Exeter Times, 1907-03-28, Page 6•
BSOLUTE
SECUR1TYm
Genuine,.
Carter's
Little Liver Piis.
SORROW AND PAIN
How Much That Is Lovliest in Humanity
Do We Owe to Them.
And we knew that ail things work to- right world? There can be no freedom
where there tc ('nferced righteousness,
l.o manhood \\h,'re there is no moral
responsibility. No one is to blame for
the wrong but ourselves and no one can
remedy the wrong tut ourselves. Il is
not a spectacle to l,(' deplored; it i5 (i
C(:rldilion crying ak,11(1 on everything
that is high and nebte in us to iimu-se
ourselves and remedy it.
But \vh:it of s.,rro5vs caused by death
and those things Lcyond our power IO
effect? \\"flat of the ticrce struggle
against the forces of nature? Our o" 11
t:eerts are answering the question. As
the years give new perspective to (•ur
sorrows, even our bereavements. Iluw-
ers of comfort are seen springing up
in their ways and the sweet perfume
of sympathy is in the air because here
\VL HAVE SHED 7.EAIHS TOGI I'IIElt
flow much that is sweet and gentle
and lovely in all our humanity do '•:e
whiner [Gr good to thein that love
It.,rmans via., 28.
Nuu
,-
Noman 'travels far without utett.ng
pain. If it lay not its henvy hand un
him, it \wrings his sympathies fur an -
Must Sear Signature of other. Here is the void at the table or
1Ii4• hear•ihside; here the father gone
v iii the family left Lo ,truggle alone,
liert' the one who must Fear the tuck-
ing pain te:r ling years, 1111(1 there the
mother breaking her heart over the way-
ward child. On every soul sensible to
life Owls, is a deep and weary record
of sorrow.
1l is easy, when skies are fair and life
seems n pleasant song. to sing of the
goodness of the \losi High: 11 is hard
to believe there is any heut•t In the uni-
verse 'vhe:m sorro5v, sickness, or death
tenches us, when adversities beset the
(.lith where honest feet nm•c trending.
when Ile, long sli•uggle \with disease at
last love the heart in despair.
The problem Is wider than an filth- mve 10 ••,rro\\• and pain. Love 'sewer
videal one. is this a right world wllet•e reached its perfeetion u11!il permitted to
millions must 'Oil as no more Chau suffer fr,r another. Families and hfAnd-
beasts of burden, where it costs us ail ships are bound faster together by the
8( much of life tol miake n bare living, breaches in their circles. All that. the
--- -- '\here pride unO lust continue to blight w-ord comfort means to US We owe to
WAIN OF SENDING LETTERS. Hie lives of ninny, where the beauty and our griefs.
bee PaaSlmIIo Wrapper Below.
vary small .am as oast
So tabs as ssgaalt,
Solt, AAI NE
rel btu
t�ak��
FOR OluQNNts*.
FON TONPIN LIVEN.
CARTER8
II * CONSTIPATION.
' FON SALLOW =KIN.
FON TNECOMPUIIOR
Saisistria U yY.r MA,. rart,t,
st't s4 tea. —
CURL SICK HEADACHE.
joy of life are unknown to children, Richer tar than the things we have
Post of SI. Kilda- Newspapers Carried where glad laughter and ioiig,► are lost has !cell the heart wealth acquired
drowned in through our losses. Had we been able
in Plaster Busts.
THE CRL'SIf OF COMMERCE, t(1 keep ill we have gained or to gain
Letters by airship are the latest nov- all we have desired, how barren and
where the hearts of many are crushed empty "'oukJ our hearts and ntenlories
la: make the iniquitous ease of a few? Ue.
As sweetness has come to life from
our pain, so hag strength conte from
cur struggle 'vitli nature. Out of this
echoer' has come character. \\-herr lite
has been hardest inen have been hardi-
est in manhood. This loom of lite seems
tc treat us harshly, but it is not by
!nuking at the loots that we shall un-
der:t(1d its work, the finished pattern
justifies the process; al; will be seen to
have ileen well worth (Mille in view of
the good end, than .glorious and great
oily of the French postal system. Last
trrunth 41 party of military aeronauts as-
cended from :e\teuduln and steered for the It would be blind folly to answer that
V ar Office at Paris. \\'lien over the everything is right as it 1c, or to de -
building the airship was hrought to a c:n1 : that this is the world ns divine
1:all find n k•tler addressed lo the Min- love has designed it. First of all, on
Wei' for War. ('(n, H(111141114 dropped us all rests the magnificent response
from the car. Through !heir glasses the slily to make this a right world. 11 will
rlerOIal)fs \t•ittched the missive in its hewer become better by divine decree.
descent. and as soon as it had been \world thus compelled to be absolute -
secured turned the aerostat and made ly right would not be right at all. 41
(heir way back to Meudon. rrtsl be morally right, because we will
A very ingenious method is employed it to be, or not at all. if improvement
t(► facilitate the delivery of letters to the crones it will be because we light our
islands of the Tonga group in the Pa- own lusts and overcome our sins.
eine. 'These island;, guarded as •they Are we praying; for an automatically
are by dangerous rocks and breakers,
Fat's I.c)ndon Til -Bits, arc' tii111cu11 anal --
hazardous of near opproach, and \vorlld
011011, were the ordinary outline of de -
1111E S.LESSON
S.
1.5 e1 y
employed. have 10 go lettcrless.
'1'c obviate this the steamer that carries
the mails is supplied with skyrockets,
Ly means of which letters are -projected
•
1441r41s5 the ((anger zone unto the shore. INTEIt\ATHONAI. LESSON,
During the winter, when St. Kilda 11.11'(:11 31.
has no direct communication with the
mainland. the Inhabitants deposit their
letter:, in small buoys of 41 peculiar,
shape. These tire• then thrown into the Lesson N111. Easter Lesson. Golden
sell. and are by the currents carried I.) 'text: 1 ('.or. 15. 20.
Ihc mainland, where they are rescued
hc,rlt the waves and their contents mak- TILE LESSON W0111) STUDIES.
en t„ Ihc• nearest post office. A float- Based on the text p[ the Revised Ver -
cask,
post office, consisting of n paintedcion.
c;lsl,, is attached hy chains to t10 rocks (:ori:Ole-The Doctrine of the itesur-
et the exti9•me ix(imt of 'Cerra del File -
go. rection. --The city of Corinth \vas in the To this strange office, which is time of our Lord and during; the decades
limier the joint protection of all nations, immediately following. the capital of an
every passing ship sends a boat to post inIpurtnnl Ionian province, and as such
and collect letters. was 11'01 lhly in ninny resp>f'ctc urate en-
ingA. O'Shea relates how Baraine, dor- portant even 11)411 Athens itself. 11 was
lags the siege of Metz, sent a message Ike centre of government and cotnnlr•ree,
through the enemy's lines. A young 4411(1 of the actual busy life of the1'oe.enrr, 'S hn volunteered for the ((ilii-1111t1
people. Paul visited (:oriiith on
cull task, Bast one of his teeth drawn his first European Mission tour (Arts 18.
end an artificial one. In which was n 1-15). Hill once sa\5 the strategicalt.c,ike\v, substituted. 111 this was placed1-15).
of the city as a centre from which
a quill, "nit' which was a despatch 111 the influence of u strong Christian church
cipher. retitle' by photography to rnl- might radiate. Ills lirst converts in-
eroscopi.' n)inuteness• dated bo11i Jews 011d (;reeks ; but in the
church which he organized the Gentile
element largely predominated. The
probable date of Paull', first leiter to the
Corinthians is 57 A. U.
In no other pas -age in the N. '.v I'es-
tument is tete Christian doctrine of glia
re:m•r.•eti041 set forth with such cogency
rind fullness as i1 the lillrenth chapter
Of this Epistle. The early apostles recog-
nized in this doctrine the keystone of
the gospel arch. and it consequently
formed the chief feature in their preach-
ing, 1t was etenrly the dominating note
111 the teaching ut 1'(1x1. who everywhere
preached "Jesus end the resilrrccfion."
Meru :S nflerwuir(l, When he "as eom-
pelted 1.) anew, r for It.• heresies, so
considered, at a Iril.unal of his fellow
countrymen. his ltr.st remark was : "For
the Hope and resurrection of the dead ant
1 vaned in (lueslicl." 11{S argument in
the chapter of wltiett oto• Iess(,t1 text
forms a portion, i1 brief Is as follow,:
--_--d._ _r-_ \\ ithout the resurrection of the dead
there cne be no Christianity, no escape
sO\11.I•IIF\li CII\II•.s OF IT. 8'')111 Iht' (•oIIsegttellces of sin. no future
life. To deny the resi/rrectiol to to de -
Nell : "'I hese men who are always try- clave false all the pryae11111g1 of the aris-
ing to kiss you make rte 'Weil." IIeS. Ile therefore takes cspeeinl care 1()
Itelle : \Ie. too. 'Ther,'- le.tteing i bear t'•itnesi to the fact and places the
Y10111re so much as 11 slime: -fill ::matt." whole emphasis of his argument open
this great miracle.
then, disguised as a beggar, he left
the town, the sentries. to give color lo
the rase, discharging Wank cartridges at
him( ns he fled. Taken prisoner by the
(iu ►mans. lie was brought before those
141 authority, to 'whom he told such n
„r)etul tale of his suffering at the hands
of the French that he was released,
%ith many e\pressienis of condolence.
11x• duly r\('cute,l hie mliseioin.
Mallen Ilor•hefurt, in consequence of
his virulent allacks upon imperinli•n),
was forced _In .seek refuge in 1lrussel4
hi' shit continued- to ch•,.•111110 i.a Lan -
vile. 111 Francs. tf•i v he 1nlrr(Iuccd the
pto.crihed paper into that country was
a m,'story to the nuthoritie!. who little
suspected that In certain piaster lasts
of the Frill:crot• and Empress. which
rya, tied tee empire from ilelgium, were
wtrefl)Ily 4.4,nrr:llr(1 tt►e.obnoxious sheets
Limb)! .•11 "flint.\•.•,
Suffered Terrible Agony \err II i; in►1)nrtnnl that Ole stir•
(lent read cnrefelly the emir chapter in
.,1111eCtioll v: it h to-day'8 lesson, the
, :3 ehoxett gar a lesson text hong
FROM PAIN ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS-•I1;1)ly brief l81l:,�rls from the login-
• ielig and 111e .lel rt:p(rli'ely of Il:e
111..-1 masterful argument,
Inn\\ ,9y some nmom*g you Hee there
is 1•) r(' Iu•trc1iun of ththedead ? --The
(FIs irui,' of the revllree•liun (.t the body
w15 IIIc chief Mumbling Nod; in 111e way
;,f an early t-.'ceplion . 1 1tvi.tiutlily ITy
the heathen v. i)r•Id. Epicureans. Stoics,
olid di :Hetes of Nab), alike were its
aiingoni..ts. Among the i,\': also the
Sad(luc*'e . who "believed not i1 the
resurrection." were the determined
enenlie� of the gc4pel of a risen Christ.
1lenco n church like the chinchchinchal Cor -
hilt). Cumpo4ed principally of Gentile.,
55•,111(1 naturally be exposed 1u the subtle
111lluettces of the 411miu.1 universal dis-
belief i1 this doc(1•i►te shared toy theirtheir1. tt,.11,,weitizrlls Ottt$ide !hear own 11111e
,• ,111t►'lly, 11 t515115n01tmral, ('iso. 111111 very
eiirls there should appe'nr in the church
it -elf. Ix)tti in Corinth and elsewhere,
.1 Ifetent ae(.•tM.- Claimilg 1n be 4:hri.lia1+.
\.t rolling 111 1gue811 )11 this fon(lametilal
.1,- tl,ne of the faith. Against (hose, es-
isst.iillly, tit., portion of I':•:0 s totter is
directed;1:
13. It there be 110 resurrection -II Ep►t-
DOA11l's
KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIM.
Read the word. of praise. )Ir M. a. Meronts.
Marion Bridge. ti.y.. has for t) .4 Kidney
Pills. (fi(fiewrites u•): " For the past three rears
I have eufi.•!e t terrible' ll .,,y from renin an
cr,.
�y ltitlne) i wit' w bast 1 court not stoop
or tenet. 1 re:,-utted and had several doctors
treat Me, but e,,ut•t get no relief. On the advice
of 1• friend. 1 1'- cared a box .'1 your caluabte.
life-Qi'1hr, rt ;er•.ly (1)oan's Kidney li'ill'1, and to
arty turi'ri'e• wig delight. 1 immediately Sot
better. in my opinion t)oan'• hI'Jney 1`111• t
Po *goal for any forrn of liidney trout.lc'."
I)oan's Kidney stills are 80 cents per bot or
three boat, for St 2S. Can be procured at all
dealers or will be mailed direst err reeeipt of
price by The Doan Kidrey Pill Co.. Toronto.
Oat
sserswigs' ass scc.pt a spwMus s'obetitute bes M
4 IN " Doss'.."
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TheFrm
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\IECl10DS OF SOWING (IA'I•S.
The first thing I do is 10 thorough!)
fist: lite oats intended for scot, blowing
4.)11 '\ ith a strong draft all tight uals.am(l
.trues, 'lritc.s 1.. 1. Maxey. 1 give u
trey severe (analog, as 1 !hulk that
lar
1tseedis best 1(1
sowing.11
^
\\ t.tle Ihut Nemo] out (011 still he uliliz•�d
lo,• st.,1 k tredimg. 11y luuig the reed
clean it also sows i•eller through 11
seeder.
This work can and ought to be dune
any suitable day before time (••Hues for
sowing. . Then for the grist ei.tiI setars hausted nerve force alio depleted blood
we t •,we teemed ' 1 It t I
THREE TRYING
TIMES IN!
A WOMAN'S LIFE
There are three periods of a woman's life
when she is iu ntsxl of the heart strength.
ening, nerve tuning, blood enriching
action of
MILBURN'S HEART
AND NERVE PILLS
The Home
, SONO.: l: -I:FI: I. Ill;(
Compote (.f 1'1•umes.--\\'ash one pound
o' primes, lake out the stones, put the
fruit u1, in cold water to cover, and cook
The first of these is when the young girl I" 0 (►r three minutes; strain oII the 5\ 4 -
is entering the portaba of womanhood. At ler, add sugar (0 taste, a :.(blespoonful of
this time she is very often pale, weak grid di„olved gelatin, and the primes \5lilch
nervous, and unless her health is built uphave been coarsely chopped. Arrange ill
and her system strengthened she may tall a border mould, tet it become lirlm, and
a prey W consumption or bea weak woman \S hen c. -rt ilg till the centre With \' It:p-
fur life, 1 4'd cream.
The second period is motherhood. Tho . Parsnips "1111 Meat. -i:ut a small -lice
drain on the system is great and the ex- ,r, ))ice sell purls illt.l (bee and fry Ihent
t ;�.4 even t,t•r,t\ 11 111 a deep saucepan.
Iten)ove 10 n 51111111 41ish and keep 1x)1 ;
144,ur oft nearly all the fat freni the sauce-
{ 1)i►u. 11x1(1 11111 111 a large cupful of Ili ••'.l
parsnips, which cover \\ ilh hot 55 i,t,-i•
rout slew ut►Il tender ; pour off the
older, a(1(1 the cooked meat 10 the vege-
iablc wilt► a cut) u[ hal uilltc ; Se11s(,n
'51111 '.111, pepper and bits of butter• rullr(i
il: (lour, and 'er\ a tint.
Individual Fish Suluds. - Cook to-
gether over hal water a tablespoon of
Hour, a leaspeen 01 .,agar, a teaspoon
each of mustard and melted huller, a
dint of cayenne pepper, 11►e beaten yolks
, r IWO e'gg's and in third of n cup (►f mild
vinegar. Stir unlit smooth tied thick,
and bete often Mille cooling. Separate
into small flake. any remnants (1f cold
lisp om 11a11d, sprinkle 5' iii temwm juice,
and lel stand utx,ut half an hour. Slit.
lightly' with a fork, add the salad dress -
Mg mixed with half it cup of whipped •
cream, place in small moulds and chill. 1s for sale at all dealers, at 50c and
(varnish • cash porlio11 "1tt1 n sprig of $1.00 per bottle, or write direct to
curled parsley. Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 179
Mixed Fruit Sherbel.--\Fix one glass !
raspberry or strn'Sberr)• ja111 with a (111) ! King St. W., Toronto.
of hot water, and Strain through n cloth; .There is no other remedy '' Just
add! a slmall cup of sugar, the juice 0(1 as Good" as PSYCH 1 NE.
two lemons call four oranges. the liquid t ---
from a ran of pineapple, and a wine Dr. Root's Kidnev Pills are a sure and
gloss r,f slew)•. Strain all these', add a �1'rlttinent cure for�ftheurnatii=ti,, Bris(ht'13
i-eze ; L11sease Pain in the Back and all forms
quart of cool wales, and partly I,
before finishing the freezing acid a few of Kidney Trouble. 25c per (pox, at all
candied c'her'ries cut in quartets. I dealers.
Cheese Pie. -The cheese for This dish
may
- -- -
niay be either the create cheese put 'up
over the crib of a c..ild addicted to
in lin foil or pl(►itl cottage cheese. Press
climbing (tltl of bed.
it ,through a sieve and into a large cup -
That all children should wear double -
1.11 add add one tablespoonful of po5''- Measled flannel nighterowns loosely tied
tiered sugar, a level tablespoon of butler. g1► trlher; they will thus he notected
melted, the beaten yolks of two eggs, g!
Ilse juice and grated rind of half a
from serious chill it they kick the bed.
lemon, then the beaten whites of eggs;
clothes off:
to
That t allow iti
if the mixture seems team soft add a heap- u a a child sit n 'vet
in t teaspoon of flour. Salt to taste, and
boots and stockings is to court illness.
k 1That children arc more easily affected
hake in one pastry' crust•
for ill by poisoned sit' 11►;)n grown
Fried Oysters. -- Select large oysters
people. and 111111 great care should I;v
and dry them on a towel ; heist one l'1!g t11ke n not to let them plug near drains,
and have gime cracker crumbs ready ; and to prevent the proximity of a 5enli•
roll the oysters in egg, then in the laling pipe, drain, grating Or (lust hitt
crumbs and lay aside until limn(' to fry. i.l the roan► N1 here they sleep or play.
'which ,should be done just as they are That no child tinder 6 tout of beO
to be served ; melt some butler in a fry -
after 6.30 in the evening except in nlid
int; pan, !ay in the Oysters and brown summer, when it has a long sleep during
011 both sides ; as taken up lay each
the hot afternoon.
oyster on paper to ubsorb the grease, 'Mat an hi -ventilated nursery is rt fre-
serve hot, garnished "vith Celery lips. quem eaus(� of bogie, being restless and
Fancy `clad. --A nice salad for lunch
1 made. of cold boiled spinach formed fretful at night.
That when a baby screams Hamot
Intl- nests which were tilled with little 'hero is something decidedly wrong
yellow eggs ; the eggs were con►puy('d (of
with its nranag(vucml. 11et is either sur-
lier(' boiled paprika. a trace of (mint) tering palm as tl result of improper terd-
juice and a little minced parsley : the
lugs or is being pricked by 41 pin, or is
spinner, had been cooked, (trained, hound tip lam lightly, or has its nerves
c'hoppe'd fine, seasoned wills butler, sail \weal rneO by Lang; kept tau much in-
, pepper• and fashioned ink) !tent doors.
:;hopes ; in the bottom of each \ins pal That no hats should be put i11 a g;o-
a little mayonnaise 1111d can Illi, the eggs.
ctrl or anything but a baby carriage un -
Egg Biscuit. - Sift into Il basin IWO til it is strong enough to run about
cups of flour, one teaspoonful of salt mid Iheu 11 cart Or chair is o[ use to give it
Iwo teospomnfuls and n half of bathing Idle Off its legs occasionally.
powder. Bub into the Ilmur three table-
sl•(x,i1fn1s of hills( r 'cry finely ; add Iwo
'well-beoteu eggs and two-thirds of a cull
of milk. Drop Ly spoonfuls, (me -holt
incl( apart, un u greased baking tin. \irs..ligtgson : "Now, Tommy, if Mrs.
l3al:e in a hot oven over 15 minutes. \\ iggson gives you a pieee of cake be
(:ornnteul Mull111s. -- Sift a rounded sure to say "thank you, ma'am."
1* 11sp00utul of sr 1141 111ree limes, with u Tommy : "What's the use? site newer
teaspoonful of ,all, Ihiougl two even g; Se5 )ou any more."
cups of Indian meal._ Ileal three eggs -----{.
light, the whiles and yolks separately. "11Ltrin," began \1I. ? luhh, "Inst nigh,
\\ lip into the yolks a lut,lespoonf111 of 1 played curds 4urO —'' "Played cards''
sugar, stir into Ibis two large cups of interrupted Mrs. Stuhb ; "how (tare y(;tl
buttermilk, told the prepared meal. heat sI•,,nd your money gambling. sit ,' ".\•
hard for 11 'minute, a.141 the stiffened 1 was saying, 1 played curds, and twat
whites, amt till muffin rings with the eneug,gh to buy you a set of furs ----
killer liahc in ti eleudy, lot oven. "You did .: Oh, John, you are so good'
covered fur ten minutes, then uncover 1 I:nrw those sharps would not get the\
and let them leuhe bro5\ to best of you."
:\ funny story is told of the governor
of a certain prison. On being appointed
1 ) the position he was taken by the pri-
son chaplain into the chapel. "herr the
prisoners were assembled in n btsIy.
The chaplain If•esented hini to the eon1-
lNlllw will) the relllat•l: That he 'would sav
11uulr s5trnleg•, heside8 tieing much I. 1. It f4'\'. "'rills, '1'h(• govr1•nor was a bash -
it';;; looking, mill ,141y ill slut•,' arm ;:ell• fel 110111 end unac•cushOnlcil to speech-
erallw ,.ul',ear t\\., .11• 11111. nmichine. !linking. Ile stammered. stuttered.
made i'ffairs, t,lnstied. mid fnitei'.sI : "Ladies and--+'r----
sIrange. to .ins. Ihnug h. the crocheted
we -gentle -that is. Mel) and fetl,as -
.'venlcr i, roach wore gelicl,ly Ills -Iwo prIsoner:s--er-1 can't snake n speech.
nem a 1 uilIh d one Ili. Falter is much
1:. fact. tell-er---nil I can say is---Ilial-IIIb
m),.re g,c.pulnr *A en for the cumparali'e i'nt very glad indeed to see so many (►1
you here'''
,. al our kill
\\+ r of ale. u► require replenishing. Milburn's Heart and
each alter11ale year to 1(111 ihr smut. Ind - g'
Nerve P• supply the elements needed to
prat:0- do this.
during this period we 1►ase hitt{
catty no smut in our fields. 1 have tried Thb third period is "change of life" and
thl> hal Witter 1•culnte111, also the forma -
this treatment. by sprinkling with ;I thus is the period when she is most liable
heart and nerve troubles.
s •rinkler as we shuwel(O the seed 101„
to t,e
the 'S a ron, and neither mel11rx1 Ives A tremendous change is iakinl place in
b the system, and it is at this time many
proved emLirely effective. chrome diseases manifest themselves.
The most salisfactary way 15 as fol- Fortify the heart and nerve system by the
lo't's : Secure at it gr.)eery store sugar use of 111lburn's IIeart and Nerve Pills and
sacks sufficient to hold 1111' quantity to thus tido over this dangerous period. Mrs.
hL4 treated. These will hold about l3 James King, Cornwall, Ont., writes : "1
bushels and cost from 2 to :i cents each. have been troubled vary much with Heart
Then Illix the solution of one pound 10 trouble -the cause being to a great extent
per Cent. solution of formaldehyde to due to "change of life." I have been taking
about 50 gallons of water. Al this rate, Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for *M114)
prepare enough of the solution to have Lime, and mean to continue doing so, for I
cne- gallon for every bushel of e h
outs to an truthfully say they are the best remedy
treated, as each bushel will its to 1)4 Ihaveever used for buildingnpthesystem.
about that much. 1 like to have front You are at liberty to use this statement
Iwo tm halt barrels or tubs. Whish 1 place
the benefit of other sufferers."
sinear to walls of the building; as pu,- Prime 50 cents per box, three boxes for
IIS 11.
its n $1.25, all dealers, or The T. Milburn Co..
Limited, Toronto. Oats.
When the solution has been prepared
we can begin work by tilling 11. bushels -- -- -- -
of oats in each sack as we work. placing. taken from it is 'nut only unprofitable
the sacks in the vesseLs of water on(1 ru►\\ but is a system of unjuslilial►le
allowing then( to remain for ten nein- ruhhery, since it is robl;ing; gx,4tcrity,
ides. Then They can be raised up, a If each far►Her would 1)a1' 1110te ellen-
narrow slick placed under the sack tend Icon to gelling rid of such weeds as wild
onlopof barrel, allowing the older 10 carrots, (:anoda thistles, strapleaf plan -
drain a hack. This insure, the oats atl be lain, etc., there would be less Of them.
coming thoroughly eel. The oats may (Inc farmer, perhaps, 'will be very par -
then be left in sacks unlit the next day. Iiculnr 411)0111 (hent, \while his neighbor
when they should be sown. They will
dry out very much over might, and any
good broadcast seeder wil sow them. 1
prefer this method to that of treating
ihent long before screwing time and at -
lets 111(•111 go to seed, and the \5inrt car-
ries Them 0'•0r to the cue a -ho Inas
worked hard to get rid of them.
1t is genern113 considered beat to haul
in moral character. temptingto dry the seed out thoroughly• farmyard manure directly (rim' the
stalls, as
IIENIIY F. COPE. 1 sow in the standing stalks, after scalier the 1101(18 as soonwhich 1 run a disk each way of the field pc_ _ i1,1e Haler st inworgx,r41tc with Ihc' sur-
face soil. \\'here This is not practicable,and then harrow each way, if 1 cando several meih0(15 of preserving 11111ure
cureatls, Stoics, `adducees, and Platonic s.) without Ike stalks piling up too n)uch• may be followed satisfactorily.Manure
)hiloso Jh. rs and skeptics within the This they did last season and in place of
i ! P 1 ma3' be kept In deep pill or large heaps,
Christian [mid are right, then necessarily (Inc Irnrro'Sing(1 ran over the field with n and it \\ell ccJmp1)Ct(11, so as to exclude
1'11111 and the other apostles must be heavy roller ttfter the disking Ind tern the air, there will he comparatively little
wrong. completed. The oats carte up well and loges of nitrogen and the fermentation
15. Yea and we are found fnlse wit- made a good yield.
will destroy weed seeds. 1lie manure
asses --- Either impostors or self- 1 have grown this same varlet). :11)011 should be kept under cover at all times.
deceived. the place for len yeills. They were ori- heavy grain stands more chance to
16. Neither Doth Christ been raised- ginrllty bought from to neighbor as rout p;oduce heavy grain than mixed light
'\(,1 only 1110 point of Paul's 'whole argil- alum white oats, and m0 aim has been amt heavy seed. Next to selection of in-
men1, tut the fail) of the Christian to i11spluwe them 1►)• the method of (her- di' idu11 !dents ns parents stands the
church in all succeeding centuries hinges ()Uglily fanning them and testing as fanning ! 1 n -
011 this elleolion of lasl- \\'e must hear ul:ove descrit►e(1 for slmtit. Our yields o1 yield mill blast
n means of increasing
19 Mind Ilult (1115 Epistle was written straw 11)th grain have hey" ver)• : alis• 1)11(1. I( the blast is made very strong;
within twenty -live years of the event to factory so fur. and each season 1 sell and screens e a used to cull 0111 all the
which this verse refers, whish fact intakes seed oats to toy neighbors unsolicited. a largest, heaviest grains, (he weight per
the umheailating confidence of the author Of course 1 sow only small fields and acre call d greatly increased under
111(' r11Ore convincing. treat the entire lot of .seed, lad if a Targe ,Liiii, sfrit tong. To he sure, s means
17. Ye ore yet in your sins- Paul acreage were to be sown it would per•- thing
extra 'work, bol so docs cvery-
challcnges the members of the Corin- haps be more economical to treat. seed thing, c Ise wool, while.
thew church to look squarely at the full for a small area each year. from wheel ,p____
cus►st51ucnr:es of disbelief in the resat•- 1(• secure seed for the folluwimg .C4v011
rection of (:heist, wi111011t w!lich they for the large nrr'euge. VEN1:1:.1\(:i: OF ELEPHANTS. •
have no advamlage over their idolatrous 1 NOW as nearly Iwo bushels In the acre
Gentile neighbors. as possible. nail have done this for .tccount cal PIuii'hml('nt of jian Who
IR, fallen asleep in Christ - An ex- sr'ver•al years. \' hits exlrer1e 'vary IIad Wronged Them.
pr'SSfoIl apparently used unconsciously from) 44110 tea lour hustle's per acre, 1
ht the apostle, yet for that very meson
think thi,t. two to 23e is the quantity
m)o, kgteneraIl y sown,
'1 he follow iug tragic story of the death
rl.'glertillg*, the more; ;Ir.)ngIy his (awn 1111- ! of 1'sn•gnnn Rurahnhhtmn, !theca. of Dal-
reclio iilgr (filth in 4 ttrist and his tout- ma. is related in tIn' native paper, Mtiiib-
rerliull. h):m,. of Bombay.
I!1. Of all mann ntosl ►il:,ble--Because ` I'arg,►41111 13arilltahhunt went to his
t FIIIS7' (Ala; (41' '1'111: CHICKS. i(,1(h1y held. and found u held of ele-
dehlded and selfaleceiv((1, and living for lhnnts destroying ► his crop.' Itis rage
nn. ideal having no reality in fact. The Itr•st thing to a thought ,.( 1. ! b p. g
20. 11111 now 11„111 (am•ist been raised__ where to keep) the 1x45 11. If hulloed in r40.0. he slit arrows from I,elind a tree,
The triumphant testimonyof the apostle, a1 horn' ;dor, a brooder must be pro-
and hr. 1- ilted 11 young elephant.
who for a momentdrops the Thread of 5ie,te(1 With 1111 outside run\\41y, when 7'h•n the g'rralness of the crime tell
nrg;uun (rt. forced b) 1n inner eompui- possible. Any old thing; will not answer 4,.1 the utin,1 Of I'argana 13aratt111'1" ,
81011 1.. 111114 register again his own pro- the purpose of a brooder, 1,111 the hest 11(1 he fled to his collage for iefuge,
found belief.1- the cheapest I1 it may cost tl *Ills more Put the elephant's, father and mother
I'i) ,Ifrilits-"The first fruits ;i.e 5. ee than poorer Hakes. 1)o not 14.1 the elli(•ks 55eto stricken with rage, mei They and
VI) wore the (h 81 ripe corn. under Ihc' out tvO f"/4"1' 1)131 e8 Ii11t Iley learn their fellows charged the cottage and
law. solemnly offered to Jehovah. a til thoroughly their surroundings and coin- r:: zed it to Me ground,
type idhim oho firstpresented our Ing aril going to the hu5er. .1s they 4141 I'nrgtanit 13urtahal►hun( was wily, anti
ripened Minimills' before the thI'oile of not Ino\' the new rOndrliums 11►('y are le. Clinll•e4 a tree to the topmost hrnigh.
Cod, a11 earnest 01 the mighty harvest apt Io, get away fr•out 111" heat and he- ?be elephants surrounded it and reauve1,
heavily'• to be gtithercrl.---- (.ins. ('41114(' chilled. 'the clriekon. hr,\\ever,
hal they conk) mol rrac11 t'arg.►aunt litua-
hnllhuln. tee their sagaacity was great.
nod with their .re\ n trunk. they brought
55. Verses 22-51 Wti ih ore
OIniII*-ll 5e1•3 s(:,ul1 learn.; 1'e }:O ill and 0111• 1111(1
t1), 111(1( e\1ra nth mt4 11 for 111e hist few
fart our text are to be carefully
as clays \\ill I.r t\rll rel•:11(1, says \Irs. ;1, Vater !vont the bund. and they 'watered
part of the lesson told carefully studied, 1, \111:sha1F, the ground at the fool of the tree.
U 1l'ath, t511ery 11 1, out IIy s, h\\'It11 n hem. n duller ccx►p, 1 believer \\ t'515111151
ll the) h1d t5atere,1 551')1 1)11(1 the
5'x).14( h1., i11 11t)nol, drni 11111, , the , I,) I,e the list 11 rnngle'11lettl. keeping the ('art ll 55'115 soft, they rlpl5xltr(1 the he('.
words of Ik►s• 13. 1 t : "Oh (1(•11111. "14'1 1' ,.g in and 'motwin ► the 4.1,4,•1. 1(1 run Then the0 nveng•;ed the 101111 n[ Iheu'
are 1113' pit,g(ueS? a `heel. where is thy lion )-- '•sling 1,5 Iran) dill ► the life out of Par -
destruction cul ill \511. if so Irouhlcd with lmarnu ! 1,
deet . suet► ass calm, suilah!y )1rd� 11111 1t,pont tit(m n1111h1i111u.
56. The; power 01 sin is the .law --That atideO. fl would 1,c well to rluSf the hill
'\hieh
vi,es sin 118 ix,55cr is the tact tial * --- -
"'ith a g '(1 lice px)wder lu Inllke . 1111
11 is the trensuression of the righteous that Ill• tittle fellrn5:( sill h1' tree. 'Illi; Ii %TIIEII.
law of nn all-\\ i1.i' and ail -Ito('. (sl. s11oulO 1►.• repenlee) fre'clue11tly.
'i7. \ ?Immo,our Lard Jesus \\ h(th(r hal( he(1 iia 4 ,4 incul►alor 0
4 by
f:hrisl•--'I•Irrouglt his life, death, mad amoral means, the shirk 11hw►rhs elan -
resurrection. c,lu•rectiol.
sinal t.,r,.4 before escaping from the egg
!tapper "Nes; Oldgir1 keeps her lige
\tell, do , ,ti't .11,• y"
`topper : "\\ t•11. she', pretty cnreful
:,1'i, \\ herefore - 11 view o1 the fact I , suelain it for 4R hours, so it is not nut to give 11 11""Y-,
that It11oiigh rid in (:hr/81 JCvu$ tile• ilo.,•e'snry 'or ndwisnhle to feed for this
1.hristi:in disciple may lilt'(' '. weir). u5, l• 1 I, Iig111 (it tlffle. A little coarse sand 011
(death it is \\brlh while in This life to t • 11..• Ilam writ - ssist in wing; up Ibis f•wti
rledf:4-t. 'immovable in the faith. always 1411,1 prepare )ttc c!liek sur its first roil
in the work of the 1..0111.' moat.
i'. 111 tchxe ticoui naelliuc)•1iotno orf le1a'1tif111:8s1l1rr'syunsl(l•Ii)dt h 111/1 ro felc1,:rs' c@1o11a1 tm1 e1a111l
fi':lhlulneas in I:I,tistian service. tullt.'1 ig'h gcs.-d i,,'tfg. hid for ft••' small
nmd Ih4' hirgte 1)10('(1* 1 ;11,11.1ine:111 t.eIr, v' (1! the prepar,'d (1!•y feds '\ ill 1 4 f•4i1nd111,8Id,, 'I(9'I,S.
facet. as it 11ns n ten,lenry t.. -4 ur. 11)111
I h('c.1lning -o. 1\11 cause nu end •,f Ir.)u-
1 tole in the 1,1'.)•)41. Feet) (,nIr 41 Sexy I,tlle
at a Buie, 1,111 often rind ,..5stemat11111) ;
five lime. n (lay the First week, four the
1:1.1;1: rRtC POWItil FROM \VINO.
There ii. 5('r has been n lime,when the
h,r.ees of nature were s111,jeci,eJ go su.•h
scarf -Web: serutiny to determine their
ti'utlal•illts• for the 'e5elopnleet of ,ne-
chnnical power ns they receive n1 p)re-
rent. This nrises 1)1at11p from the p►ro-
pres•i5e ua(' of electricity. Among rah•'r
things i1 i4 be}lc'cd that the \rind can
be utilized In tl far greater extent them
In Iter !els(. e•8peciall5 for t He'll ic+ Itght-
Ing. \\-illi this object in view. the aver-
age !1111' (.1 the 5' 11)11 has lately leen
Iii'. u ali;':'14 ,1 in En)lniul, 11 is f•ottnd
Pal to • nplm*Si:nat*•ls 111111" the thee the
niesrn 5\ it:et 5 .•levity ie 10 :nils- an hour.
fated ir,r about ono -third of the. time 15
mites, In the a inter the averages are
l•ig;t4, r. The gnat difficulty arises tram
calm periods. 'wh!Ctt 111413 last tt,roe
(lays. or even 8 week. 1)111 11 Int been
alvtwn that CCarx►mieal li;:hting,► p)lnntm
can be Lm'e(1 upon wind pr,wer
vidingt gnsnline motors 10 lake tfp the
work tvlumev• r !lie wind fzi!s.
800„11,1 end three f114141 then en, see
teal fres': eater 1, r.n hand niter every Det.WOOD'S
\fal,e the eh...liras work for Iheil exist
and da led 1►5(:r•(.1 d. \14. (Mica ,; die
ft'.:n u5'•rtl•'*fing than im111!'lalvrllinn.
(115e arcus 1.) ldelty of fresh air. The
1114111.
NORWAY PINE
.. r
Minister Speaks
• to Mothers
T.U. His Wifa's Esport.tttce for the
Sale of Otlar Sosarers.
The following letter ilas been sent
to I)r. 1'. A. Slocum, Ltd., for pub-
lication.
1)r. T. A. Slocum, Limited :—Dear • 8Irs: Within
the last two years wr wife tabu is ut a delicate
cu,lstitutioo) has had two severe attacks of la
grippe. both of which have t•eeu speedily c.'rrc.•ttd
by the use of 1'.eychine. We hate such faith In the
ctilcienc ofyour remedies that as • familywe
use no N
other. ior toning up a debiiitat(d s�stem,
however run duan, ru.turing to htslthy anion
the heart and lungs. and as a specific for all wast-
ing diwasea. your I•sychine and Orcomnl,lon aro
&imply peerlea•. Yours sincerely, Rev. JAI. (tits.
51 Walker Avenue, Toronto.
I'SYCII I NE, Pronounced Si -keen,
is a scientific preparation, having
wonderful tonic properties acting
directly upon the Stomach, Blood
and weak organs of the body,
quickly restoring them to strong
and healthy action. It is especially
adapted for people who are run
down from any cause, especially
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, LaGrippe,
Pneumonia, Consumption and all
stomach or organic troubles. It
has no substitute.
(?RosouNcw JNE
_AUK)
4' ----
NO USE.
:\ 1)AI\"I.1 s\\ 1::\'I 1•:it.
•The '5,11)all who kilos 80o1"r or Inter
wakes heloeit, or 80111e friend. 11 s\v('aler.
II ;) trdions task, undeuhledly. but 1110
r4 -.not- 1111' 11OsI gr•tllif' int-' •\ hand.
In,' ie• fn knitting,
\iter 4111, rho 111'mg In do 11 1r, sele(•t a
a.,IP. r plain, ill nlnpll(!atrd style, itis m
fel ''i.hei1 pouted directions and fOl-
14.1%..,1111,4‘.:11;,,'11\
• \' 114.10. \:), n)'.
True. 0' 4u ''.111 1►e s. )me% hal of a t,arr(
I . s:.ul friends, as your lc cmnv.rsn-
11.111 1,r "eyes to come ' I be 4' nr►no-
11.nnt, murmur of "knitkl►ne, purl Iwo,.'
orl,i '-4 on. BY the 5510. who \\ IiI \t(.nmen
e:m 15 their knitting \\ 111, them ilii.,
company. where 1he) are e'p,e(;le.l 10 iv
i)gl•c.•ill.li• 7 11 i• 1,111 :),'.,)I)I1lISIl. d )•,'I "(414
5511.can 5• tI :*1141 141111 'tell rat 1he
s:.nl) r' liln,e,knit (14.4)5)111' 111 (411' h•'ar4 to the
('nl)iI *Iy.
S1)1e, i1 sweater- vary Wm* season
to season as 1)11101* 11, Orly rather woma11 s
garment. "r, the knitter hoe more er less
!mils(1ti in her choice. A pretty new
BB
AT
THE TOP
Burdock �
Blood Bitters
OEM
s1) le that would be (•(4rnparn11Vt't)• easy. tsnlds a position unrivalled by any otbee
e51•11 for a beginner, is n .-wester in p111in blood metii(isrc a' a (ore for
kuitling. The 11111111 part of the .%wearer
s� w sive 1" ht n soft. light gaol, \51111 (t yohe. 1)'11' BILIOUSNESS,
chi 1,` n.w',I 11 ns much as (''al (trail a a- Cures COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, emiff; and . 0111,r .)f light 1111•'. ,DYSPEPSIA IEADA
lel. \1•e,5,' all, keel Ihy C1,1► lej WWIIgt The yak( HEADACHE,
i 1� HOARSENESS and all THROAT AND
i- • l,l i1•,., or. rattler. a Ui►leh neck CONSTIPATION,
,,,nte, s nl,r.►lute I3' clean. Thr. "tiler LUNG TROUBLES. Mike Florence E. ,•, and the stitch runs horizrpnlrtlly . SALT RHEUM, SCROFULA
:tlnilman, N'rt\ (;1'rma ns , N.S.. \\ ritf $ F- t . 11)01 in the moldy of the
sweater is HBARTBURl1, SOUR ST0MAOM,
I hail A . 1*1 shish left tnc \ �y \.1 .11, Ali open
heading beIweriu ff10
brill re ug lis I was afraid I s'c:nz DIZZINBSS DROPSY,
Into consumption. 1 f was anti • .: :I try : \ 1 to' msII`I colter 01)41 al Ihe waist line R11IU$ATISY, $OILS,
DR. WOOD'S NORWAY PINE SYRUP. I)(('� 011 nl.•h•"'itie oil. -ribbon run
I had little faith in it, but b�oteo t had Ihruug Il 11, mile!, fasten, in pretty 1),,..N: PNPLll, RINGWORM, or any dI.euS1
taken one bottle I began to reit 1be(tet', I in front. arlsisa fres a disordered state of tbtl
ant: after the •eeorol 1 fel' as well as -------- Stimuli, Ltm, $ wela or Steed. W�1
ever. My ce')11)h has completely thew
peered.
\I0111ERS Sirori I) K\O\\', re /*Ors a blood ',AWN) `.
PLICE ss CENT3. 'That a cut net is VI useful to W HQfDOCZ $1,Oop BITrsa
f. tuition--hnulot also he kept Try clean
and -i►e41',t 14' '. *t,h (1 fi- il)ICIiiIY IO ilm•
Rtt,� portly, its ',I -* i dug :tele r(rli s
Al the above and the addition of n i1111e
counn)n 5.1•e, 1 ha5e 141"ays had 5ntis-
fnctory reaui'.
N0Il.".
toenhnu(. to cropping without return -
nig it) 11,.' spit lira fetlilizing elements