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ABC�IUTL 'RELIGION OF FRIENDSHIP
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Ito had finished his Introductory
remark, anti was about to propose,
when he discovered his proposal
\you'd be treated with contempt.
"Go on, Mr. Sprigger." sho said,
impatiently tapping her foot on the
carpet us he paused in his remarks.
"I was about to say, Miss ilildcr"
ho continued, "that I nut aware that
Aple
the human heart, especially a wo-
man's, is a delicate thing, and I
conte to -night to correct a wrong
impression which you have been un-
der for some time, 1 think. To be
plain, Miss Hilder -because I do not
wish to cause you future suffering -
let ale state that I have never cared
enough for you to ask you to link
your lot with mine; therefore, 1 do
not think that I cau return the love
you bear for me. My attentions to
you have been prompted purely by a
friendly feeling -nothing more. But
I trust this will not mar our friend-
ly relations," he said, taking his
hat to go, "for remember, you will
ever have in nn" a true friend. Be
assured i will always bo a nephew to
you."
And she was so dumb with sur-
prise that she didn't say good-bye
to hfn when he bowed himself ont.
TURK/STI "PLUMS."
The plum of the Turkish Govern-
ment offices is the Admiralty, which
is worth 884,000 n year, and the
present holder is stated to have Note-I'heso Word Studies are bass
amassed a fortune of $12,000,000, ed on the text of the Revised Ver-
'i'he Minister of Foreign Affairs has sion.
$41,000, and Finance cones next Introductory. -The consensus of
with $1,000 lower. The lowest sal- opinion among modern biblical
ars. is that of the Minister of Mines, scholars of to -day is that the book
though it is rather higher than that of Daniel, at least in its present
of the Premier of England. The form, is of much later date than the
bunt is 827,800. time of Daniel himself, dating prub-
-S • ably front the early part of the sec-
ond century B. C. I'ro'n the apo-
calyptic structure aucl content of the
book it is inferred that the purpose
of the author was to bring a mes-
sage of consolation to his fellow
countrymen in tt time of Sore trial
and persecution under Ant ioehus
1':piphnnes, king of Syria, about 11i8 -
1(i5 Il. C. Daniel and his three
friends are ideals of fidelity to Je-
hovah and 10 truth under the most
when storing for Sho summer, or 'trying circumstanrev. God honors
when leaving the house etnpty.the leyalt;v of these men and grants
When prese rving fruit. you nnlst lisp I to Daniel prophetic visions touching
an enamelled soucepnn If you have the ultimate redemption of his cho-
w) proper preserving pan. Allow sell people.
three-quarters 01 n pound of sugar Space clearly docs not permit our
to each pound of fruit. itinse out entering upon a discussion of the
the pan with cold eater before put- points at issue here. We can only
ting in the fruit and sugar. Stir re ' I the student Vint the worth
continuously till the jute has boiled of the narrative we are about to
sufficiently. study has always been primarily in
what it teaches, and that els rich
an(1 profitable teat -Piing is unaffected
by considerations of date. suthor-
sleip. 01 literary form. Concerning
THAT BACKACHE se(,nrnte historienl allusion,' of the
Deeds of Kindness.
With a large company of youths
nu'atu,ned in verses
20. Mag 'teens and enchanter.; --The
wise men of ttncir•ut Oriental courts.
The precise sense in which the words
are to be understood is difficult to
determine.
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HYPNOTIZING A WOMAN.
puts .zamod IlIM stsf aup.tng
Makes Woman Helpless.
The power of the human eye is ono
A friend of sinners. -Luke vii., 34. fret their brides and hearts away of those mysterious influences of
The ability to make friends is the trying to unsling churls and deter- which very kw peupll•-even scientilie
Peculiar 1t ,eo ,le -know more than
attribute of the human be- mine soundings of the shores %there I 1 v un that it
The bible might well be call ed the islets of our lives are lapped by exists.
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S:\\'OI{Y SOl'l'S.
Its no tray can the smallest edits
and ends of various things ba navel
HUM) satisfactorily than in the mak-
ing of soups even without stock,
the classic of friendship. Evan the infinite ocean of the Aust High.! Hypnotism. Mesmerism, thought- Stuck adds to the nutritive value in
Abrahaul, the friend of God, 10 that But seeing souls know Mitt teethe- t'ttnsf''r''rn((.-they have never been sone cases, but at certain seasons
one whose greatest honor was to be mattes are (utile there. They ex—
celled u "friend of sinners" it blur- press the relationship in simple 1 A case of the latter kind was gore more acceptable if not store whole -
lies the art of making friends. Ila terms of friendship, us did the sages' into at Sunderland, England. A man sante.
of
reads it without prejudice con- long ago. The highest forst of rc-1110n051 Gruhuut was charged with Clear soups -cons ebouillon,
burglary. One of the witnesses (etc. -are less nourishing than stimu-
agninst him was a young married luting, and for this reason are gen-
woman named Holliday. ; erally useel at the beginning of a
Mrs. lluliday described to the, long or hearty steal. The heavier
court how she awoke suddenly in the soups may forst the satin dish of a
night. She sat up and told herself luncheon or dinner. In the south of
she must have dreamed un uupleus- (iermuuy they are served most accep-
ant dream, for she had a feeling that tufty for supper. When the soup is
something was wrong, to form the main nourishment it
Then she heard a rustling in a must not lack in that requisite.
Yeas, beaus, lentils, the various
cereals, as rice barley, sago, farina,
macaroni; single vegetables or mix-
tures of many, all may be added to
stock, milk, or water to make soup.
A cup of beans or peas with a slice
of onion. one pint of milk and a lit-
tle care makes a delicious soup. Ono -
fourth of a cup of chicken broth,
with milk and rice, snakes another.
Meat should be put through the
chopper if it. is to be served in the
soup; vegetables chopped or cooked
In water or stock and put through a
sieve.
Lima Bean Soup. -One cup lima
beans, two cups milk, one cup water,
ono hay leaf, two tablespoons but-
ter, one tablespoon flour, one small
of her awful experience. onion, salt and pepper to taste. Slice
Mrs. Holliday declared that Gra- the onion and brown in the butter;
ham %vas the meat who mesmerized add the flour; stir until smooth
her and upon her evidence he was and brown; add the water, buy leaf,
eludes shut religion le but another 'iglu'', on this side of it, is the soul
nano for friendship. of man seeking after over closer
The ideal Huai was, abevo all else. friendship with tho great soul that.
an ideal friend. Even the cold heart- broods over all being.
ed aristocrats of his day recognized Thu world conception of the Su -
that 011(1 flung at hint the term of prere Being has developed front that
Su -
reproach which has since become his of a giant who makes worlds to the
glory. Without making profession sublime thought of a heart that ratt-
er,
being teacher, lawmaker, ker, or ',sad- fees with ours, u suit that seeks
ho was simply the friend of any, ours, a being who Is ntun'S friend,
and especially of every ono in nerd• and who cannot he satisfied until all corner of the roots, and her heart
The ultimate evidence of his love forhumanity is embraced in the circle almost stopped for fear. The next
Wren, the noblest sacrifice of all the of his friendship. Tho "grace of thing she knew was that a match
God" is his friendship.
ON THE OTIIEIt IIANI),
ages, he chose to regard as a simple
proof of friendship.
This good friend won hien by his
friendship. They were not persuaded
by arguments or overborne by au-
thority; but they looked into his
face, and they said: "Tell us where
you dwell. Abide with 115." The
bonds of friendship held other inter-
ests bade them leave him. No or-
ganization or cause Could claim such
loyalty. Long before they were
conscious of any common cause that
group of 0100 was fused into one by
tho warmth of friendship for him
ANI) FOR ONE ANOTHER.
The power that transformed the
rude, dull fishermen into ardent,
tactful, successful leaders of a great
world influencing force was the
power of friendship They were
changed because they loved him.
Liking led to love and love to like-
ness. So 10 -day men become Christ-
ly because they see in .Jesus the
most admirable qualities combined
had been struck and that a man's
face was staring hard into her own.
She tried to cry out, but. her ton -
the most helpful expression of any goo refused its office. She could
man's religion is in simple friend- neither speak nor 'novo.
ship for men. Ile is most like God The match went out. The room
who most loves man. The best rel i- was plunged into darkness ngain.
gion is that which is doing deeds of She heard stealthy footsteps making
kindness, showing itself to be friend- for the door. Then the door opened,
iy in plain, everyday ways. It and alto know she Stas alone.
lay's down its life for sten not by `still s}te could not give 1111 alarm.
dying but by doily living for them.Still the mesmeric influence of those
fly thoughtfulness, gennsidsterrible eyes was upon her. Sho sat
Holt, practicntl helpfultleness,coby cluierng_
like a statue. Not until two hours
whatever the friend of sinners would (tall passed did she recover sufli-
do for men, it proves that it is born cienlly to attract attention and tell
from above.
Friendliness is the simplest thing.
Every Hoot knows how to be friend-
ly. Yet it is tt sublime thing. it
is the school where character loses
the dross of self. 1. is the most po-
tent agency in the world for its re-
demption. Ono friend Is worth a
dozen societies and agencies. Friend -
committed for trial.
ROU(Iif ON STOKES.
Peter Stokes, who has been mar -
ship has sop more people to the ried only two weeks, has left his
with tho Most attractive personality. good and the worth -while than all write. Stokes is a little man, and his
such a one as they would love to services or sermons. Nothing can a \vile weighs 24lute and was the re-
call friend, whom they would tract man do for his world of greater list of Shu late Seth 'Thompson.
far to know, and forsake man value than this -to be true friend to About ten days after marriage to the various soups. The conrder
things to keep. y his fellows, to bo helper and lover of Stokes was s rprist•d, on to teof half nut. bo suflicicnt to give deo right
definitions for the relations of the him of long ago, as the friend of sitting up in bud crying as it her flavor to Sho soup, but n drop or
heart would break. tw•o of celery extract will add just
soul of stun with the unseen. They sinners. Astonished, he asked the cause of what is needed. 'Tomatoes can be
her sorrow, but, receiving no reply, used with great freedom. as they
ho Logan to surmise that there must combine with so ninny other things.
bo some secret on her mind- which Remember that one •tablespoon meat.,
she withheld from hits. and which vegetable, or cereal need never be
was the cause of her anguish; so he wasted where soup is used every
remarked to Mrs. S. that as they every da.v.
were married she ought to tell hint
the cause of her grief, 8o that, if
possible, 11e 'night lessen it.
Alter considerable coaxing he elicit-
ed the following from her: "Last
night I dreamed I was single. and as
I walked through a well -lighted
street 1 camp to a shop whore a sign
in front advertised husbands for sale.
Thinking it curious i entered, and
ranged along the wall on either side
were then with prices affixed to them
-such beautiful nun -some for ono
%houseful dollars, some five hundred,
and so on to one hundred and fifty;
and, as I had not that amount, I
could not purchase."
Thinking to console her, Stokes
placed his arm lovingly around her,
and asked, "And did you see any
men like mo there?"
"011, yes," she replied, "lots like
you; they were tied up in bunches
like asparagus and sold for two dol-
lars per bunch."
Stokes got up, and went to ask
his lawyer if he lied sufficient ground
for a divorce.
and bouts, and cook twenty Minutes,
or until the beans are soft. Press
through a sieve, scald the milk, add
the beans, and cook until thickened.
Season and servo. A few drops cel-
ery extract, onion juice, a little cats-
up, Worcestershire sauce, or curry
powder; any proper flavoring used
with judgment gives variety and adds
THE S. S. LESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
SEPT. 17.
Lesson XII. Daniel in Babylon.
Golden Text, Dan. i., 8.
LESSON WORD STUDIES.
When stuffing chairs or sofas mac
powdered bitter apple freely with
the stuffing, for it is so potent that
no Muth can live near it. 'titter ap-
ple is a strong poison. so when us-
ing it wear an old pair of gloves.
t'rol(51100 Against Moth -Printer's
11 k is proof against moths, hence
the utility of newspapers in protect-
ing woollen goods from their ravages
Always wrap blankets in newspaper
DO YOU KNOW
IS THE FIRST
SYMPTOM OF
rtnrrntive we shall relive occasion to
speak in our treatment of the set•-
erttl lessons token fr the book.
Verse R. Daniel. -The trnditionnl
author and hero oh the book bent. -
name. A Hebrew youth of
KIDNEY TROUBLE. fig h
noble descent. highly endowed both
4 physically and intelleetnally. cnrried
. into ceplivity to Babylon by Nettie
It is I and you cannot be too i haelnozznr. in the third year of
. .lehoinkim, king of .ludah, together
careful about it. with a larger company of other
+ou1!Of (rant .1,a-Is)1 nobility. All ► t l I f k
A little backache let. 1(111 will that we know cnnr"rn:ng Daniel is 1'I;To,.i1i01* implies an agreement mistakes and failures is ccs destruc-
t cause scr.0113 kidney elated in 1he hook of Daniel. Here ,,,e, tl: • part of It;+oiel a1(1 his cunt site lu the growth of spiritual Irene- batter with tato eggs, one cup flour
Ste tare informed that he WON 11 I.,n0ions to snhmit to the result of ty and power, 1111(1 to the develop -i fiat ter;and 0(I1 one' to tnhiesfkoe n oilthick
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trouble. Stop it in time. prominent figure during the gr. cater the test meet of material success, as it Is to. melted bolter and n little salt. 111
port of the seventy years of coPtit- !mirk forward to ills that inay never p
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TAKE it y. nail 1hatt he was n contempor- 1.1. So he hearkened unto 'hent- it I, t1.' n of cold cnulillottor into
he eflirer hln,self taus lnkin • no conte. to
batter and cook one minute in
my of the It'h•.Imninn Ling'_Icon►p' risk in the snuffer, since ample time —♦ hot deep ft t. (h• cut the cauliflower
! Den. iv., 1: 2Kings xxv., e: Ilan. • DOANwou.d ronin in cis -eremite anynto bits, stir them int•► the hatter, ,
t•. 1. 31: vi., 28). An early ten pus- 1'111: ()NiONLY' WAY OUT.
0110 evil erects of the experiment ., and drop heal a tablespoon into hot
dittos Buys thus 1`46"1 riled nal ,-11ore the time sot for the appear_ Yeti told me before we were mar- Salt pork int in a spider.
DIM
E Y was buried in Snsn. to whirl) city ear" Of Ih" young num ill the prvv- tied, hu complained, "t h: you Salad -fake the center from a head
('eras, king of 1'••rsln, Fail trans(. r- would be glad to cook my Metals and of cold boiled cauliflower and use it
em• of sats king.
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red his royal meal. nee le; gulch my clothes." ter another meal. You sift have Irft
P1 LLS. Defile himself with the king's dein- ` 7r""` O'•rur-'Thal is, mitten- (tel you told ane 1hiit yon would a for.
Of IMO%I of catilill,wrr, which
ti••1'ilhe royal ►n"nu might conicin r"tits•' 1"'t'l1i11inc .t'"niel and his be glad to work early and into fn place in n salad bowl surrutmtde<I
the meat of animate not slaughter 1 fr•e•nds re sub ,•t upon the '+impars order to be ably to hire servants tut eith letter•, and 1i11 the center of
.1 ,tiers dee, , the entire three years wait on rue." the lived with ?diced cucumbers. I)re•ss'
They cure where all others in the proper manner (Ifni \ti . - . terse hl. .\(ter be had srrate'fl el his heed fuer
et). or I.1 sncl► ne were prehilet. •I I e 1' t% if h Fre it dressing and Herve with
fail. As aspeciflc for Backaches the .Jews ns food 1Let xi , 1-2tti, 1 ''hese fuel• youths-Dami•'I nu(' 0 ne0Inelit he proposed that thug com- Eckel (1, •re•. I
The foal and ohne might help hate tb,• three others mentioned in vise,. ' promise by hurtling up some cheap `e14l>--• 041. :and buil a cauliflower
and Kidney Troubles they have Leen (tonnes-0ml to heathen theins- 11 boarding house. from 1w.•nly to thirty minutes. When!
' .•s by an eRcrinf; of n rnrtlen to :'Lull 11' nil leoi')ing Mid •.Yi'(l(lu- "�" ten(1er trim oIt the topfrith Its'
no equal. Here is what 1 tliwlom iv FCC" uv(.d in th• se•nse in 1
Col" JIEN, flowery prat awl lay it. aside to use
•hem in sire:rice, ns tens rustonary. i
t• n whish rase 1he pnrtn!.ir.g of •such i •4e ire u e th" word ori"are•. to \ iota roan tens arc, cotttn Inter. Mesh the reinstitute'. anti rub
ER. GEO. H• SJ1tERVII.L�,el •-i_a;ntr` nn intelligently arras v) g y 3.� it through a puree sites. Thicken
c„ed mould nnuor..t 14) 0 r,•rognitier F g 1 Mlt. That is to say-. they have but
of Stewarten, N B., write•; "1 waw Ra of the heathen cod. The de+t.e Loety I•ri"ciptea, one quart (11 t,tilk with two table-,
K r e one story. And they are (ureter tell- ,l„)„ns butter ,lei tae of floss ceol-
trvubhsl wit:, a sora Luck 10011111 not ger. u'I$»iolly ill l:,t'•r tunes, ntlnch"d \t l Daniel had "ne„•ts•n"dili in img it. .•,I together. 8144!. .,1 11111 sm0nl11, ado
out of heti in the mornin” for over aye(ir. t resat innportnnre to di,•'nry Ines. 1n 11111 • is mss and rir•eame--in this point
i of a ix,, of 1knnn's Ki+iney Pills rind ; t ,, I'ii' I . xr"lied 1 h.• r••st. ilia s +s•ci1tJ —�--� t h • sifted caniill•,ae( sed senw)n to
g t low ash vont of the gr,nt sit- ;1 Mr. 'I'. Decte.•-Year (taught. r, whit 'lel': e" wash r.•l.' 1 !
brr•re i had them 'calf t *ken i e“,,1.1 see ry snit unr' rn erikn. I
art sten to-dat• ono tinny still lied : gift is 'minted out here ns inn -ethic-'
I sat deriving some benefit frel:n then, t.,ntipicuenslc ttlnr.•r! un the stades lure to the nnrrnti%r has just left the roam .rarce'v re- title in the Ilm•teret4 sari two or
!meat sold or the food served 1n that
establishment has been prepared in
compliance with the proper ritualis-
tic requirements. .
10. For why should he -The (iteral
rendering; of an Aramaic idiom
iii aning "lest he should.”
Faces. worse looking -Showing
marks of neglect and hunger.
Endanger my head with the king -
Literally, make my head guilty. that
is, Ming guilt. and the forfeit of life
upon pay head. The officer may have
feasts(' that the king would accuse
hint of having appropriated unto
himself funds or food intended for
the young men under his care.
11. Daniel had appealed first to
the chief of the eunuchs and had
gathered from his reply that he was
unwilling to himself assume the re-
sponsibility of granting the request,
though not necessarily viewing the
request itself tinfuvornbly. ile
therefore turns from the chief 't the
curtuchs to a subordinate officer who
has the immediate charge of himself
and his companions, and proposes to
hint that he make a temporary test
with vegetable diet. The experi-
ment proves successful and the royal
food is dispensed with altogether.
The stteen t•d-1 felt. "ilt►uun•lzar"-
Molzar being the title of some officer D1)N'"1' WO1(IIV.
or attendant of the court; but what
oflicer is intended is uncertain.
llnnaniale Mishael, and Azariuh -
Three intimate friends of Daniel who
were later cast. into the fiery fur-
nace at. the conuunnd of the king
and miraculously delivered from the
furnace by .Jehovah (comp. chap.
:I).
12. 'I'e'tt days -A round number of
days, leug enough to test the re-
sults of the proposed change in
diet. For a similar use of the ex-
pression compare (:en. Naive aur and
xxxi., 7,
1_et then -1'11e proper persons ap-
pointed for that purpose A Hebrew
idiom which in I nglish we :night
more properly express by using the
passive: "Ise there he given us."
false• -Vegetable food in general.
1:1. Daniel's prnpositiuit is that at
the ,
mi of a reasonable period of
tiuu•, during which they have been
permitted to lite on this simpler
Worrying over trifles is an indica-
tion of weakness. It is a confession
that we are 11ot equal to our daily
tusk, and that we have not the abil-
ity to cultivate and care for the lit-
tle share of nock Stith which we
have been entrusted.
Culamness, serenity, poise, and pow-
er to go through life without jar or
fret are characteristic of great ase
and true nobility. "When God shuts
n door 1le opens n window." A
world of sunshine and hos e is epito-
mie(l to this ituliaa prute•rb. '1'o
look out on the world with eyes
unc•Iteuded by shadows of fear or
doubt or worry; to go forward in
the spirit of love and trust, never
for an Instant wavering in faith or
hope: to resolve
"Never to look behind me for an
hour,
'1'o wait in weakness and to walk
in power,
But always fronting forward to
the light,'"
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into dice or thin slices. Butter a 'Ib clean asbestos in stoves and
pudding dish and put in a thin layer fireplaces that has become blac:leased
of buttered cracker crumbs, then the scatter salt over it and allow the
cauliflower stalks, and a sprinkling gas to burn for hal(-un-hour.
of salt, pepper, grated cheese, and i(sddish bars to a grate aro un -
bits of butter, then the flowerets sighly and should bo treated as fol -
and another layer of cheese and seas- lows: Yaint all theltrownlsh or red
comings and pour in mill: enough to
ono -half cup mnIik, ane -quarter tea- show near the top. Mix on( --hal( then
with lemon juice, let dry and
spoon salt, two and one half table- then Wackiead in the usual way.
teaspoon French mustard with the
slit oils molasses, ono egg. Mix and milk. Cover with a layer of hut- Feather heels should be placed In
sift flour, soda, and salt; add bran, tercd crumbs and bake about, fifteen the shade to air, and he well beaten
molasses, and Milk, tho egg well minutes. during summer days, but they should
beaten, or egg may be omitted. Bake never bo set. in the Sun, as it draws
in a hot oven in hot buttered gom out the oil and gives the beds an
pans. Useful as a laxative. unpleasant smell.
IIIN'rS FOR TIIi: HOME.
3luilhts.-One cup bread flower, one-
half cup milk, teaspoon baking pow-
der, whites two eggs, one teaspoon
salt, two tablespoons melted butter.
Mix and sift dry ingredients, add
milk gradually, whites well beaten,
and melted butter. Peke in moder-
ato oven in buttered gem pans. Lot
steed in oven after linking with door
ajar that crust may be dry and crisp
'Ifo be eaten hot or cold.
Egg in a Nest -Break egg and se-
parate
o-
parato yolk frorn white until stiff,
using a sliver fork, then add a few
grains salt. file on a circular piece
of toasted bread first dipped in boil-
ing salted water; make n depression
in center and drop in yolk. 11t•ko in
n moderate oven unlit dilicately
browned. Serve with tomato sauce.
Tomato Santee -Ono -half table-
spoon butter, one-third cup stewed
and strained toitiatoes, three-quarter
tablespoon flour, few grains salt, few
grains pepper. Itrott11 butter, add
flour, and stir until slightly browned,
then a(14 tomato gradually and stir
constantly until it bolls. Season
with salt end pepper. A few drops
0111011 juice is an improvement.
1)ry 'Toast. -Cut stale bread in one-
third inch slices and remove crusts.
('lace on wire toaster and hold over
clear tiro to dry one side, holding
Hume distance from cents; tern and
dry other side. hold 11011 rel' to
coals and color n );el(1en beaten first
on one side and t hen un t he other.
'Ulm moisture in the bread should
bo (nearly evaporated. thus snaking
the toast dry and crisp. if only
charnel on the outside nncl soft In
the inside it. forums in the stomach a
soggy. indigestible mass.
diet, n test of the results be stades is to Nike n long slop toward a ,y
and that the officer making the test h,n; py and successful life. WITH ('.\i'LII'LOWI•:Id•
n• gni c e( by lb,. out, The I e lookback constantly on post
Frit tors -Jinks the 118tIU1 fritter
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which tapes•' i plied when 1 nutdressed her. is site 11: ree Iables ,rams tvhi , r.1 err. nln.
4 1 bef,,re 1 had taken them all my b..at 1 I 1 i
war 0 K. and 1 have not been troubled Irsr dour of she;, and reel wire's* n a'ul which hinges largely upon this reserved? J(rs. Perelman -t think' \u I:rnlin.-- nnk awl he 11 n c11nli-
1•hort 11.•Flti•t: Hord, li tn.tnl,•I in j•IN'r'ial Gilt. itot. but I hate au idea that she's flower. \l hen Imelte trim of(
liatel ' I1 nglish Lesher. signie, ing thnt the 1 19. Cm Inwood with 1h"m -'fist is retiring. i the tender tops end est the stalks
For Polishing Mirrors. -Keep all
pieces of tissue paper, no matter how
crinkled, to polish ' rut•s and win-
dows.
When Boiling a Ilam. -To prevent
dryness a ham should he left in the
water in which it is boiled until
perfectly cold.
Stoves and ranges should he kept
free from soot in all compartments.
A dirty clogged hot sir passage will
prevent any oven from baking well
or the water from heating.
Clocks should be wound regularly
and never allotted to rut clown; such
neglect. injures the works. When
making a clock the correct time,
never put back the hands, for it
greatly weaken,' the tt•orke,
'Ifo Set Milk or Crcani.-Tho milk
should be poured into shallow pans
directly after it is milked, for, it al-
lowed to cool first, of be agitated
by being carried to tt distance, it
(foes not throw up so much cream.
The most useful gurgle for sore
throats is water just as hot. ns one
i can use it. This cleanses the throat
besides stimulating it.
Fust boiling hardens Meat, even
the most tender, nn(1 the reason is
this: Excessive heat tames the al-
bumen in the meat to become solid,
so solid, indeed, that the heat can-
not penetrate to the interior.
Brightly painted toys should be
avoided when choosing presents for
small children, for one hears of cases
of poisoning from paint, and nothing
iH more likely to cause this than con-
tinually sucking a new and highly -
cherished toy.
A broom, when not in use, should
always be placed in n holder to fit
it. 'Those who wish to make ono
should place two large screws into
the wall about two inches apart.
Drop Sho broom between these,
handle downwards, and it will weer
a very long while.
'To Clean a Black Dress.-1ioi1 a
handful of fig leaves in a quart of
water t111 reduced to a pint. Spread
the material on a clean cloth on sp
deal table and with a brush clipped
in the abate solution rub the spots
and stains.
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..FOR...
Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Colic, Stomach Cramps, Cholera
Mor bus, Cholera Infantum,
Seasickness,
Summer Complaint.
cnd el Looseness of the Bowels In
Children or Adults.
DR. FOWLER'S
Extract u:
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Wild strawberry,
is an instantaneou3 cure. It 1:as been
used in thousandi of homes for sixty
years, and has never fail_d to give
satisfaction. Every home should
have a bottle so as to be ready in
case of emergency.
1•iRs. (GEORGE N. IiARVRV, Reaeneath. Ont., writes:
"i can recommend Dr. Fowler's Ettract of \Plitt Straw-
berry as the best medicine 1 have ever used for
Di:errh re amt all summer complaints. 1 always keep
it in tbo house and praise it highly to all ray friends." es
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