Exeter Times, 1905-11-09, Page 7CURRENT EVENTS
A meeting of grout interest and.
perhaps of grout importance In the
religious world will Juke place be-
ginning Nuv. 15, when representa-
tives of Me -sly -f..••: den.,u,inatiunr,
having un agar:gate membership of
18,000,(1(10 persons will aseemblt+ to
New York for the purpose of confer-
ring on the advisability and feasi-
bility of forming a federation of all
the Protestant churches in America.
The plan of drawing all Protestant
churches together in this manner was
lee haps suggested by the example of
the Presbyterians, who herrt now in
a fair way to get together as a ted -
ere% Ludy.
The union of the various and some- on the way to becoming the greatest
times warring sorts of Protestantism kingdom of that clay. In spite of were to be taken uwuy (rem the Winslow boothiag Syrup for Chit -
into one great, homogeneous church ; his nearness to God (and lie teas physical world, then chaos would deer 'Teething. It will relieve the
spoken of by the Almighty as ";t tomo again. ' pooc• little suflorer immediately. Do-
man after God's own heart"), with He (iw•eils, too, in the society of fend upon it, mothers, there le no
riches and honors pouring in upon men, molding surely -i(. perhaps, ; ptistake about lt. It cures Diarrhoea,
hire -David fell into a fearful sen- slowly-tho general trend Of act acdircgulates the stomach and bowels,
soul sin, which drew other sins in word and thought, using men for the cures Wind Colic, salters the Gums,
instruments of reduces Inflammation, and gives tons
sn:1 energy to tho whole system.
"Iles. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
And it is not too much to say that, children teething is pleasant to the
weak and imperfect and bad as social taste and is the prescription of one
and commercial life seems to be in of the oldest and best female pilled -
some of its phases, vet if the holy ;' cians and nurses in the United
Spirit were to withdraw from It States. Price twenty-five cents a
T1113 DIVINE PRESENCE
rlen Feel It Within Them, Assisting,
Suggesting and Elevating
Cast me not away from Thy pros- I world, in the spiritual and in tho ill -
once and take not Thy spirit from i teticctual world.
ate.-1'saltee ii. 11. 11e it is who brought order out of
With large advantages, large possi- I chaos, ill 1 hose times immediately
bilities, large knowledge of right and 'following the creation of world mat -
wrong, the soul that lives on the • ter. He (Neils still within the phy-
higher planes when it dues fall into ,steal world, conserving its order and
sin suffers at once the keenest re- its harmonious progress, restraining
been used by millions of u,uthcrs for smooth. Pat and roll out, cut into
gret and lungs to intake the fullest "rho slurs iu their courses," ,teary_ . their children while teething. If des- small cakes and hake in a moderato
rest itutiun. ing about in appointed sequence the
;turboct at night and brakes of y)ur even.
Such was David, the King of ]s- seasons -fructifying, storing, con - !rest byla sick child suffering and cry. Sponge Cake with fruit Sauce.-
racl, at a time when Israel was well sutaluating tiro earth's fruits. And ing w•itit pain of Cutting Teeth, send Cut a loaf of fresh sponge rake into
if it were possible, and His potter at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. rather thick slices and lay these on
enty years" (.ler. 25. 11). A prom-:************
ase of future restoration was also de-
finitely given. "After seventy yeas3
aro accomplished for Bebe -Ion I will 1-1
OM
visit you and perform uty goud word
toward you in causing you to return
to this place" (Jer. 29. 10). Che
seventy years must be counted net
from the final destruction of .leru'•x-
lcnt fu 5811 B. C., but from the time tiI:LF("1'1;U taxi PESS
of the leading into captivity of •Ic-
hoiuchin and the principal men of Ging, r Cakes. -Mix and sift to -
Judah with hint lo 597, from the gether six cups Hour. two table -
time of which even onward the con- spoons ginger, one tablespoon 80(10.
dialer of Judah was one of absolute Heat ant•-hul( rum lord or hurter,
selvitutiu to Buhvlunict' one cug, New Orleans molasses and
-♦ ono cup brown sugar until boiling.
FOR OVER SIYiY YLARS. Tffire• d110 cup o
sourake crearomnt (alined pourogradd(1ually intof
etre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has the (lour ttaixt ee, beating until
E•
bas been dreamed of and advocated
more or less over since the reforma-
tion. ?tinny Protestants have always
conccde(i that it would be a good
its !snit, and as his position was
thing, but no (tenant inat ion has
very high and he was very near to
shown n disposition to make such
ivory
so his fall was in olTeet the
conce•ssiens in regard to organize -greater, and his self-abasement the
time creed, and teaching as it would !arose earnest.
be necessary for all to make before Psalm Itead rhinowhwich holeho ofHithatrers tift;y-ficepl:st
rho t+
it would he possible for such a union sorrow of his great heart, and cries �r
to take place. They have professed for pardon and pleads the •liviee His energizing, sanctifying, conserv-'bottle. Sold by all druggists through.
a willingness to unite, but such has promise, and declares his own pro -ling power the whole stela' fabric; out the world. 13e surd and ask for
mise. • would totter to its fall. 1' Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup.".tactly or avowedly made union con- In the Christian church also (list
ditional upon such terms as no other holt DAVID WAS AF'R:\ID• power is present. rendering the divine'
would accept. Considerable of the The Proud king of a proud nation will and tho divine judgments' ARGUING WITH THE TURK.
was all trembling before the king of through the mouths and persons of
ITIS (GRACIOUS ACTS.
old spirit still exists and complete
fusion would be as impracticable
now as it was in the past.
all heaven and earth. Ire fears the His ministers and servants -teaching,
loss of the divine favor and help, uplifting, upholding.
and cries out: "Cast me not away And what. said St. Paul to the
from Thy presence, and talc not 'thy
Holy Spirit from rte." It is the cry
A Traveller's Experiences in Mace-
donia.
ChrisLiuns nt. Corinth, by any of After the last Macedonian upris-
in'. under Saraflov had been put
rebuke and reminder 1t hen some had down, relief expeditions were sent by g y way.
1'eder,1l ion is practicable because of fear; but a fear inspired by %via- fallen into licentiousness: ''What, due klin s. c the remove
it melee- possible union without dotal and high character, 1Know ye rot that your body is tLo:I:nglnnd •into rho Bnikuns, •carrying
from the ducks the onions and ap-
prot•istons for the inhabitants of the
All men ought to be very fearful of • temple of the Holy Ghost., tubo is in pies, which are to be used for the
fusion. Irotestants agree concern- losing the divine favor of being de -!you, which ye have of God?" For burned villages and medical supplies purpose only of imparting a little
1 ' f 1
flavor to the birds, and of absorb-
ing. if need be. any strong flavor of
the ducks.
Frozen Peaches with Ice -Cream. -
Large firm peaches should be chosen
for this. Teel carefully and cut each
in half. Pack in an ice cavo or
freezer for two or three hours. until
well frappe. Have ready round of
sponge or angel cake. Lay o10 of
the peach halves un oath 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 peachst0ne.
Ripe Tomatoes. Pickled. - Wipe
carefully one peck of smooth, ripe
tomatoes and pack them into a jar,
sprinkling them as they aro peeked
with one cup of Slado's Pickling
Spice. Scald one gallon (or enough
to cover the tomatoes) of strong
cider vinegar and pour over the to-
matoes; cover closely and let. stand
three days. Pour off the vinegar,
scald and return to the tomatoes
Atter three days repeat the process,
then set aside for six or eight weeks.
a plate. Cook in a rich syrup flav-
ored with nutruschin0, diced pine-
apple. or any chosen fruit, and when
this is cold moor over the cake.
Surround with a border of whipped
creant and serve U.S 10 m as possible.
The cake should nut 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 more than a minute; indeed,
they need not be cooked at all. Cut
them in small pieces and stir into
the syrup when it Is cool.
(toasted 'i)ucklings.-('lean the
births thoroughly. put into each one
an onion and app1:• cut in halves,
dredge with flour, salt and pepper,
and rc•ast about twenty minutes, ac -
milling to size. Baste from time
to time with melted butter. 'fake
out the bird, when done. Into the
pan in which they were roasted pour
a little stock. thick -.'n this with
browned flour, add a dozen olives
chopped and serve as a sauce for the
ing most points. 'There aro no dif- preyed of the grace of the holy the Holy Spirit dwells in the indivi- ..ul clot or t luso to (lest
5 .0 tt, nerd. In "the Burden of the. Ilal-
ferences between them regarding the f • and if some fail to find in; dual and performs His great. work -
themselves that peculiar fear it •save when the individual utterly re-' kens," T1iss Durham, one of the re -
seems that the reason is in a general l jeers flim.
all wish to disseminate the truthslack of information and understand-! We can .800 111 some people's faces, 1 with the warring factions.
of Christianity as widely as possible Lig in regard to the work and power and in their aetiens, the proof oil "'This unhappy land," explained
and there are no considerable vari- of that Holy Spirit. ithat. divine presence. 'They (tel llim one Moslem official. "is given over
antes between theta concernin the For it is hardly to be expected within thein, assisting, sl test•sting, to the devil. You see his work
g that a thinking being would do such elevating. The best of things of everywhere. 'rhe Moslems are break -
best ways of doing this work. Peder- things as could insure only the loss ;life are 'Itis work, the greatest bene- ing the commandments of the Pro-
ation would enable thein to inculcate of something he knew to be priceless. 'fits done by man are Ilis work. We phet and the wrath of God is upon
the doctrines which they all nccopt, Men are careless about their reli-, must learn more of Him and we shall , them. 'bey are drunken; they kill
to ac•colnplish the objects they all gious. Men are careless about their' trust Him the more and value IIin1, one another as well us Christians.
religious life and shout their rela- I the more. During these days of our When a Christian is killed 1 speak to
aim at, much more effectively with tion to the Holy Spirit, mostly be- !probation we shall he wise to plead them like this:
a given sten of mun:•y and a given cause they do not fully understand • for His continued presence. "Cast " 'Why do you strike this scan? Ho
expenditure of effort than they are who the holy Spirit Is and what Heinle not away from 'shy presence, and did nothing to you.'
hue done and is doing in the physical take not Thy holy spirit from me." " 'I struck him because he is an
able to now, and that without sac -
unbeliever.'
rilicing any of their denominational " 'Why do you strike an unbeliev-
peculiarities of creed or organiza- Stiffened his neck -Was stubborn err
tion. Tho federation would carry on " 'Because I wish to kill them
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
and proud.
Hardened his heart -Literally. all.'
the work in regard to which all were strengthened his heart. That is, b.'- " 'Do you wish rho land to bo all
agreed. Each church would be au- INTERNATIONAL LESSON, canto altogether fixed in his purpose Moslem?'
tononrous in respect to matters as SEPT. 3. and determination not to huinl.le " 'Of course I do.'
(o which thorn was not complete .himself before (God nor to follow the " 'But du you not understand that.
agreement. It would seem there
could hardly bo any doubt among
Protestants sed the friends of Pro-
testantiten as to the deeirnbllity of
organization along these lines. •
Lesson X. The Captivity of Ju- advice of his prophet Jeremiah, to what you do is contrary to thewill
dah. Golden Text, Num. surrender to Nebuchadrezzar. of God? i)o you think you are more
32. 23. 14. Polluted the house of Jehovah powerful than Ile? If every Chris-
--9'o what awful extent and in what thin were killed the land would be
LESSON %VOItD STUDIES. manner is indicated in the following' almost without people. Who are
Neto--'I'hesn Word Studies are bas- passage: "For both prophet awl you, who think you can arrange the
ed on the text of the Revised \ur-`Priest ; yea, in my house have 11 world?'
31011. found t heir w•icketiness, saith ,lollov-+ "Then 1 give hint a handful of
The Find. -In the year 597 Ncbuca- ' ah In the prophets of .l urusnleul i clay, and say, "Take t hat and make
It is an interesting question whe- adrezzar had sent •)ehoiacht6, to- ; else I have seen a horrible thing; it into a Moslem. 1linke it into a
e • ther the proposed federation, if of- 'gether with many of tho noblest o(, they commit adultery , and walk in ! Moslem, 1 say, at erect'
fected, would not prove the first stop tat., Jeos, into exile in Babylonia.I lies; and they strengthen the h,ul,ls� •Ila is ns.tonixhed and says hr. can -
In so doing and in exacting front of evildoers, so that none doth re ,trot do it
toward a complete union. Taint it I. � !turf, from his wickedness: they aro cal
'The •'I ho Lord elected all the pee-
edekiuh, whom placed ho on the of them become unto n10 us Bodoni,
Would bring about. a better under- I throne of Jerusalem, a solemn oath ples of the world thus with clay by
standing between the various church_ of allegiance he evidently considered
nu rrah" (,ler. 23. 1 1, 14: comp. auto
(land the inhabitants thereof as (lo- n miracle,' I say to him. 'and you,
Jer. 7. 9-11; 1 ek. 8.:-131).
15. His messengers-•leremiah, Eze-
kiel, l'rijah, ilabakkuk, and other
` and h exclusive v
f ur uon !peweeewer of resistance which he had un-
ri
hets.
r , Rising e
ed 1 t t t u► r
!their awn seems probable. That it . fe,iestimnt, and sea rely hitd o g, ( early and sending -Imply -
their returned with his army into llablon:a ing the urgency and importance of
would lend in the neer future to ac- !before this remnant of tho nation at the message and the earnest soli' l-
tunl coalescence seem.. improbable, .1(eu elem were again planning the tude of Jehovah who did not fail to
Widespread religious revolutions are oe
vrthrow of foreign supremacy. worn end instruct his people l,y
Iik
es and cause them to look with more
the hunlilietion of the kingdom of
Pas Judah sufficient to render it. harm -
tolerant eyes upon each other's pIless in the future. The Jews, how-
cuiiarit ies of dogma and worship lever, had a stubbornness and a
mot so easily or speedily brought to Y.t•d,•kiuh himself, us we have seen in means of the messengers he sent to
(- tornwr 105,4011. Wt18 above all weak , them both early and lnte.
pass. !anti vacillating. and finally yielded to I 16. Mocked tho irssseugers-How
----4.-- i the persuasions of his chief advisers 1 Jeremiah was imprisoned, beaten,
IIKALTH HINTS. Iand of the king of ISgypt and, break- and threatened with death we have
ling his oath. again declared tho :rt- seen in a previous lesson. l'rijah is
For Round Shoulders -if von are • dependence 01 Judah frunt Babylonia. reported in ,tor. 2(1. 20-28 to have
round shouldered try sleeping; with- 111 580 11 (7•., after a siege of ono been put to death, and of the fate of
out a pillow for a while, or at leastand a halt years, Nebuchudneezar i Habakkuk, who naso lived during the
09e a Vat tie. ;genie took Jerusalem. captured the Chaldean period, nothing is 1'now:1 pv, 01' dors the paper not say?"
Ism.a Sick headache -The juice of fleeing king, blinder! him, and sent teem).!lab. 1. 6). --
hail a lemon in a tencup of strung him in chn1118 to Itahylun. The t17311' 17. ('hul.eans-The land of K81(10, in her will an 01(1 18(1y has desiro:1
black coffee. without sugar, is an Isle, the royal pu181'. 1111( all of the (r which the nature Chaldean is de -
her cut, her "oldest 1111( truest
excellent torr, • nr.05t buildingcs in the city Nero burn- rived, lay southeast of Bah}lupin a+1 friend," to be shot um1 bur•ie(1 with
To Prevent a ('old -Warm baths 1(l The walls of the city were in a the seacoast. it became a Part' ( her. Such touchingdevotion to old
should be taken just before retiring. large part turn down, and 50,00 aha Itabyluninu empire, and the friends is, fortunately for calx, rare.
1f token during; (he (Inv. exercise for •t,etenty or more of the higher officers (Malayans not only furnished the
-
s few ntnnteet3 vigorously. 'I'nke • 11t111 nobility were executed. Others early dynasty of Babylon, but also ('oenoisseur-"1 tell you what it 18,
the (.01(1 bath in the morning. as it • f the remaining iihehitnnts suffered migrated in large numbers into Bale:- M'i)nub, those ostriches aro simply
Is an itt'igor•ater for tat' entire date
exile, and only n mull remnnlit of tonin. The (wieder of the new linl,a- superb, yon shouldn't paint any- cooked fond. This may be an inno-
Fo' Burns -Nothing is better for the poorer classes were left in the Ionian kingdom. Snbopulnssn3. w03 n thing but birds." Artist (disgust- nation in the country. Thr family
burns than the white of an egg. it illy• Instead of n king a governor, Chaldean, and from his time the ed) -'"Those are not ostriches; they nr.e accusteme,l to sit down nt table
excludes all air, thus erste the . 1•. at'( nppoiated, (Gelialiuh, n trust•:(, term ('holden was used to designate are camels."
g( and Ont heartily of fried runt, fried
pain, nue prevents inflammation.
it tend of .lerrtninh, who utnde his the whole of Babylonia.
A fete drops of lnuaenurn, heated it Jlizpah. 1'inully (ieduliail w.ts sen for this dire punishment is teat -
Slightly, with the sante qul►utity of i�pondered by a revengeful prince of ed be Ezekiel ns follows: "'Cho ini-
sweet oil, is also an almost sure i the house of David, but the usurpers, ' salty of the house of Israel and of
cure for earache. it should be fearing the revenge :►f the 1labelun-,.ludtth is exceeding great, and the
dropped into the ear, carefully, and 1fans fled into l aypt. 'theaged Jere- land •is full of blond, and the city fell
plugged in with cottoil. Itti1111 was against his will taken with ,of wresting of judgment: for they
Camphor is very useful to freshen ;1h18 party. say. Jehovah hath forsaken the land,
the air of a sick room. Put n plec • Verso 11. %edeklah-Compare lees- . and Jehovah seOth not" (tack, t).
on nn (141 saucer, 811(1 on it lay the 801. Word 81101101 ui preceding lee- 9) The panishinent itself is de -
point (•t n red-hot poker, when its son. stinted nu re in (lentil in verses 1-8,
fumes will quickly fill the room. F;evcn years --Front II. C. 597 to 10, 11 of F:zek. 9.
I'hysicines are advocating the use t86. IS. All the ''essels--The spolilti'►n
of pure olive oil for weak lunges. It 12. itunthled not himself before of the temple and city is thus made
N, (rids ((lir to take the piece of cod- Jet•eminh-The prophet had steadily ,•e,nplete by the currying away of
liver oil, avid is •thneghl by many
• pleasanter to take. Olives. ns a
. food, are considered very strengthen-
ing for those with lung troubles.
Don't think of the complexion only
$ • grid fear tan and freckles; they can
be removed. Tho sun is one of the
most efficient of all surgical methods
in treatment of morbid growths. as
wnrls, moles, and nil nnrasitical
skin dasense. Don't be afraid of
sunshine. Curative powers are in
the chemical rays of the sun, and
they rejuvenate.
you cannot even make of it one
Moslem; yet you would destroy the
Lord's work.'
"Then he is ashamed. 1t is thus
one must speak to sueh mcn
The
clay and the words -that they under-
stand."
Individual nrgurnenl of 111nt sort
ploy seers to be a slow wry of bring -
in • ,carte into the Itnlkans-►•u f
t L 1
6 1
the words and the clay hold out it
may be done
Mr. lvellnce (impressively) -"Ah,
here is another 8tery of a man who
killed himself because his hone. was
unhappy." Mrs. %v I I c,• (v
wocUV)-
"And diel that stake his house hap-
IIINTS 'CO HODUSEKEEPEiRS.
I'or a beautiful (lower centrepiece
fill a glass bowl with carbonated
water and immediately arrange in it
nasturt lune; with plenty of leaves.
The flowers will soon be covered
with sparkling dew, presenting the
coolest appearance.
Heliotrope, which is so hard to
keep fresh, should have the leaves
stripped from the stalks as soon as
it Le cut. Greenery can be •nixed
with the llerwers afterwards. Poppies,
very fragile blossoms, should have
the ends of the sterns seared with a
lighted Match or candle before being
placedto
in water.
'1'o dip broth or soup from the ket-
tle move forward to the hot part
of the range. making the soup poll
furiously. This raises a large bub-
bler(
11. of pot from
in
the middle
which ti cupful of soup at a tlnlo
may be dipped out -tile fat all goes
to the sides of the pot.
The practice of letting little chil-
dren rum barefoot is a very danger-
ous one. 11 we could be sure that
there were no nasty nnils or bite of
might l ri ht.
glass around it n all g
Even an ordinary scratch corning in
contact with tetnnux germs aright
lend to very serious results. Clothe
your boy's feet in light -weight, cot-
ton stockings and roomy, stout -
soled shoes (or sandals).
Serve ((sale ripe fruit for the first.
cotir•sc far breakfast ns at other
men's. At sanitariums the patients
are VXperled to ref fruit before the
LeadqunrteIs not at .1erusaletn, but Slew -had no c•utupnssion-The ren -
nn, Consistently advised 'Ledekinh to all the things of value which rennin -
submit anti surrender to the Baby- ed An curlier spoliation had al -
1010008 (romp. Jer. 21. 1-7: :I 1. 8- ready tobbe•1 the temple of the
2'2; :37. 1-10; 17; 3M. 17-2:1. But greater part of its more valuable vet.
the vacillating king though frequent- nets (comp. verse 10).
1y asking the advice of the prophet, 20. To him and his 80158 until the
pnttly through fear of his princev reign of the kingdom of l'ersia-
t.;uu partly throi:i h elusive hopes of Three kings succeeded Nebuchadrezzar
ultimate relief fro)n Egypt, could on the throne of Babylonia before tho
never bring himself to surrender. establishment of the Persian rule by
13. King Nebuchndnezzar- The Gyrus. Of these three kings the
more correct spelling substitutes an first. Evil-merodnrh, ass the son 1:
✓ for nn 11 in this name. 'This was Nebuchadreeser. The ween!, Nerig-
Nehuchadreesar 11, son and successor llssar, seems to have been his son -in -
of Nabopolassor. He was 1•. Ing • f low, though a usurper. Whether the
Babylon from 604 to T(C2 B. C. third, Nnhonidns, was a lineal rt -4-
Had mado blur swear-•t'.?ektel also ce11dant of the royal house 18 not
def nitoly known.
21. Word of Jehovah by he
mouth of .Ierernttih-''And this whole
land shall be n desulatinn and en
astonishment; and these oativng
shall serve the king of Babylon stove'
Mother-'' There Nero two apples mentions this oath of fidelity: "And
in the cupboard, 'I'omtny, and Low , he took of the seed royal, and mado
there is only one. Bow's that?a
'P.nnny (who sees no way of escape)
"Nell. ton. it was so dark In there
Z didn't see the other.'
n covenant with him; he also brought
him under an oath, and took away
the Inig47, 01 1.110 104$1% .(gook 11.
The Kind Von Have Always Bought, and which has heel
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre c
and bas been made under his per
sonar supervision since its infauo'
• Allow uo ono to decelve you in thli
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are bu
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health o
Infants and Children -Experience ug. last Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castor's is a harmless snbstittlto for Castor 011, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 1
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Irarcotit
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrho3a and Wim
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatioi
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates th(
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea -Tito Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAI
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hage Always B
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TM[ CICMTAVM CONI.MY. TT Nn,111AV MEW Y01111 CITT.
or boiled potatoes, and strong coffee I Tho symptoms produced by
and then have little desire for fresh substances may he extremely
berries, apples, peaches and other and comprise intense gastr
fruit in its season. The strength vomiting, intestinal dist
recuperated by the rest of the night burning thirst, conatrictio
must largely be expended in digest- throat, and oftentimes
ing hearty, unsuituble food, whereas of sight, such as hazy a
as much as possible should bo in re- vision. In marked cases
serve for the day's labor. great prostration and we
Mice may he used at the noon meal the heart, which may last
in place of potatoes, it has a Medi- I The practical lesson to b
cinal value in the season when bowel from a consideration of the
disturbances are more or less preva- bilities is the necessity for
lent. Ileus care in the handling o�
Pineapple juice is delicious flavor- I things intended for table use.
ing to use in whipped cream. This perishable foods must be con
will be found worth trying with the as quickly as possible, and
cake (.runnb8. Mix cream and crumbs 'never be left out of tho i
exactly as directed for the maple !longer than is absolutely n
cream, but flavor with pineapple in- Canned foods should bo ontir
stead, and have slices or bits of moved from the tin as
pineapple at the bottom of the dish opened, and nothing that is i
and also on top. to bo eaten should ever bo
to stand unprotected from t
A Fi•%W PICKLE RECIPES. The air is constantly swarmi.
bacteria and mold spores, wh
admirable conditions for aro
the dishes prepared for tho
stomach, and often give ri
production of the poisons
tion. Lastly, every article
tinned or otherwise, tha:
abnormal in appearan •.
odor should be discard
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Mrs. Ilarker-"Sh
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Pickled Cauliflower. -Take good
white heads, break in pieces, and
boil for ten minutes in rather strong
salt water. Takia out the pieces and
lay on a towel to chain: when cold,
put in n jar and cover with hot
vinegar in which has been boiled a
few whole cloves.. sticks of cinnamon
and a dash of cayenne pepper.
Sweet Pickles. -()ver steamed fruit
of any kind pour a hot. syrup mado
of three pounds sugar and one pint
vinegar fur every seven pounds fruit..
Spice to taste nifty be added to the
syrup, preterahly tied up in a thin
bag.
Curried 'cd (n11i
6 awer.tihr
ed and
steep In brine two days, drain dry,
and put in a pan of vinegar in
which three ounces carry powder per
quart has been steeped for three
dnvs. Ltt con(0tonhoil.
An Excellent Mustard fickle. -One
quart ripe cucuntbets, cut line, also
one quart small green cucumbers,
one quart green tomatoes, one largo
cauliflower, six green peppers all cut
line; 11(1.1 one quart small onions. Put
all in a week brine for twenty-four
,.
hours; drain, and buil a few.nilutea
in equal parts of vinegnr and water;
drain again, and pour over the
pickles n dressing tondo as follows:
'1'nke six tablespoons tau•iI, one
tablespoon turmeric, one and a half
cups white sugar, on• cup flour, and
one-quarter pound mustard seed;
mit, and add two qun►•t% hest vine-
gar; e(-ok, and pour over the
pickles.
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There etre many ways in which
foodstuffs rutty give rise to more or Teri *,ratan slid as eaeg►
less !serious disturbances of health, lie take asoe:gsr.
and it is pert iculauly during the s FOR I ?MACNM
FOA DIZZINESS.
suntlner weather that such accidents ,BARTERS
are likely 10 happen. Official exnit-
inati0ltA are constantly revealing (y _� I'VE
how widespread is the prnrtice of
adding preservatives or adulterants
IVEp
to viands of all sorts, teal though - PI6iJ.
it roust be admit tcd that in tunny
instances these lauhstnnces are by
their nature or the sntnllnc,s of the
quant it les used conlparnt ively harm-
less, still in the majority of cases
the ronditions are such ns to reveler
their presence c•Xlremely undesirable.
But entirely apart f•orn these, se-
vere 11111018 not Infregnently follows
the use of certain common foods. In
animal tootle, extremely poisonous
Pranciples celled ptomains easily ap-
pear ns the result of bacterial • ac-
tivity, and 818y cause wholesale ill-
ness.
Dairy prodeete are especinlly prone
to such chnnges, and if not properly
cared for nifty develop tyrotoxicon, or
cheese [•Olson, a substance that is
not rare in fro -cream, while hotel -
Pon Is a aerates form of ptomnin-
poivoning following the rating of
Minted inent or sallxago.
Fish and shell -fish afield shriller
products, a specially 'widow; poison
named mytilotuxin having been is0-
into(1 from mussels, and canned
thugs ore also often offenders in
this way.
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