuchndnezear- The Cyrus. Of these three kings the
more correct spelling substitutes an first, Eti1-rnerodnch. was the sun 11
r for an n in this nano. This was N,•bttchadresser. The second, `erig-
Nehuchadrezzar I1, son and successor lissar, seems to have been his son -in -
of Nabopolassar. lie w;,9 Ling of
�-.•-- Babylon from (304 to 502 11. C.
Had made him swear-Eseklel alto
Mere wore two apples mentions this oath of fidelity: "And
oard, Tommy, and t.ow he took of the seed royal, and made
nay one. Bow's that?'J a covenant with him; he also brought
seee no way of escape) hint under an oath, and took away
it was so dark la there the talg1417 of :1tN M,pdu ( i 17.
the other.'s I3.14
law. though a usurper. Whether the
third. Nahonldcle, was n lineal d-s-
ceedant of the royal house 1s not
det'nitcly known.
21. Word of •lehevnh by he
mouth of •leremiah-"And this whole
land shall be a desolation meet en
est oni,hment. and these natfu;•s
shall serve the king of Babylon aev.
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CASTOR -I
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has beenIn use for over a() years, has borne the signatnro of
and has been made under hitt per.
/tonal supervisionsinee lit. Infancy.
atirirm.
Allow no ono to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeit::, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trilfo witIh and endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare.
gorse, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhwa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, reguhttos the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea. -Tho Mother's Friend.
CEUUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
1.440
The Kind You HMways Bougbt
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T„C CIHT4V.4 COM.*NT. 77 .VNN.T .TN[a T, MtW 701111 c,TT.
or boiled potatoes, and strong coffee The symptoms produced by these
and then have little desire for fresh substances may he extremely severe,
berries, apples, peaches and other and comprise intense gastric pain,
fruit in its sca801. 'Ilio strength vomiting, intestinal disturbances,
recuperated by the rest of the night burning thirst, constriction of the
must largely be expended in digest- throat, and oftentimes distlrhance
ing hearty, unsuitable food, whereas of sight, such as hazy and double
as much as possible should be in ro- 'vision. In marked Cases there is
serve for the day's labor. 'great prostration and weakness of
Rico may be used at the noon meal the heart, which may last for weeks,
in place of potatoes, it has a meth - The practical lesson to be drawn
cinnl value in the. season when bowel from a consideration of these possl-
disturbances are more or less preva- bilities is the necessity for scrupu-
lent. louts care in the handling- of all
Pineapple juice is delicious flavor- things intended for table use. All
ing to 1130 in whipped creast. This perishable foods must bo consumed
will be found worth trying with the as quickly as possible, and must
cake crumbs. Mix cream and crumbs ;never be left out of the ice -chest
exactly as directed for the maple llonger than Is absolutely necessary.
cream, but flavor with pineapple in- Canned foods should be entirely re -
stead. and have slic's or hits of moved from the tin as soon as
pineapple at the bottom of the dish opened, and nothing that is intended
and also on top. to be eaten should ever be allowed
to stand unprotected from the dust.
A FE%V PICKLE ILI:CIPES. The air is constantly swarming with
bacteria and mold spores. which find
admirable conditions for growth in
the dishes prepared for the human
stomach, and often give rise to the
production of the poisons In ques-
tion. Lastly, every article of food,
tinned or otherwise, that is at all
abnormal in appearance, taste or
o(lor should bo discarded.
----♦-
Mrs. Barker-"�Shnll I sing 'Ire -
481180 I Love Your " "No, Mat -in;
1( you love ane, don't sing."
Pickled Cauliflower. -'fake gond
white heads, break in pieces, and
boil for ten minutes in rather strong
salt water. Take' nut the pieces and
lay on a towel to drain; schen cold,
put in a jar and cover with hot
vinegar in which has been boiler) a
few whole cloves, sticks of cinnamon
and a dash of cayenne pepper.
Sweet Pickles. -Over steamed fruit
of any kind pour a hot syrup made
of three pounds sugar and one pint
vinegar for every seven pounds fruit.
Spice 10 taste rimy be added to the
syrup, preferably lied up in a thin
hag.
Curried Cauliflower. -Shred and
steep
in brim, two duv.a
drain dr •
and put in a pan of vinegar in
which three ounces curry powder per
quart has been steeped for three
days.
Let come to a boil.
AnE Mustard Excellent \iu. Lard Pickle. -One
quart ripe cucumbets, cut fine. also
ono quart small green cucumbers,
one quart green totnatucs, one large
cauliflower, six green peppers all cut
fine; add one quart 81111211 onions. Put
all in a weak brine for twenty-four
hours; (Wahl, and boil a few minutes
in equal parts of vinegar anti water;
drain again, and potir over the
pickles a dressing trade ns follows:
Take six tablespoons mustard. one
tablespoon turmeric, one and n half
cups white sugnr, on.• cup (lour, and
one-quarter pound mustard seed;
mix. And add two quarts Ie•stvino-
gar; eco!., and pour over the
pickles.
FOOD-I'OISONIN(1.
There are many ways in which
foodstuffs may give rise to more or
less serious disturbances of health.
and it. is pnrticulnrly during the
summer weather that such accidents
are likely to happen. Official exam-
inations nre constantly revealing
how widespread is the practice of
adding pres.u.vntives or ndolte:nuts
to viands of all sorts, au1(1 though
it must be admitted that in runny
instances these eubstanc•es ore by
their nature or the smallness of the
quantities used comparatively hand-
less, still in the mnjurity of cases
the conditions are such as to render
their presence extremely undesirable.
But entirely npnr•t (ruin these, se.-
vero illness not infrequently follows
the use of certain con foods. 1n
anitnel fonds, extremely poisonous
principles celled ptonenins easily ap-
pear ns the result of ',arterial ac-
tivity. and may cause wholesale ill-
ness.
Dairy products aro e.fecially prone
to such changes, end if nut properly
cared for niny develop tyrctnxicon, nr
cheese peisen. n substance that is
not rare in ieceerei,rn, white botul-
ism is n various form of ptctnaln-
poisrnina following the eating of
tainted meat or sausage.
Fish and shell -fish viel(1 .si(nliar
products. a specially vicious poison
named mytilotoxln having been iso-
lated front flume's, mei canned
things aro also often offenders In
this way.
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SECURITYI
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