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ITTLE
1VER
PILLS.
CURE
fdek Ireada•4te.ln.l n•l,eve a'l Wu troubles Inci-
dent le a l.,;i.,rs ata to of too system, easels al
lusru,esa, tisu.•.`a nrow:wee:a. 'noires* after
eating. 1'4'1101 tl:•.:: le.t. ••. whsle their most
eururkableBat, • .h,;
,i. SUS, to nuttily;
t•
(it
Ileal:arhe, 114 '• 1,1-'3 ,.1111, Liver Pitta aro
equally ..,b.a; :,• i �. t �10-li;-a: nn.. r"rmg a1.d pro-
%1111),,1 1:11e 141,1.,,t•,! r•',1) Islet wo,Ic they also
eorrrctell ,onic'1..,4t11e,I.'ule.•1,,s latelbo
liver and t'ugulste the lows;.. L'sen if Weyonly
currtt
Ache ll.eywould bealmost price-leaatotfinr•' ho
*utter front lhiedisf/'r'a..Il gt'.• 4.t :mat: 11,11 foe:n'-
Lately lhelraoodneesdoco natcud here.nu41h.•••e
wbouu.etry .Lem will Hud Meet, little pills vale•
able to so many r aye that they will nut be wit-
-I►ng 10 du without them. But after all sick head
ACi k
E
Ie lila bane of act many lites th here Ie where
we make our great boast. Our pale cure ft "halo
°there no not.
Cart, ,•% Little Liver P111a are very small and
eery easy 1.. take. One or teo ,ills makea dose.
7Ley
are strictly ve„etablu Red do not grit • or
punt». but by their gentle actiuu please all who
Ueo thezu.
C4:1'!3 YSDt:f:'S C^... 1;t7w
01.11•••x••• .mow •RMEMEMO.es
Hints for Busy Housekeepers.
Recipes nail Other \'nluAt+l aInt rmalloq
et Particular Interest to Women folks,
4e.. .1.•/.00._,.•....,•••_
ItliE`EUVI\(:
f'at:teat flint.- .\n ca.} stay to
put oat Alin u i jells i. le .411 the
p:u•atli ti le mrd put in Lorton] of
jells t :I;h:o's The hot jells' poue•-
ed user it stall :pelt it and tieing
an til the parallin ++ill rune- 1a the
top 1'- the jelly. e.o!s the paraffin
will Inc, • nae• .4l 1)1 again. It will be
,<t,• ',sen. !hake :lily kind of a
elate filling fur l,i'i 1•11 Isis e1' 1 Mud
011 top of the cake.
V Et ; halal 1:t.FK.
t'llanted Celery. lase all pieces
of celery \!lith tlo not look ins ,ting
ft•r the table; wash clean, remove
Ie•:11 e - alai all rusty Iookiug places,
ril.:e, 411t1 1~ distributed and will ,set into en. half Incl) ,icer-. and
t: s. !.ss paraffin than %shell melt( tl 1„,11 iI :41t, 11 \vale. „,-44. I,„o• Ai -
47 I ! Oared over the top of the• jet hat eater to cook rtw:•s %onto, /Ilia
111 /Len to it add milk ea:ough to •eser
14' .•. '.•1'i,,. of Fruit --'I'441
p rel. "tLc 4,111}, and thio ken with butter
ft s.• a . e. 411-ellering after tiring mid 11„I0• ruhhld t„gcther.
• in..•.:1 , 1a4led, moisten with It N, w sane of'ultin ' ,
g 1 } Curie/l-
ea '1 ,11.. '• I,.•1'-. Ill tca.i of putting up your
Te T
I I' •I 'f„tnatt4•s. To peel to 1'u1ur,.L. r }•iehles 1'n the usual way
mate;;1hout. he1 11ater. scrape a try nlcthuff : Fill a two quart
lett:;::.. %•.It 14„1)1,1 a new putat•'• i fruit jar w it!I ,mall cucumbers that
J1thee heel. The skin comes off easy have I. -•-a washed. Fill up with
and (lean. vinegar. put a small cheese cloth
year 1.1..•41 s:uoning tomat.4•s weNee Hint for Turnatoes. -- Last bag filled with spices o11 top and
%1'111. \1'111 keep indefinitely, al -
tried a nese scheme• which 1 ass p
1 on ways retain1
their crispness and far
Stat�1 �,�t (t • for the benefit of the readers of
surpass s
w ti the I
4 Snail►r ( t that have been put.
�I 111E Ra' t;Sllv�t your paper. \1'c took double the up in the usual manner.
usual quantity of tomatoes and af- Uncooked RipeTuntatto Relish.—
' ter peeling and (pattering let them nue_*18If peck 41 ripe tomatoes,
11A .t S N EST BO 11 R1:1t s. boil slowly for half an hour, addileg peel. cut in small s Inane , drain
salt• to taste. Half of this quantity two hours. add one cupful of grat-
Scarcily of Birds 11 here They Were we 'tralne(1 arta seasoned, hotline' ed h„r-/•radish, one ('Uptul yellow
Once Plentiful. ;aeon for ten minutes, and Ibis w.• inn•:tard :"ed, two tablespoonfuls of
k••i:t for tomato bisque soup lie -alt. two tablespoonfuls of celery
From the great increase that is stir.' and bottle \bile hot- M.It. s1,.<1. two cupfuls of sugar, 401141
noticeable in the number . f rats Eeenomic•al Plum Rutter. 'fa1ke t:11•le-poonf111 of black pepper. two
th'1; spring it is evident that the se- -traps of jellie- • t itrc'14 11(4. 1h"'” 11 41 peppers cut fine. twotable-
verity
of the last winter has had lir, ean•t n.be usedon the table and - .00nful of cinnamon ( o
diminishing ( fleet on these destruc- . boil tog' Cher %lith a little 1t a ter • i n, ground,
tle
tive rodents, though it has had stn Then add a few cannel) er presers. 1 ('Ill' and
of c id1'r vinegar ; cook
nil other wild animals, says a writ- plums to the mixture and oil. '•"111 and seal I)o not heat or cook
throe :1).y of it.
er in the Edinburgh Scotsman. 'through an ordinary strainer. Place ,see tatiti;. Begin at top, break
My shrubbery has been suffering out the fire again and heat and sett Me. two inch pieces until you reach
front a plague of rats of late, but wi!! have a most dello eats plum hitt 1 ik Thi
it was only this week that 1 discos- ter. The strong *laser 4f the plums %
lir tough part of 1 eta
Is reduced by the .tiler frr:its, '• 1.0 peel thinly and break. ('(4t
ered what the attraction is. In Lolling salted water; it. still al
the last few ...1'_s i safes aiesseesdsrr,while •th� plum timer alone can bo he equally tender. Season wit
• saheeeoaerJWa great mat wilt! birds
to build in my garden and the con-
tents of their nests have been pre- i
viding nightly ,nems for the rats. 1'
These marauders do not come d
singly but in dozens, and they go 11'
frons nest to nest, taking out eggs Ilia
or young birds as the ease may bre (*illt
while they climb trees with the agil- ea it
ity of squirrels. From the feathers thn
lying about I presume that the rats
have killed the sitting birds as well.
bet 1 have so far not actually seen
theta do so. 1 have tried catching
til-: rata in gestrap baited with the
t ern -1'46g morsels. but the only
ess 1 has e had was when the teaspoon of salt- When leading stir
ba was a sparrow fledgling which in one carp of their. Stir until
waskilled by falling from its nest ('•1K1: R1 ('1I'rfi. %month, then relnose from fire and
its the warterspout and whose body Eye's Delight Cake. - For a hent in or, ' I .•n(nl of butter.
1 rnade use of. Other dainties have dainty cake of new and delieiou44 When 1 111 • 1 .1! • : i. 14(11 heat in
quite failed to lure the rats and it e'emhtrlatson- of (lavers try the 1.l- two epee .'1 a time. until
Weald seen) from this that they are towing Cream r. ;tether .nr-(.111rthi theroug1111 1.•,(1011 in; drop by
very partial to young birds. Per- carp of butter ::4,•1 ane *44 If tarp of speur11441 in the boiling peas This
haps in this too may be found an sugar. Beat. tar. yolks ,.f fair eggs is an old German recipe and delis,
explanation of the scarcityof birds light and then 11 I1! them.• t. . n. iotas
in districts where they 11 ere 011(•0 third cup of water and . .
plentiful and from which they have to the butter and sugar
disappeared owing to no apparent with seyen•eighthr of a 1.111• f '', '111I\(;1' \\t 11:'1'11 KNOWING.
cause. in which two teaspoons 4.f 1.
Every proultry keeper knows what powder have been mixed. 1
a nuisance the wily rat is in the
neighborhood of his hen runs and
chicken coops. and the increase of
tine pest is becoming a serious 1110-
nace to game pro*erser-. On one
large game farm in hraglaitri from
which 1 have got eggs for -••1 a ral
years past I and told that the rats'
Is: lea 0.11 of their increased num-'
• 11 ber• are nun• !Midi 1111,r0 to 14'
threaded than fuzes and weasels.
Mans gtunekee pars are suffering
P -' lie •a t i 1 one
om h 1)l ( 1'r 41140 and r►
rt ( !
tells me that rite rats not only rob
tit, nests hitt destroy the sitting
1)11(14 withont fear. The fecun(Iity
of the rat. 110 t•esaitat4•s some kit,d 41
'united war twine waged again -t it,
line it has a de :414)1 friend its the
081010 faat.'•1 e'1,. a!', res it a
conlfortaLlr and 111101. re 1c(1 iv mo
in (tis stacks: ,4I: ;811•! ,aril ,:'•lInt -
i/t the past %%a do.; teo r4:• !41,40
di(1toitThe "hrn' NGf.fSH WfDING GAKES ilnc ete isi'
tine a lir,• nor lighted lamp, art
beni,nr i., ' xplusiy<.
l'„ ch;ul the hlud coal stove rub ItIc S'1'ItI t''1't'RI:5 111'1'1( M1.(.11
(111. 11.ica with a 4.111111 Ila unt•l Kat -
DECIMATION IN 11'111:.
uratt•.! in 4iuegar lulu state with a
dry flannel.
1)4411't wash meat more than ix Juhikc (;tkc '1'1'11 1'441 Ilit;h and
absolutely Lice;ssary, especially
};tune and fowl, because it (tax 1► 'Weighing 41 Quarter Ton for
tendency to destroy the natural
sweet uess.
I)1,111 tlu•uw away sour milk. It
Queen 1 icluria.
Net only at marriages (lees tho
still make sweet, light bread, };lid- dt.; irated cake ',take It • a1,P0ura 100
4111' rake., len cakes lull pastry. i,; England. but it! ,, at silver and
Don't keep (•anited provisinnx in golden 8111:14•,'411.••, when L11.-
(110 11111, a1(er being opened; the tempts aro 1101,11' 10 lefoutluse the
air 1'cctiers then) unwhulcsume. cake which gruee11 the brltlal clay.
Withering (lowers may be reviv- 1•algtuld'14 ruyaitiex 1:410 411wuys
cd by plunging their Inerts into but hl4e1 partial to t11c fashi„u of bay.
water, 11 by clippitig the male. in'( a 44catting cake, and very gen-
Too trellis', the temperature of a eronsly du they send portions to re-
fe't4 4 i-!, told moisten rt evole'' latives a14(1 4unee,tIuns. For those
with sillier eau de (Aileen.' „r it the immediate family whole
linegcu• and water, and held at 111 cakes. small duplicate, of the
the hand fur a time. This reduce 1,1':,1,•'s a„ made, while to
fete, duo to a cold ininarselleas Inert distant connections slices
way• 1+, i •hin • from a pound tun xanel
The most sultry bedroom o1 the :ue!sa half are sent in boxes embel-
huuse should 11811• the w•int1,•sts Ili -!u-1 with the rOy►►1 insignia.
o;4'ning "a• ily at the t..11 an•l hot : 'I'hr geurrul style of the I':nglish
tow, u centrilan(1' 1. l.top the 1.111 sc'(kling cake has tint ebingea touch
doe's rattling. and the lenges and 4.110.. the time of the cake made fur
locks of deters oils of; then the sane ale marriage of Queen Victoria to
torium is Allways ready• • the i'rince ('unsortun February 10,
The \81- to te-t 1""shres,ms is 1'Y' !'t1). 1t ea .4 u simple affair in three
using it silver 1414.414 or a Sala 11 10 4s rising to a centre ornament
pieces of garlic when frying. 11 tl•at resembled a vase. This was
neither turns clerk you gluinnded with iluwers. It seas
them without any (larger of pais- plaael•<1 on exhibition at the con-
oning fectioner14', wh0ru it wax ►nude,
11'Ashing berries spoils color and fa;;.; ;11:.111 •11,000 parsons gazed al
taste, so look them over carefully it *4•forc It was sent teak. James's
before buying to see they aro nut Pe..; CI' to be put in the place of
sandy. Lout•,.
When berries must be washe.l
put there in a colander and reit
cold water gently over there, then
drain thoroughly and put the col-
d t1 I [ the frust
A'I' '1'11E STATE B;1 NQI' 1:'1'.
For the 'jubilee Queen Ve Coria
halt a more elaborate cake. It was
col-
ander 111 ,c Ice tux for
io presented to her by the stone con-
fectioners who made her bridal
When a ricei %;lnllla ice cream is cake. It weighed more than a guar -
frozen, scoop out centre er thickly ter of a ton and its height was 10
Zine a melon mold. Fill 11011uw with (tact. 6 inches. The design bore the
s fresh berries sprinkled with pew- eiewn within au- Indian temple
k tiered sugar, eoser wish ie.' cream, gt:arded by the British lion. Around
I and pack in salt and ice for three tae base were figure's representing
h hours•tl'c lunic4, wjmme
r 'rite best piazza rug is made of showirung the �jnithelfilsandall theda1'rlliulceons
platting er fibre. 1t is cool, clan (•• nsart, thn - irledai shicli was
and a slight temptation to 11,,•14.. rt ruck (,:•r Canada in 1`4;7 and rho
To prepare stuffed apples, take 11144.11 o1 it -87. Of conf r this cake
six large crooking apples, cure them. sol the place of honer in t110 ban-
' 44 Lultrr, pepner, and cream o
Easy Method of Making .lolly.-- thickened milk.
epare fruit juices of ant- kind as
r making jelly to the point of nd-
[1(4 sugar. Can the juice belling P1:;15.
as in canning any fruit. In Orem) Pert; with Sponge Balls.-
\ inter when a hot fire is appre- Shall :and wash peas. put un to bei
rd and sugar often much cheap- in le :'1t,g water, to which ads) on
is a simple matter to reheat table -I ...ori of sugar and one table
fie. add the rcquiro(1 amount. sp(t'.1, .f minced par.l4') Whet
of 4ngnr,..811(1 have the frr-h jelly neat'', dent. atdd -alt. pepper, an
and fill the holes with this mix?, c;ueting hal! at, Buckingham Pal -
titre Two tablespoonfuls of boosts' ace, and the Queen cut the first
sugar, one of butter. and a ' es-' few 1” (•1's of i herself.
►
eertspoonful 01 finely choppe. /mix -I A special cake ea- prepared fur
ed 14.41. our over ser thin tee siker wr being of hang Edward
the entire %4' r" „ _uI,.'s 1( ft . • • r 1i i , • 10 taste. lease plenty of
the spring will be peat its -Ness .1 r r , • n the peas and about to
the nest ‘eartime, c:.: t:,r..`lN•fur1: Ii,' -qt•• 11414 the fol
shelf rt.ena, 84:41 no jelly ever molds lowing: To ',lake the spoTi};e"feta
syrup and hake. and Queen Alcxao4lea, and when
11': s4 go''( quad rterert 41 alsea eet o a it ••frric. tl`c Duke of •('• onnaught, was rnar-
n
I; 1'r ti Queen Video i8 had six Iargc
end put it in a dolt), saucepan cakes sent to lingah<rt as It s}4•cial H.,atility to the prt•pt,rts, among all; rc0(lycry•
THE S. S. LESSON
1\ 1 Ell NATIONAL I,LSSON,
$1•:1''1'. 4.
Lesson .l”. Two Parables of .1ud};•
ulcus, Hall. 21. 3:f-10. I�oldcu
Text, Matt. 21. 43.
Verse :13. Another parable -I'ul-
lowing his coelom, Matthew gives
a group If three closely related
parable-, of which this is the 44'1'-
011d, the ether, being the tat1. sea,,
and tl.+ matti)Ce (',(-t. .\II 41,1.0
home t 10 !,•' ' i ..f the fig I re4.. I Taal
the hullo+► prefc-s14,11% of tilt Jett -
ish rulers must bring spat; them
severe judgments. Thu- is the en1y
one of the three which 1s fuuIld in
all three of the Synoptic%. .
A house!luldcr--Matthew alone
refers to 1;111 in this oay. it ix a
11%or110 word will, 1:1111 file king -
nom 4 f 1 -tae) i, firopicnlly spoken
of in the l)Id Testament as a sin: -
yard. The hedge was, a fence of any
sort, and here In8y stand for all
those "int111 ia1181i, institution».
the whale national economy," by
which Clod hedged iii the life of
-i • el u protect 1 restrain it.
1 ,t t and
It is unnecessary to given specie/
meaning to 111e winepress. In 11o•
Oriental 1 ineyard, "Where the soil
was deep, a. press was diggcd ill
1110 earth. Thi-, built round with
masonry and 4 al %fully 11'11101114A,
received the joie 1' 4 xpressed in a The original is menufactuted only by
wooden slrticture -et un the sur- The '1'. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,
face." The tower was a iubatatlti_ Ont- Price 354•
ally built. affair, commanded a view -
of the whole vineyard, and was ap- the object of rejection turns u
placidly the abode of the keeper again to overwhelm the rejecters
throughout the summer and ate "The husbandmen destroyed them
tumn, selves when they destroyed th
Ilushandmen- -Under the moiler- heir; and the builders heaped con
city 1hese were the kings and tempt upon themselves when the
priests; after it, collapse, the contemptuously set, aside the stone
scribes and priest-. They were ap They lost the stone for their ow
pointed to oversee the interests of edifice, but it received its duo hon
the kingdom. or in a more noble bui!ding'
Went. int.-, another country --In (Plummer.)
this way Jesus indicates the ccs! a - 43. This is not parable, but bal
tion of rho old tht'oeratic form . f fact. The nation which despises th
government. in which Jehovah was manifest favors of Cod shall antic
the only King. the humiliation of having them tak
:14. The season of the fruits dr' 41 en away and given to a people wh
near --Again and again (sod 1• ••k'.1 will appreciate them.
at seasonable times for n fai 74.44. To the stone of the Psalms i
turn for his investment among tl• now added the stone of Iso. s.
Jewish p(•oplc•. and that of Dan. 2, 31, 44. He wh
Ile sent• leis versants ---A long line stumbles at the fact of Christ ma
of prophets. The fruits they de- be broken to pieces, but the piece
mamba! were obedience to the law ; can be put together again; but, i
of ( s1 and the sirtucs of a gl1dle . the final condemnation of Chrislife. j the Judge fall upon a man and seat
35. Beat . . . killed . . . stoned - ter hint as dust, there can be n
HAS USED DR. FOWLER'S
EXTRACT OF -
WILD STRAWBERRY
For Over Seventeen Yo&ra
FOR DIARP.IIOEA, DYSENTERY,
SUMMER COMPLAINT, ETC.
Mrs. Ilolliday, Box No. (4, Wrezeteti
Ont., writes:—" I must say that we have
used Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straws
berry for over seventeen years, and have
found nothing to equal it for all Summer
Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, etc.
Our house is never without a bottle of
the Extract and I can recommend it to
be kept in every hone, especially where
there are children."
You rim ataolutely no risk ween yotl
buy Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry, as it has been a standard
remedy on the market for over salty.
five yenta.
A few doses have often cured when
doctors' prescriptions and other remedies
have failed. Its effects aro meraellous.
It acts like a charm. Relief is ailnaet
instantaneous.
We wish to warn the public against
being imposed on by uurscrupulDaa deal-
ers who substitute the so-called Straw-
berry Compounds for "Dr. Fowler's."
Ask or "Dr. Fowler's," and insist on
getting It, as the cheap imitations may be
dangerous to life.
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�w11t,►1. it 1 r nn11 a hal( ef milk : lot gift. classes, is written all oser the his 45. It is characteristic of Matthew
er F1101 IS take erre cup of milk and one haft
1 •l • r 11 at lire eslnir 4'(I
•I i.. • , 4I eat' (faint; ,alt
with Arte third 1e;1•t.er ri •.f ..
1 :
and Os •la t 1'. llr
dcaut'!, 4 i.., ako 1 t', , •I has it that "fruit
i
• ,1 • . .• morning 441441 lead
tilt, and pal. in ,low oven until ,.1.,
cake is well raised. 111,•11 quickly \t : , eve Gel It has a
finish the baking by in rea,ing th,
tieing effect when sip -
heat. Put together with "8}•1.1•
1 . •I r „i•;.,l!c, as mor.can tc't. for
c•rrnm icing." (Irate one 9alai�. f
tart apple, and add to it the white , 1. 11 •I,., silk which has been
of '111' cgs; 4111(1 orle t8111'•sla'•nfil - kle•<I appear like new '. been
of lemon juice. Begin beating sit;- i•• effacI4.4J( with a weak selutien of
er'usly, :.((ding sugar gradually
c ....1,.
I. ,
1 If A14 1 '
, and Ir 11 l 1'l the w t•
until tar- paste 's r na,
1 thick enough h t.
11) Ig .11
s to read. It is said that the wick of a later►
\Vitae Cake. One cup of sties! P
on• 6111(. cup of halt,,, nor cup ( Naomi ells to about nn inch at -
'.vert milk. the whites of four emus.
('11(1 „hal, is immersed. will
( n much brighter and ,t rengvr
two teaspoon- baking prattler, two
cMa- o1 flour or more. Flavor e'it;l flint,
tnr'illa Eves lire delieieus if they are
('renin Cake. -(lne cupful sugar, stilted in n ba -lie .(nth a litter milk
nun ralpful sour cream, one hall or rrram, then put tete n clean pan
tea -pieta '�•4t:,. two ('117111114 dour, 81111 frll'rl tree or 1111'11 minutes with
di lie more ,Monaco than ti,' 1 line,, 4,141' teas.p'•nf1.1 vanilla. Bake in butter. Sash must be added.
In runny Ird.'n<. eulinL r•'• t• :1)•,l to ng -hull, w pan and when real Herr 1s n (414,11 way to preserve
K' Canaan, Pt•el and cut Into thin
bulbs in a wholc�nle mnnnet Only ' "err with any drslred icing. :14ld tires. a-ing a silver knife . squrrze
Ow other evening 1 -:le' a rat nib• 11141'1• 11"11
to ab1.se r4-('ipr for c1'- "frr the Jena. of Ott "range, and
being the hark of n 111'M 1\ 1,1:01 1C41 "1"."1ctoki44• I{eouumlcal when ,•11%01' tightly with castor sugar
4111 11b with evident ell)on
y0'111 ,tests lire high. Srrye with binnr-mange. 4.r in the
prownlr. - Three-fourths eupf"I place ..f prew•rvr with bread 8nd
eranulated sugar, one-third cupful butter fur Ica.
C••tt<'r: create together, as for
HIS FACE AND NECK WERE' i c;ak1'. Two eggs ),.ales' fight. one. Never shaky a mut or mgIse
" half cupful flour, two at-maresshit- mese them to the snot. lathe then/
COVERED WITH PIMPLES ter ohncolnlr meltr(I: „lie cupful 011 n line and beat well : afterward.' CONSTIPATION
it c.•.,k 1ill til' '-n'1' i i" . 41-q 8r1.,l a When the Pi ince%% Resat married tory of the Jews. 'this antagonism to single out the Pharisees fur eon -
Stir in teeentices of hotter, suga`a',"t'ti.eJ)uke� of I Ile a sake weighing changed in form and its degree. but demnatiun.
and (414.01 d cinnamon ft) taste. },,n potNa'earal -lsanding 7 feet high there was no let-up, and it inerens- i 46. Took hint for a prophet The
SOrvr heaped (n n dish with
stew- 444.'111444... it w84>lsetis.,J,he first ed rather than decreased. Accord creeds had gone after him as they
ed fruit if liked. to have real flowers used in the e- frig to 1ra(litinn. Isaiah 8101 3or4 had after .11.1111 the Baptist, because
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in l flo of used in t made 1)h Luria wet v iulcnt deaths, they thought nt fast • after sorb a
FIRST P:N(i1.ISH HOitsl?R:1('l:fi. of icing. ;�, 'tin After the terribfr,'lon(4 interval, the old order of pro-
! At the weddin o(!he 1',111,, and 44Arnin / 1 ptisity Jehesali litter- had been restored.
pro -
Chester pn41,esw s plausible claims g g t
to bethe Lirthplaee of the British Prinees4 of Wales the chief cake sent still other sera but these' -----,Ir
hrrl, 8113 41 1111' 11'er+lminstrr (1;tirlth<'.' usc41 was the work of the confer- were treated shamefully, n. e'''re, SIMPLE.
It rens enc 11'illiam I.oster, wo tamer al Buckingham Palace, while the first. It is strange that the iin-Ale-•
about Jc(rr, "being Mayor of 1
the ,res4'ntatlun cakes for the roy- �' '• school te8ched had eo
the
ter, diel cause three sily4 r bells to 31 relatives and speeially honored
he made of greet value to 14' run ter friends were made by a famous con -
upon the Iteode Dee." This seems leo lion( r in London who also
the earliest definite cstabIishnunt SENT OUT 500 SLi('ES
of a her -erase. From the nature of vary rag in weight frorn half a pouted
til'' prize 4484 (10114041 the proverb t . twelve pounds.
"le bear the 14.11." though the AI the marriage of Sir ('harks
b• 1141 ire this case r•alstcd long be- Bere',furd a 1yutbulical cake male
lure the "ring." Our ;triresters ire• i
int; more cosily sateefied 111 the
,nutter el amusement than their
degenerate descendants there was
never( ntly only one contest. The
"Chester ('up," 44hioh has been
substituted /• •x
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[4th 14 0
hl
t I is
now• worth .Ll,.,nn, to say nothing
of Cheshire cheeses for the three
plar•4 t) horses.
1N I)A1tKi:ST IIUSSiA,
Premier Stoat pin has imams(' n dr- t
tree forbidding 1..'0111e 11-11e 1,14•
44ilhi11 the I 111141 01 Ihr Ilu,sl:u1-
Ealpire to 1184' any other language t
than Russian. This ',knee affects t
60.000.0)0 people who either can t
no„ or do slut 8l 1114 sent speak Biro 1
91811. These people are also 71rulii- g
Lied from forming aocicl.ies, [torn '\
speaking their own 1871gunles, anti,
item bring 1' presented 111 the
4c•hu4.ls.
HAD TRIED MANY REMEDIES FOR
is appr:trnncc. It rens dec•urated
with boats and anchors and various
other signs of the sea.
The average weight of the ordin-
ary English %editing cake is sixty
pounds, but it frequently runs to
o gr.'at deal more. Often the cakes
ate made eight 'mettle; before the
C4'relntlly inkier place, as it is stlp-
pee4ed to be ncec410) y to letthem
i igen ),.'fore they ale really fit for
iso, otherwise they would be heavy
and dull. Pure sugar is meet for
he ornamentation of most of these
truetures.
Now a days many brides simplify
113 50rinus problem of dividing up
1114' cake. They have the first pa-
ir.- almost cut through s -o that all
he, has 10 du is to run the knife
erlty do14n the test of the any.
'ithout this aid cutting the coke
s not an easy matter. it requires
strength, and special kiescs are
u4e(I.
The mere handling of there con -
1411 u, tion8 requires great are, and
cal o -rt carriers; convey them from
on !,'Mc'' to another. guarding the
d4 4. attains from any sudden jolt or
shaking.
- 1'unph:. a. (•ntlst•d by t ,i sees ;(leagt'd nut meat- I'.nglilh writ. my them on 11.1 grass and Cru -1, r
sill
f Th. re is only nuc way to ;; 4 'i•l , : ' • t:. (444 ! 1' ferrcd. (take in a square thnrnnKhly a eh the broom. They(
kill applicatiuu 8;' 1 r, .. ; ;1 . 0,i half hull in a 0,,„ „sen, ‘t ill last all Tong attain. and I sok F'O1JliD NON. TO EQUAL
that is to get t the scat et the 1.• :. I• Mirk in sonar.'kth, o c. I. These brighter and fresher after this
by using n good reliable blued int 1.0 wt. are :1 tlrli,iou- 8,, etn}e:1Mif111'ltI In Ire ntmenf. i IIb11r!!'s �.Sxs'Live,' PIIIS
Burdock Blood !)ittrrs has t'rn on the a tun h04n lir ten, and may hr When there are almost but not __ -
rnarkrttoruver G�•ars,nnd1801)4fthels<rse/1 will, ulil,p.4l ,,ensu for a quite enough petatees for lunch Constipation ie one of the most
most mdiahk blood cloa4444 p19 l 1'n! le I rle<eirrt nl-o. e'•n, hnrd hnil two or three eggs, prevalent troubles the human rare is
it retrieves .11 the eursorn<ea rr:•fr. r • %tree, mix with the Ont a Pita- pub'
I from the blued, and leasta, a 11'ata:;,a Spa 1 h•••, late Cake.- -First P I subject to, and is the greatest cause of
(fear,•ornplrxi(a' part r)t,. tale of brown su(4nr, hnlf t'eeo, (end pour "rrnm gritty 0e'er many of char ailment.. Keep the Bowels
• 1 berm, open and you will ,ery seldom be sick.
Mr !'hilip S. Co,Lb, C►n} east, I' !' cup •,/ est rrrilk, our rnp of but- Mus. M. Iieil, 4G7 (tarns St., Van -
ter e!, �•Inte that has been rated,' if y011 lire 1runhle4 wi1it nr►ta try
g t e1' fiver, )kC., writs: "1 had tried many
one t• . preinfrl of vanilla extract rat little gnick_ l'ne in the infest"' remeoiee for. Constipntionand never found
Se• • 1'.i pert -One cup of brown 1' "'''s Thio will drive away lny nny so atlisLlctory as your Milburn's
9t1,L`al. Lilt rap of hatter. ('rearm k11o1 01 not=• Laxa-Liver )'ills.
these leo together: ii(e cargo, one • , ,d realm!' mildew from (147th -- 11'4 a),ways keen, them in the house a•
writes "About ,t ycal ago my t I, L• :1).(l
face were entirely' vertu with piolp!rp,
and harlot, tiled •- tly every' tore/tine
1 could think 111. and gettiee I•f• reird, 1
at 1:t,t ihnul;ht f "(,..'rrk Iticod Pittua
and dl•ei'led to try 1 1 elle
"Atter the first Leal- ens dame the
pimples •• alrncst A. r' , SO
anuli.• r •'e after finishing it they re.•
Hely diseppenred and 1 now have a
1,:t itifr1 c11'.• ,11111,1..I icor ere (tum ail
ailment, et ,••• ;kit 7e. all terriers
troubled wits pimples or a1'.'. ot)''44 !kin
dadaist's Aieh!e rrconlmend 1lnir', ,k
blond Ritter?. i frr( quite et:rr it will
cline them"
,l a. ten- 11.°11!nl 01 chl;rld,, of Would not be without hem.
clip of milk. 1wo 0up4 0l (Ion r. .lftcr i "1 reemnmen(ted 1t.erii to n neirhhor
you 111111' them well mixed to 01 her h in 8 quart of \alms -train it
g and she is highly emL 4s• aerie about t
add the first part, or latish veal - twin, then dip til. •"'1ll'•1'.'.1 pinc''9 as her's is a very dative( case. and she
reirht call eosfard pert. 1'sok the `r• (itis we'd' '•.Innen. las it in 1110 exl•ected no good results ( thcthrusnl.
first pa rt nheut ten nidus.- , a,„1 site If the mildew has not di -alp- 'You may imagine tier surprise and
be snrc it is cool before adding it 1""'t "'1 a•hrn dry repeat. gratification when 41 a found that they
to Ihr s:reon(f •trf fatally, 8(11 '1.o ere! 1i' of moths in furniture comrl(:Icly cured her.'
p ,I eu.141''0 sprinkle with h.'nrila('. Milburn's Leea-Lit', fills are 25c tier
one teaspoonful 1 baking sa41n that p vial, ora vials for SI K). at all &Arra. lir
Mannfeettreel may by Tho. 1. bfiiburn has I'0('11 di-%ekNI in 3 little water. I' tl i!1 n'.t -(not or injure the most
Oa., Limited, Totocto. ULf, Bnke in layers and al^o in a model.- 111 Bente of fabric, but, it is sure
will be mailed dircrt. oa reeelpl of nrice by
The T. Milburn Co., ..ia-itld, 'Toronto,
Ont
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'1'11l: i)11'FF:Iu N( •E.
Teacher - Now do yeti see the dir-
heel ee betecen animal instinct and
Bright Boa Yes'trl. If we• had
in: -tin t we'd knew everything we
lie' (led to without learning it, but
w:'y0 got reason and have to study
ourselves ,alts' blind or be n fool.
human reason 1
if Eft SUPER 1Olt 1TY.
"i)o you think," she asked. "that
rnnn line any right to regard him-
self all wemen's superior r'
"1 510111(1 say he hadn't. Why Isaiah In the intni;inr stone which
1111111 would 110'1'14' 411(cc4(l in get- the I.nilders rejected (i' -n. IIA. 2 ).
(inti anyehi10 if he had to n:•ar .1 :as 'hews that the repudiation of
shoes consisting of --traps ,.1m 'hr the •1411,• by the /milder:: is n': ten
narrow tors and heels in the m .1 ;8+ailing es the killing of the heir
dl:; of the soles." I by the huxhandinee. Ill bods cases I c 11 oto, 1'111.
usual benefit.; 14114(11 these 1111„en A '.a
(40rs e1 tad brought to the nation rn41o1 10 4 - . hoc a new pupili
should hast been Ro lightly regard- i :di ignorance t r his tr•tnnleM
ed. Rut until digs death of Mala- would he
h.en 1111\%1 had it not
c, 44hn the snrs.ion of prophetsi abeen so appalling. One $u ,a Y she
cehiased,eand theccnation began to asked the little fellow
mourn for tn4,ro of their typo. each commandments there were.
generation failed to appreciate, 'fu her great surprise, the Incl All.
what the Householder was doitlg Pa ered glibly enough, "Ten,
for his vineyard by sending these ma'am.”
servants. i "And now. Sammy." plca9antl
37. Afterward he sent ... his son continued the teacher, "what would
—This was an indirect reply to tile! be the result if you should break
rulers, as to where Jesus olitain••d one of the►', f"
his nnthnrity. it was the author ' "Then ther0'd he nine," trium•
ity of One sunt from the Father, pliantly answered the youngster.
an authority greater than that
o
(
•M-
Ihr servants by so much ns rho Son
of WILLING TO (0:111'1tO1fISE.
(041 is greater than all the pro-
phets. "Willie, 1 you will promise not
They will reverence my son -- to eat another piece of candy for a
Meaning that this is the treatment month 1'II site %4.) a dollar."
of his son that the father ought to "1'11 tell you who( 1'11 do, pa.
0x}41.1. though implying no ignor- I it compromise with you."
anc4 en (sod's part of the. htlmilia- "You will cotnpromi-e with tnef
tion (4, which his Son wan 15) be nub- What du yutl 111(a11 1"
jested. "Clive me 10 cents and 1'11 null
38. The husbnndmen Since theeat half as much as 1'10 been eats
sons acted just as the fathers be -1 in.."
fore them, the keeper• of the vine-
-
yard are represented as the sante -'1'
throughraul Last year 3.'s4.teltc,000 cubic feet e
This is the heir --The rulers did Rag It as manufactured in firer ock
not acknowledge Jesus to be the an increase of :12.61;7,000 foot.
true Messiah. but it \a8 110011119(1,
in their greet) and ehtuscnces, they
had misread 71nephec•y and s() leek -
rd fr.r it King of different mold.
So it is assumed in the parable that
Jesus is the ,Snn. rind known to be
304.11. 411141 1<'t is d.'l11,er:001i killed.
:19. f him forth Perhaps re-
ferring to the fact that ('hrist was
d:agge'l forth from the city before
being killed.
II. ;tcenrding to this. Jesus strew
forth foot tie, rulers their own con-
(04cien of the righteou,n•9' of their
emeletnnation. Mark and Luke re-
piesent Jesus as nn4W0ring the
question him,. 11, while the hmrlrers
protest. "God forbid." The words
lire a threefold prophecy of the
doom a.44niting ,f4rtt1n)etn, the call
nl the (:,',itiles, and the continued
fruit fulness of the ('hristian
rho rib.
4I. The stone-- Suddenly 1 flang-
ing the figure from the yineyar<1 of
Suffered from Heart Trouble
and Nerrousoess for Six Years
'Lost All Desire To Live. '
WAS FINALLY CURED BY TILE USI(
OF MILA11RN'S HEART AND
NERVE PiLLS.
Mr. Regis La allce. Forel. Que.. writes:
"For six )ears, at (east, 1 suffered from
1 cart tr'rl tie and nervoiences which took
fro, mi rilldesire to wr,rk rend escn to live.
"\\'i;en 1 found tny4(1? in Ibis r• ndi(ion
and Patting worse i took the r,.edicine
the c!oos,r prescribed for me but without
any result.
acme tot:sing 1 earl reading the raper
v.hen 1 ran your mitt., so cut it out and
the next day went to the druggist anc
pro/swell a box, and Pince that time my
nera,us system has been in perfect
condition.
"lit stewed. gentlemen, that i wilt
never 1.. witli mit Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills for they gave me strength to
work and support my mother. who Is as
infirm ►idow and of whom 1 am the ally
Mill.uin'e Ilesrt and Nerve Pills an
LOc per Lox, or 3 boxes for 111.2.5, a1 sI
d. -Arne 01r n -ailed dir•rt err me: of
j :.•
t.• be 1'. 3lilburs CO., Limei4
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