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Itwn ail: f ' 4 ,tii
er neir ij3. W . not i
necd wtLeh and pray 1,hitt ve eaLrnot
tternptatk,n. Danger. Mines ste .us•
laO,qront our OWn 401 n tare% We
have in as litetertdPne-Yr ther
-.thou geed. It is-tord , : •-01,'
do Xi%44ta
ilettY on
4 4,ft
ator-ufr
and- tolloW
ri pie. They bore 4 -
Ills• 'bonnets and rnuSt UV*
tb,L Crfl%VlL W4I the t
God. Erry e we go otit'•front Our
boniei we
'et we go. So let us go about the bust;
•mger,'s, of our Father's kingdom desp'ite the
, in ;do/steal danger, anti
Alt
VLWTr. -V flt4*t 01 .sfleflgth
IA el
A 1/4; uL - Ther has
-been--no-onerwito;at ..an t1rn It1Wot
telt it. Dees not Ood- Make WS His op-,
• riunity to teach us to clettentik upon
Itriplessaess and ' raw us to the great
Him? Owl Ile no( -.thus show- us*
s,„ fountain head of strength ? When wo
have some -great defy to perform we feel
this weakness. 'We say, oti,, but we can't
do that. We. aro too weak. We fee l our
*maks:toss when Seine great -sacrifice is
to be in , 1,.. all
ro
‚1
"
t; In grlef;'ift. oortv,
Can gild, allr0 refuge
th in. wealote",
the mi Ile gives enera
•nL ren h
c things. The Altaatta Pant ex**
"When 1. am weak then am
stong." Paul woind glory hr hi-, weak*
iess, for it was then that the sh'engthot
God Would sildtie forth la- hint. 1! eter
there wiut a man, aocording to the jud
tote: this:ittnr -
Yet he seetvin himself only wealtnesS
and the. stem It of thriat:7What :ti•: re-
buke to the e1f.saIsfled.' .„ "
-W-iltiagg4ifoltiAtottSf-
is one thing L11it Cked i abov' aUelse-
that thing la•- 140, Weseek the retugi"
itt danger, we use Ilis streustlitn
110q3, but we feel the heart throbs o
God Himself whert Ile loilps us - in,
',amble,. It is a. pouring out of 111.5 love
o ultrartliktkffirt 1117 Itur.- What'
,
ortiws.1-bhrhat a(
hitt t -fore -
h trot -44'11
to, Ilint thus, It is not .4 far off hope, but.
it Is a •very poesent, one. You who are
siuwwlng at the 'going Ilona of 4 14"4
- Ilo wattaloilielp you. -Vitt who
wrricd by aaily rams* He would shore
our burden. You Who Awe -laden- with
sins, Ile would forgive you; ' Oh. fly 10
Him, who is indeed a very present help
la trouble, our refuge and our strength!
•
DAINTY -
'Soalloped Lamb. -Into a:deep dish put.
a fityttr of chopped cold 'iamb, 4 Toyer Of
.tomatoes (tinned will AO, sliced thin,'
and a lair)of stale- Ineadcruntbs.- Sra-
son•with per and.salt" and it :little- nib
spice. Put soittif piecesof. butter* over
,,_•„„ _,. Adt-amt ettough.sloCk tojnoistertslightlY. __,...1111STS_E:011._,Tift...nomE,,,,_.,..__ _
' 'Bake till the craittbS'IreltiSrbrinion, , __.......
then serve. Mint sante makes lamb, -with whieti it
thee Cutlets, ---Doll a teacupful of ride it eaten; more digestible, .
-until it has fully swelled, then drain. it To -fixthe' color of Oolored shirts, ete,
• veil Ahlr* MIX ink!, a paste 'With Iwo rinsethe goods in a weak brine tor the
- --vapor four-ourides-oic'ttrranko-nut' •41rskfewt•Avashings.- -7:----,----, ' and sugar to itiSte. Add flour to thiehett ye Ileinove 'Stains From thooringer
, and form into cutlets; Pry in bollinit Ne11s.'.701SsOlfe a little 'as lie ,atht. Ini
1st Serve With 'a:little jam on,each tut. water, rub the hogero in .thrs„ t000toliso
• -.tot as a garnish., thoroughly In, -cold writer; before using
Stewed ..flreast of Veal. --Put it breast soap, •
Lyea_fil_Lto a sart ji_und, well car To Takip.• fnarshirk A.
,
• with-Ookt?_.AKte.4-10 .•• it,"-•-aontet, Mitten
item. then .add. two onidns; hire,' okra 4 every tablespoonfuf add the same. quart
two turalim, 'eighteen peppercorns,- rd. ta3, of perfectly boiling water.. Rob this
. salt to season. Stew the veal very gei tly 1 into the serge. while hot, set in the air
for two and a ban hours and serveith to dry and then brrisk_wilh_s_tleint
parsley and butter -sauce and a liberal cicthes. brush. If one application does:
, garnish of miters of .bacon. ' not realwate suffloiently, repeat it,
..„.Savory-jiloo..-Wasiti...theao-Ourices.ot.......TO,„„,XV,hitt,..-CrelltinflaYei„
'TIC° and boll Ili hall a pint, of' milk Lill .1hick avant end Stoat it 14..4 oemil phtee.
,quite lender, :, adding pepper 'arid salt.T..f..* whip lake a large basin, rinse it out
Better 4 digt, tread hall the rice an it ' 00141 Wrikv end -dry. " In a Odki. place
!Sprinkle -into ounce: "ot L1.4.L„ tra:, • ,near Thc aW, pok,the aeon) irtto • •Ibe,
over, 4t1 Thi' rest Of ••:tt.iii,`rtteo, SPrinh Steadily till it stiff froth
-over it another ounce of cnoese, ptit half it reqtireJ, flavor and sweeten to taste
• ell Mince of butter on the, to) 10 stroill,-wi ster sugar.
•teceft4ind-Itroton--itt -„,_ -- -----1W'' teri:„Youti---Piano 11115 me-
4tewed , Stewed Torriatoft on, Toast.--Tako 44. that, Too some -finely .powderedWh t.
mow rim tomatoes as you moire, pour 1 ening *wit '4'.ipply it tO the noteS With a
boding water over . Ulm to ."10oseri the "damp cloth or ethanol& Let the' lid re -
akin. Let tlientstand, for -Three min- imain open, and exposed to the. SIMand
Wes, then peel ad,4 put into a steWpan Joie as muelt os possible. ;tub' ;the spots
:with it 10116 6-5l1 *ad butler - or good !with Immo! price, before applying the
,dripping,- Ste these very= slowly for -wtiilening.,
• About-lialt-an-bourc-Piitori-t4,,',/teVbut,;-7.,,-To-lottla--"-Peas- far, Winter- we- .Piek.
tered tonst;duat, pepper over, and stirve,,- and shell your peas When quite dry, and
shorttiread...,,oub two . <mucks or out. isottld, in. belling water, drain very -dry;
•flier . into four ounims-Of flour mid toe psiur into-holitei or Jars, Witt #101teti With
,itunce of sugar- end mix well togetherisaluritteft-brine.••-' litive-,a; illhi-bt Oil -iitt
'Incur A board and turn the paste on to the top to exclude " the air. Wrote enok-
---,0-• end .1mesd it welli----fiten roll---4mt- 1*- int, - the' dPett,'''saalt-thent-- trt' vatirriNfatef.
tali an inch thic!i),.--tiod .eutr.into oval, I for an Ito, ur to )ttr'44tti,, an the 30114 This
ittaPes. .Grease baking tin, pot the short- tnettiad tiot the- advantage of Sintplkity.
water. Let this- stolid till the sugar is
dtssolvod, then set itin a Pan ethoiling
water and let the ••47r4P boil for live
minutes or More. As the scull) rises,
nidni,-.4 1,71Ooltt
pito and thick, and 'then stir trio it
quarter of a pound -of Atte fresit grated
cocoanut. Put theporbrick on the fIre
niVOndOn spoon stir thecondy
touttopousfy till it rises up In the pip.
then at once spread it on sheets, of
well -dried writing -paper, vvitich should
be 1,varmod before- the fire before using.
Whennearly told take away ibe pa
and cut the candy into small squares.
'
tigra 3,14
I
brced on hi it, and ldt. it bake till a pale
• bt6A,11 oolor, when 41 will • be done, .
, Egg , and Fish metIlitirn.
• Aired pie -dish with tolight vsatt7
put some bricooked rite intoit, and IxIke
It int tiait done ;,...„1‘einove...the riehave'
. rfatly tint* eggS
al inIk,About ei7.4. (Writes of cold fish
bolo% into Ilakmi gayer ell with
minced parSley, eayenno and salt, and'
bilk* tilt nicely broWn. Serve in
alish- Very hot.
- A Good Cold Stvitsettiosh 5jourico
cf gelatine in half a pint of cold wetter;
two hours, then dissolve it with four
oes-ot*-White sugar by a• skive boot.
r ono pint of brining water -oonAs the
riera of *-Mtnalt, snd Anntneti 43.104)* (4‘)t
nuartet. or an „liottrand:strain the gela-
tine, sugar,eto., into it, adding the juice
nf Ille ,lemorr also; 'Whip, the whites of
nite 10t L'A*4` eggs 1* A stiff froth; and
When II* leinort ati•Xittre it ttearly. rdd.
, stir the tag into it rind beat all
cinnamon if.alt it pound, Aber, Pour Into a wetted .M0u,k1 and
Aol butter with half .ft patina or. sugar; *hen told .ttirniut and aerre.i.
Add iineegit And halt An, 01MM:td-gtiffintd
einnaMOng,lastly Mitring in pound
,llour,,'Nchich- shouId be dried: end
kwly stirred itt. 11011 out thItt and tut
Mk; round's, put, 10 nn tft1on4t n k4t,
bi&tuit. -and, bake. •in & moderate ovn
fer.leit tnittute. Turn umde Aiwa t.
' *they .Shou/d very trbp.
Eiiiney.ft with 1gg,- (uL four aW
1idney4 into Min, atire6ii,
Ootr,salt•tirid Tepper. shirt fry in tittle
41'4)010g, Wittlt1 WW1\ IVOleVe troth the
11 401(1'044 it in the oven .to t
Otineee
arttlk beat.
45 *11 11 Lil1 E
11. Lldlrg th kldnit. Art-
,
4
,
Virg TAME.
our soup from the po ni
ur *two, but lonat-- the aide.
• 111h do not tate'a -dessert Toti 10-
ok knik, 11 iht.om -tw
nite us.,e4t trust of 1104,ati, Nit
tllftt itoe
it *
your
It 1.1 -
puttnrakrnorl1nnen
Ittaht
rink* ,,14* )settir tabk na
'C ttng IV is Ito**
itir Itps; otherease
llattr,k Ot 111.
14,,,yourit aw
Pio
tiro fork,*
VC
4104.
-Apinviatintlft C4111011 from; th0 grist.
After leaving ,Ittountlfor the lsraeliks
m to litiVo IaWeiterienthWard 4110
t Weetern side ot Mount Seir to the
, air or: Akithatt, .004. from thence, east-
ward *Ad again northward along the
eai.tern frontier et F4orn and Moab,
un-
tilttteythe ouYflifl
,
Or a thmt, t allackin
Canaan weal, Of tbe Iordan. With 11*
story of their'SOIOMIL In tht$ 411$ttiOtr, ere
aesocusi of Bataan* (Nu
2g 2-23.
s;
4-iflholqteviRrd-
aeduction f thtt
• ing J a ScOfld 4enzus
of the pop1e ct6; the selectioi of -tia
as t o 8uccsor of 6 ei 27. 1:k?.3); the
mmunication of nuteretts,' laws and
regulations (270 444; ehaliters 2840; 33.
141.36, 131. In ehanter 31.4s reoorded _the
slintent „Of., thMi4ILanite5 Lorbaving
-1,.
the"&3grnntht',
teribeit Gt,'1. ant Itie'
1 0 thpir4eti1qii4'1t.billie
terrilory sitsigned them.(hler 33.
-
I.-10 contains a summary of the itinerary
at' the entire journey of Israel from
Egypt to the eastern border of „Canaan.
toreentering'Ivory-eau
of the. Promised _Land it was -.natural
that e, nuMber ienportant thin S,
should be attended to, and. Moses, wbo
hod now groWn 'to be an. okt Mart..an.
who felt that his death toold not be far
distant, gathered the people togetherand
alontoliscoUtter mariadarthent-
he, post guidanft, and blaWitg of Tette.
It and exhorted them to ObeifiMee and
instancy in their.slevotion and service.
to Jehovah'. -Tor a hi•itst diicuseion of
the, purpose and nature to DeOtetonomi,
sc 5iThe4..esson; Expositien," "A• Simple
Plan for Tee410 ,tite "LoStort
,Datteeir.1
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)f PrOSIeI-.IY
i • . to:„,
DAMN -
22,
1
't•*kVA! '-
'Or
4-14
,swears _144_ Word and,,his'-ittith--m*Y---be
trusted. Molten he swears by the
divin-
ily in whieh hr believes he liana/1y
speaks the trut and may be trusted to
fulfill the proriliso entphaskted by nnoh
oath. •lif; buwever, foi`s.Wiiiirs• -4t,
not fits own or something of Miner
,flignitY and IntpOrt4nieeillt? 04th may
,not be couSidoed as binding, and cot -
14 -11-11..1 Jtat.-Nt..,mstideritif.b
,respoe antient.to na it is
lliffieult 10 say,'bilt-ottarty' The Isr-iilite`
is here exbored to nal( von no other
gods' but Jeh v h to witness his Most
snered proniises and vows. , ittA.• oath,:'
moreover, is a peculiarly seleran eon -
,
.4'61Y
WOMAN
" T A MEWL
In a Novel Wirmitred -Graham Disclose
'--Seeret ---costent--Shrtite:
qrra•,-
verse , 1. • trIehaP Moses'
attar reviewing the Ivo ,tmt. histiorY,,of.the.
peripie and pointing, out lehoveit's /eve:
'for israel as revealed by ...that hiftory,
earnestly urges upon the people' the duty
of keeping Jehovah's laws* reminding
itteni•of hisoPiritutility and absoluteness.
Then in Warders 541,, inclusive follows
art eXhoriatiOn which tatty be considered
a.s...inttoductory_teLlhe.41nore.,
Welkin* of chapters It -28. 'FtteTapecIal
relation betWoen' Jehovah and his people
was:established, on the basis Of the De.
crilogue which' is 'here' repeated Mout. 5-
(41), Moses at the same time reminding'
Ifie7people Ortheirrliroturso7to-oliejr-any
further oonnuands which Jehovah.- might
.gotsive..,(0.eiloehal,lehor40).0,-v7eft,leo7s,oitareerighOtt aatitiii-traude,
and therefore- Israel's first duty is the
-
duty Of love to .1sho'vatt and of Serviee
ti,revarstacitralc-furthevv-of -keepin
a1moo4ionstantl3-beforeLtlielr chil
dren. These points. are, emphastzed, in
OW' preent chapter, ,
.Th coMmandnient, the statutes, and
114- rdinanms-Thoso.• additional •laws
and coraMandnients promised ift verse
31 of the preoeding chapter: will *peak
itezommandra
stati.te and the ordinances
-thou shalt teeth them.°
2. ot,thoul4nighteed fear Jebovah-
To 110' hearts of the people.
this -reverential fear of---/thovolt had been
the ‘ahn , and swpri ot all tlio• instruction
whiett Moats bad given
Thoui•Ttral.thY;.iorti-intt DIY sons.,sri
One generation' 'is to be responsible
for 'handiti4the law and- the trodition
ott,, thelathers?on to the next.' ,
3. trierease inightily-Not in nurribers
only, nor yet primarily, but in rink and
position among the nations. -
A land flowing with milk and honey
Compare our Le -son Word Studies for
Se tcrohes 8.
4. Jehovah our.ltetod•:•is 'ono lehovii'h
ott. °Jehovah' our Ookt,-,feliovrihn_ts.•One"
"Jehovah is our tiod, jehovait alone,"
Willi.„411,..L..111,y_heart,:Atith. al _My -
:soot, with a11 thy ritigitt-,-Isio part <4
nalleA Intel ketteti, ,etnotion al, voliliontd,
a* physical life, is fri be ,withitekt from
tho servIO ot Jehovah his 'God. +
G. Ile upon thy heart -Cnstently itt
thy thought and inind. •
1. Thou totilt teach them diligently
141N, 'ihY 0.111dttiv1/2,,t41.i, "inliveASZ that
II' intonate ,itirick in), ,
Witert -thou lsittest..• and -When Ilion
vialkestAle.. taus of Ielmvali am •
the subjeet of nonversatkm between -
entt Mitt ehildren at att •tinies„
8. 'Wed theta tor a slot upon, thy
hatid-An expmssioir doubtless ittterolett
only figuratively here, but interpreted:
LterUy the ' -people
,., •,.. --
Dut iss '
ish a'
having receivedepistolary"roast"
from a high and mighty sheikh of the
Soudanese •,Desert.' In the Worse Of it
she and AIL -other -Women are told __ their
pvalue
t, wfthillich 'sib. e'it lk.4)-busalutil, theadta____„_trihoyviaa‘vre"
of no consequence inthe universe, Op.
C, ePta5P°tialnauless-
VoxIdWttoutgn4littitta byA
Graham, was published 4 ten? inopths
ag*---Ono.- of-its-MostifitereSting fen-
ture Is a detailed and picturesqUe de.
s p n• Of the hitherto bidder/ myster-
it_ Moslem shrine. This Mohnrn-
ntedut holy of holies -Ls strictly forbld-
den 10 the eyes, ot all: infidels and Chris-
t.iaSntraiTiggt A.,: it .nliii 4. 4 WM' 44 1
. novelloun&itelvay -intotio-tt ele,M-
• hieatpst, -t.a,t,i'CO,ot sokin,e-t,,sokturiSprti;•tvw-la-ciet 4,0soidet:40
Nile.- ' At any rate an Arab, pres.ent% a
eopy-to .Sh.eikit All ',Whammed of I‘ ti
'llitiett-Dartour known aS the Holy Man
of the Desert:
• The laying baro of the secrets of rt:
Moslem shrine ho Med him and the d'''
, ovary that a woman had done this„ in-'
• tors ed the horror. So -the learned
thei h
Ilia: crelarr'iwertar:ed---rand-sent-to-Ofiss-
E
composed a long screed, which;
Oraharn,- through her publishers. ThiS
4e°' lunti)tehliet-Hriblemix:Ls'
o ot,;f• God, the Moat. gra-
okus, andafter seittling yourself:
"We have received ene of your beaks
'•• haVe-notedits-oontents thromItronO•
of our teen& who has come to us from
remotoitcountries and joined us."
After lotliteh •,introduction the sheikh
preoods to rebuke the novelist ter von -
luring to deal with a religious subject
ertOnWiTiy eareiul-htvestiga
inti"it'h"edulindli4:rsio7„:xleept-1:: :h.:: you to- ight
"You are.a woutatil otat,liave nO value
be a mother; 'you will bring down upon
yeurself the displeasureof Lite Almighty
riot, and .he- wilt punish yon," .
Thentollmvs a stern denturitition f
it4,47,atutonies--witleiHyou-fort,
liticattir eenteriirartitti-sorreiraitittlr
ttOd in closing_tho anther IS lOgod 10.
send her son, if stu: has one, !to stec.gu to:
pray ,..tor, Liter,•7,tortztv '
iflh
ha
-be En
11,1k
fttaipixo; .otron,
; 4
in Hole in st- ol Vateliftitjt-
'is columoii-Property* •
oi like .4 good cigar," ' Said 4 Inall
erritly Monied' from the Philippines.
'11$0 family" etgar of the islands.is tt
od cigar ---good in Material. In make,
and itt•sitis; but tite Philipino family
eigar 1 never mid enjoy.
' is from Aileen inches to it toot .and
it bag long, •anil It Solnewhat mere than
an Inch itt diattlefo. When not fri use
it Is •thruitinto -allele in rate al the up-
right bainboo pasts of The dwelling. Th
le Is not,so-- fat-abOWthe floo
youngest Wolklog members or the
family cannot reach'
°When any ritetriberet the hetoettekt;,
the old, mart his teurfear,old d'augh.
ter, tolls like taking a strioke, the how
cl,gar Ls draggedfrom its hole in Inc
post and tired up. 37ilien. Inc dor gels.
toe abort rot 00,Mfortab
1110 tikes it* piece,
tis -a' queer sight
Ant pulling, *way at * tng blaok eior,
ttwUt a,,third as long ita- Inc child Is *Al
o tatoyearound that ittlistorts the little.,
:elliw fce into Vtlifett 11 Lsnaert
family ,eiger is not taken away
, h reside it remains always
le-of--heopitable-co
, i
4,-
itril001-tin1.
co Sair.h.,
,
44'
01441‘,4
't
4 r
e
asms ed a,tcLeg'••t
, -• tt,e grL £uging that,
111 and wanted -the articles
d; Mr. Pilot got, Ss td On the
s : and dedneting 2d fOriter "Pro-
ove.,40
# I
. man ouL cl
()use," and the girl aIrnttted their
111, but Mr. Ella WWI (the choir -
of the Bench), said Ithat as the
renoltad. 'not b-en..prviously,
he WO144-1,14.--accept the. state
tsi as evklente. - •
Ite officer. Went, On to titay that the
had been Witte convicted, and • thal
tifitte
forced e • door Was mtite. prolesstoital
-credit
flench said it was clearly 4 Cate
kir incluttriot sehoolo, and • the children
will be sent there.
Pt
•
t'•
• nett Gkes Some Statistics t
Make People 'Ptak.
_Prof. :Chas., Ltu.stnelL4n.nt
itite-41t---•Wastling1014.-Satd,:.14111011(.ialtftf
1.1 ,
1
.,eroastng at the rate of _
'IlltrititsAtlistributiort-ii-beCOrriinritt
crcasingly fits -proportionate, rousing
great injustice, hardship and !mitering.
That the emilred of the nation's
_weatitt-and through it,. of ilit4natio
itself; is fast:centring in. the hands of a
few, one-eighth of the families now own-
ing seven -eighths Of its wealth... It IS
Said on 1000.1 antitOritythat the control
of Orie-ti,velIth .3f the nation's wealth is
represented at. the ineetin I the twenty-
ur--tiffeettira arlhf. . •
Corporation alone. and that the
ant railway systems of the country
ate Controlled by •Just •six men, with
only one simreMely,'dominaxtt...
That on the -Other band 10,000
e -eighth of the: peoniti ok h
rft in um:Stant „poverty, while 4,000,1
•
if 111,
That tlarot&gh poorly-co.ordinated and
selfishly istered •industrial enter-
prises near y 1,000,000 ignorant immt.
grouts aro landed leachyear and von.
„doused inl-,theomost erowded industrial
centres. In the city of New York att
average of one Intringrant, arrives every
forty-two SOCOnd$, And an arrest oecurs
,every. four minutes.,
That under the pressure of these ab-
normal , conditions drinking, smoking,
-710bliery;'
graft and social vita are fas-
ter than the Popylutioni ea Mg finans
nip las that more-- thanCounterintl.
ances our manual nationat-gain ok
.wealth.
WIlEs1 DOCTORS DISAGREE.
People Who Look Wise Do Not -Always'
"Metre Good." .
*l'iltiStratIon of the Old saying
ItI:I-
if "doctors Avilt.
is lated by it p yeician of veracity:
differ," the Toikr.iiing
II lite course of 4 lecture winch he
was delivering. before a number-of-atii,-
dents he had brought in by the mother
4 child ..slx .months 01t1„,:, whieh, he stat-
ed, was suffering fictin0_,-te .0t....pocullito
a or ton=one...Wdont..,,seta,,,in.ilita4oun.
t *..-and. he rohititested five of the Mu -
dents, tacit' separatebo to diagnose Inc
ase.A. , Cr +
- .
._ Alt* Says The fiallintore Suit.
gttve 1 as ids rdedical belief., that the
chil.1 was suffering , from inelpient
neunionta;• the second, after -examina„,
tor4 pronounced it Itteiplent diphtheria',
third. slaked his _ mutation upon
Ls 1eing perikatitis; the fourth tatted
it marasmus,ivItilo the Illth said it was
nialarito-,,, When they had emelt Made a •
tor -fat examination, the lecturer said:
"Well# gentlu,
ten '' have you anything
farther to say in' regard le -the Onset'
*Nothing more than hos• already been
aid," was the reply -taken from each.
• •"Weli,“ said' he, taking., the little ,,One
and Wiling it up -before Olean, °Ildirls
it thild that has never hid it .ilay+o Et.
ncit-islgoe EU birth._ n is the most per.
fectly 'healthy Child that I have ever
leen." .
3:5
111
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EvE
11
t• O
)if 115 bdy ' ittca
eek 4i1 geoik Itadile
,Or ered• a.ira.
, • , „
•thtit itratt:'11 was1a•kfia• wit
e, co
,art.
-
up
hi
hos eine* 'ahoivii. no Ataire slunkhor
what
,
v riusc end
sfinctiv‘t Parsing of its 40, and we farl
rout uraindrionflYtoonthicoldwalisuo.rowielltd, 'floPoirridtraitietit;
ot'awitking, -and 'then -quite suddenly' it
tem (tied a long ory and 'opened ha eyeer.-
We had done everything- 'Imkovitt 10
Medicol sclence to' arouse it,, and\ just as
wehad sktt --ett:f2ttiLltalleAtitritta
T helottIng rr thaneal•Wtniteuen4shealliver,
0, the indiejitteuit are that she
will grew-intotio-aireng woman. She ”
Rotor %an is Insult with,infants.-
Another chi1d--a _boy of seven-•--whora •
'41ten,
.WF P011 OVEIN-A'AION
-
In this ease we were able to rouse.hirt
'tor Intervals of a; Minute or 4o two or
area limes .rt..day. AN feed him•on_iniik.--=-
Iltei 'lib-. had been,-studiolla 4:40%904
• ond itJL my irnpressLonthat.,,fiverwor
. 4-4
1110(1 all sorts ok --things Amuse. -blot- -
•bat 11 was no good. Electricity had 114
.pcwer,40-bring-,-about'everr tite7quivertrir
of 40,--,eyeta,th, and at last-wo were coo
peiled to leave Min 10 41114h his sleet
day we weigh0-• him. ant.
each day .showed that ho had, become 4
fracPorr lighting "Illasitese-idtracted a lot
of attentkm, and wes-had all sorts
queer "cures" sent to itelne of whick,
Vi- tried.-•• 6 •
Perha the queerest remedy` Was sent
by a won an, who wrote z "I have read .
Jeep, mind 1 write to say that 1 knew a .
ycurig womanwho was similarly affec-
ted. .1 made an ointment which. cured
her. Ono application Is ell 'that is,
needed. It deStroya germs • and 13 aS
liarmlesS as railk." Welded this pec*-
lier'Sinailljuit.all the effect it had was
ta Induce iticeto take -on a new lease of
r. -• was ,t-riet1;4. .hyptiortsin.„
fonning, toe -packs, and a Mindrod other •
things; and fLnahly, When, we let 'him
.ekne, he awoke of his own accord, and
seemednone the worse for his long
6 *le.r7t. Of emirs°, such, a thing as
014 Mg sickness," but tids• is a dis.
,ease and not. tO be confounded, With
these long :slumbers Where the body h
ire a normal condition. ,
_
t 1:11k7"SLEtiliql-SICKNES".
loarlahly fatal, and no. cure that '1
ha -VIP -ever heard_of has yet, been discev-
OW, or anything which, will even retard
it; pregress. _ A inert can, Sutter (ram
Steiptng-41aneee for a year ---ot -Iwo
years, and though he may not be abso-
lutely unconscious during the whole of
that litelteronly-has -momenta of wake.
fulness of sufficient duration to make
rettlize his. terrible 'position. The
titzteuired-bra--gMK-b-ttt who.
titer the „germ will ever be discovered I
'cannot, say. There' are juit.• now many
,scientirds on its .traek.'
These long eleePs ere • found ,more.
oftealimong-the young than the -middle.
aged or old. As a Man or -worrier/ get
on in 'years less altunber 1, remdred,
,4411,-eiten-meatz-tn4rrAnd-w
sixtrend-4cer..- Whir vry
*7)10k:wieldy on from two to four hours
sieCp during the night. Heavy sleoperS•
oarttot, soot are very ram -• Ilut
return _,R) ',youth and long, sleep,. Per.
baps you recollect the C440 Of ileiriricit
Burgaitallitri the .Gernian science student,
Who fait asleep on his sixteeptio,rbfriliday .
Mid' was a year older -betete he awoke
again. • ' •
10 this lestertee, too, ,:the'ciatselif the'
long ittimber was dito to overwork ,atid
enxiety. ,fitteroPts beyoott the sim-
plest were made to awake Burgstalter.
the efforts of the doctors -being direeted
towards ..,trooping tip his strengthiland''''''''
weight 'by every. MOOS in , their power.°
Ever, "Morning he. wasbathed la •
Tar.
Pt'
t
orottrit
It's bedler to fall out than it is to"
*KM out,
••••,....;VOrluivietmles, on tho and grins
the inany. -
.:. •
A ibtlint perseil .1,s 'lotto make tho inott,
elating rcirtarks.,
The Men wire is alwaya right ts nt.
ways a. ntusonee.
coquettes heart
aft aliptY hent11,4614b., ,
SOttletiniC4 YOU I** *
tot,nititty-icovw:the i- angr
Never judge Avtutt a,' woman
4to byr-the-thing she .
smiting pease* matt wsre, then
00 'Opportunity to *et bft# •
r.onsMettesf Is *'.,Iftet, buk-sq Marry
people -do not t are An* *well* ry.
Aren't yeti itymt you 410ift • oW4 this
earth When it Is bispeying '
Muy * Zan sow* wild) oa 1
AMPS , that ids thildren
uttIWortent soot's ot tbo itor trails Ma tam.
int0 *lint' hitt Vrefr •1711•Cluiptty 1S -with,
'-ei fitettned tit the. hand.
Itorttle,44-;betivOtt- thY
itendcl figuratively no ,deubt, the son.
that iho, ,ektturtandthenta.'of
. to -serve ,us an ,OVer.preient rt
minder 10 the-Istrietaes- of .Their-ekletion-
Stifi-to 4rid 'Of Ina debt of
gratitude- whith .hirn, in
twit
11,4 Inlunotto ,rtxt
4 Itstetlit ilni";:nrallrettases they
tbq in
end l'orind
ill* leathern 'finnigt. to ihr4 AfetilOki 114:
Isrrork-the-lett-iteral-440-tirett4
tlaITv recifilitiodi of the fibthlit*
Mid potion or, summary of the la
tpon the 414)ornostA of thy, h4loo„0„
upon tire ga roretislort wet*
atw stilt is, rattled' Alt literally by, the
tven l' stay these tiny eylirsferi
owloslesg. portions It Setipture. stritita
V
h post and
.6
intl$ ges.
11
If the tiger ••haltPtrit
-haps by `it
4***.loilii4wi 4dng•the
a (ram Inc - mouth
• proffer s It . to.the
•
la111
y. r_
tiered ,06041
tact 11 tursolinte
endly Intention. Ktt*Ing t
tTw average "finoly cigar; it It
tient end tetnoke it who tut
of Aeoloyment when ft is la
OA -hole,10 the, post* hut it Is tort,
harder tof tvoefve11 born thenwtuth af ioonarnornber ofthe- 141 Oter.•
nial looking lanilly,.
waiter* frevtliteatt lia/k *
the telt.
lit* tl
ate
,•4 `,0441.18rfillsailIPPANornvi...ir •444
n
at '*•mn
ors'
the
T
ber,vro
drM tit*
134?;
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OTt.
n
4,74.
TIUN
attAIZAt*
ittAhe'belief :that:bit body.,wouU al -orb
Mach of the' nutrition contained in the -
feed, while quantities Of milk:were kreed
own his throat, ' fly those Metes !tie
rength was preserved, and when ilurg.
idler finally. **Of. qttite naturally, ,
ter lora than year of sit.inber. bis
Igitt had ...only "400efairett SoOlo an'al
Nandi. •
A. story was,current SOrne time* n» 4)1
flussion ehiLd rtatraXi., Olga Piatimwsko,
baring slept on tad her, third to
.1*.'" sixth bittittlaYi.. but I nottld not vouthf
tOr' the tenth of it. According to the re -
04 the, infankwai Alto daughterof roor:
parents, Whose fatlicr labotad in the too.
est, and - whose mother 'workedin Inc
Olds. Theehild Was istualitloctird,tato
-tsinu tivirniglite- absence of - the par.
.nis, rteighbor r,alling Itt every twit
X&d)atid look, oiler it.
•good- Violeta:0.11W
s10' f�iirtri' Inc hi)dAstelqiing yery
heavilytKnt lfV herrefortting itt two
It baby still 4lurribercit, and
oiintirated, slumber Whefl. the minter •
ar,rivee 11 Nothing aroused tit, stiff when
three.. MO* hail 'posted it fleeter was'
Ovinted an , interest in the,,
e stointl.tOok Inc rid t t. Nteni.
.ht *het* wss wl1IChd!d kr
•
inetert"*_I
fd artfici4olly,
10 11 nrtetk*:.re-t-yUtth» we
ih igiluthe
y iyu
mrtbtrotot
tt ioguo7
tonished la see
or two Sleep apiteifred
but' tiht*Nat Instaatly
• ,Ilk,ra ittrAt a
hattlaken tht:pliava