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oats but th
0
0
butd ;Weed to witOm it 1
nLesuie of now Wginn
Iut forward to its, Alit a
•, titiOn. hope, Awls so
deterruintionto.0;,ot igsiotnartAlii;
ug. Li
Tb fyt i ttu
I lu tb.cirrt.
.,
u
den, but u &tn h„;
The_now luts its root*in
bzt * 'fruit* are farther
yesterday is to see it 'ye
; that which haa been Peilose
s 0, 0 in feet, is e'llerixthed in
nly for whet it tuts dont for
it bolds our guidin* lights not
to tkoit us. buck but to guide us
It may be fair, with memory'
ieLurer, but they are .only pro
kesofwhatisto be
aSniu 144)Prexxed, b
years. To tbem
one seem* as the knell
tbst ,counts itself toward the
Yurs pelt, only *go. But tli�
greatest biassing of time, hia
,P0*40or'of the clays that aome, Of the
ea ef life may be turned and
tl�W.ortee begun, that such
ught is possible a this of the
paat with its, eomple
rtt.
The paiing days- teacb us tolive
tbeforwardlooking life, to, he
,,tha
though e era*
page be dark with .stains And blot.
td over twith ear,. yesterday '
zvt all; there sans the new
with a noblc
r„
oij
trains for suhettes
OEir old days are o he aimp
ignoreil;titey are „to bb weivett,
into tbe structure of thene
to be "like the 'lessons
painfu11 'wrought out on our slat
at 11001„, forgotten in *e sen
that they have been c&rried to
aid ito the enrfrbing, the ikil
and power..of highergr
Ifereis this new h
mean to us He mut be
4!), ' Ion
,,sto
Aft
heo
and to face the days tha
:with h('art nervd for nobier 1
i 1 her attain
0 nobler,eri
, s. TIii iij the time to seek to
Iarg„.
er Meanings in life tor our-
..
ea
wer* ia"
11
the thr.��Id wol
pre*
brier renew
vogth the .kleirmen,
itd` then _return* to
rettuM,, 7,
*a. Their! 'Synagogue*
period them were _synagogue. in
every tOw0 41,04 in every
45ntairting. ten *men. They were
Iced-
not onlr for worship but c#110
venters of local government,,
0 'week. 14, as 'schools for thilt
clers of t kue
er the ruler*. of the eoirnuuuity.
a After
gives
efltsat,
24. .411 47T1
e m ovinc
d wth kin(»!-Distase
theNew Teitement," is looked
Nisitation of Satan, ex.
in a few eases 150.
riou ..4isorders and ntert4I
gement, especially, Were
rded as due to aisualeta poses-
sion.
ere was re Inueb truth in
Ith;s popular belief that TOM* ac
0022120ated hia own teaching to it
was 00 part of our Lord's par.
se to antleipate the aittveries
of modern seienee4
e healed them -Much - of the
nuniStry of Jestui is even up to the
practical work, of working nuncios
of this kind. . 'Through the,.oure of
mere* bodies 13,0,.was often able to
effect the cure of their swill*.
0; Decapolis—"Ten dties." ..A
region of Peraea. beyond
ontaining ten federated cities, of
which Damascus was one.
1
but
be kept ilea
e use of meal' ° °
s told water -that h*rdena ti
da and -enables, them to resia
effsets, of told sir
hot water is uaeI it bouIa 131
ight, when, the
long emptirn frorn
fe,t0 cold/gr.,-.That *Iso is t4i
iLor..vaselin
*P.111,*$
Jure to.ehapped band t11Vi T.
RWHER VG V011a OTBERS.
Once o " ed *beet 4 new
birth as taking plaee. some for i
in life. Uow eagerly hearts tha
aw
enititto4ini, 1 0 and
failson7r,owort:r
it *
o t sueit'a new
Uow much better it is
to see each day *S a posaibe new
„birth, eaeh as a new beginning,
cbance to do better* to
.inc,c forward, to recoverfrom th0
to remedy tbe 014 mil
wortby faitit will never se
$r.*nalippnig back into the dust
it ill toel hire ever climbing to-
ward
$36(L A worthy faith still rt
u*ourn over the:tracks ivarked
tbet yesterdays ; ,it will traco wit
eonfidencetlie way
fore; it It !ieer that way in
nowledg4-of-trut
•
ocr, keencr joy .in, doing. the
will. of the g'14 and a joy
1.- 0 ow 111--*---thp wx er re it a
fatnily a earth and heaven.
True 'faith will say„ as the new
dayi pp.rottelt: Etre in each -of ine me on
tbese is Just the eltenee to And out for *Wet' Iear
lift, *Maros, to make real sonte'r lutude, '.
9
oin
the saselin;hould he
aitd th.e. lianas row*
veral minutes in more ho
&ter. T the emulsion Toole i
i. proeess wishing 4sloola
•
flour te
this r wbe
Ilt*Iltialetwarro w
stand over rn
ud rd silt:Iiirt.:3714
,tieiorts Pot*toes., good
potatoes, then' ivntove ho.top,
;woof) out Our -potato into *
4 /teat artd 4n, ,butt.
a
kdd
• •
5* Ong I
•
d bak
ori
overt with softpaper-utdessYO4 ter, mak,. salt, * Lad pepper, an
fin afford tiotgrease the towel,* and ,g whip up ughtl$. yin the she/
'man should go to bed. The with a layer, of nusiled potato, ,
next morning the hands should 160 .thin totyar of *swum ' hieh has
wabed in VOkl Water with A little, teen pravionshr fried then -mashed
n .potetoe* unt4 the ah,ll is fulL Plaee -
on Op.,* fist cracker umbs. and
hits of butter apd pairiks, and
plate in toren till brown.
flash,....-Vou ;ins of slie.
el pineal)* t
'If a weck of such treatment does
not'bring the hands of the man who
habitually takes *Olive open air-ex-
oreist,into. good -.0 dition he May
suspect that th water he use is :worth ofl,
too hard or that there is * general', marshmallows, a rids English 1,
alkaliu.e condition ,of his, lOteuxt wainutst one quart of Mayonnaise:
1
that needs attention. ',_ , - :dressing, one quart of ereem
' Some men find it advantagetina to. to whip,,,, cut 1i..,. pineapple in
be band!, to go without glove *11 tubes and toarter marstmat.
nter long and such Men are ar)t, lows. Chop the nuts, but not very
'
r
&llowed.
pressing u t
ished, Z* w* 'nth s
•
Art134
I w.
elear aattr" with
white cabbge. iJhe41 doe
ater to pr*I2L
fltil'0410:*';'4,1311te.14$7111111g7POinlogitle:41111,*7o6.°' $ A one egg,
0041, *oat and pepper, and a hall
p'etsittester well beaten together
After pouring this over let it *I
to a, bil. This wifl alightly
th-dceri the'dressin,g.
Baked Cabhage.—A great MaT11
people to whom cabbage
stefut And it delicious prepared iu
helt)hlieut7dillogf ewsahLiget_70% ilxIL
er mallmitettx9. and boil Until t
(lIbr. Draiu oft water, put in do
ping howl and chop fine. To a Jar
cupful Of nth milk add *One e
heatexii two tablespoonfuls of me
ea butter, seasoning with lt and
-a little white pepper if at bzn Mix
with cabbage, pt in baknig Pati
aXerlAilblt elerbutterntYnno re $ putting e
e
have not only ',very Clean ham *1, fine. Then whip the cream and add (*
ut hands of fine texture provided to the mayonA4 ve. the juice
that they have learned to -use very
'Attie soap, Bare hands -are not
an unusual sight On the Wner golf
iluke, and the hands may easily be
kot--tha
boort
of reit'
t; ATIONS FOR TOE ,t1
OF ittpli'S
of Soap May ;Easily Be Ove
44#1ii Chapped.
�ands, •
11
we I drained off apple, an
just before sero)v„ all the in.
grediettta together and stir in the
mayonnaise and whipped. cream,
on a lettueelfaraird-WWP
ind , whole nlarshlnalIow and a
hi
ran
e doctors are saving now that
nbcnit
er
at.
pie. ,
in in good, conditio
'ns h a lottnee andwie1z and
nsiug Or that it needs *atan olive,Ices *\s'ert niet; coarse.
-e. Mechanical- Aid. Of, *uell . Cornbread One -rut of ,sour
Meal:and 'stater a r , ,
little., sit% lar4 'hitt
any an wishes "to le1102, the re*•,r..o. 'g, teaspoonful soda;
n for exercising 'without gloves,Iake enough cornmeal to make it
ten, say the tloir 1e;.; hint turn inside out a, Pair of sti
ow to take* tare, gloves that ' he has nited•ever, day
11
Lar salt
,•
nttE,T, for`two or three weeks and he win por o e liver. t in
'nett and fairest dreams, to only the coal heaver that, never has fitod a,r,gn ro
nt eugh for the, "ha it. roa%tr. rut over this two tufo;
roe of the *hinge 1 have been teak clean hands from November Wove% A YOOntil Old are apt to
11
• ter,,,one-half cup celery,
g,' to do and'-ionging to do- to May, but almost any man who; a greatI dirtier insidethan out d one-half
to Make .sonte life- 44 takes netiVe -011000 exercise imajwitide if themet. takesan' morels°, er, an minced, ant. Season• /maw alat' lives ought to tilt' hand* withoutve". • hoOre violent than an ordowy,„strell well with salt and, pe et, cover
a
Lo wipe
the 'tears mt
fro, some .ven glove* frequentlyOuilgedland even' the idler's .gloves would closely ; took two hours. D,slicions,
jut another atande to love will not keep, some totitos clean, an
7.; pair of old glove* 'Oil soil hands Irotfhtta role' if
knew
-ea:CwthelIG•it 111:citernottPhtdgdrirgle—On'andelionerve*
so to find Iife
Icatt 70 cops 31'4 btte' 'been "Yen" tunes "4 e outsi half eupfUls ofilour ono cupful o
with soap and brush. very man' /
e
bu
ginning a oft
M1sfiry Mtt.
G�tdnT x• • it,
o
i trary, to e spiritual darkness,,
•
• sugait,„ orte cupful of suet, one -CUP-
tools, of raisins, one tunfui of ell
laborious!IiUIIW weir "? thn pa
- phec3r of Ta.CP
2,141tan in winier.
tred
st,grnwhich thei'ml°14411Uffetielirei greatly °I; tu8geirtozn,finakilEllh‘ eh**ri"ght
coni
rojin-the inroads of AsSyriana and., for donsirto and tater,
an*i as ftwit to be *dietea to band* without rendering' them too onee
prosperity by the gessiah. The tender for active, use 'in the coon ()et.
blessingswere to extend beyond;i. t`ihrty a'ORA'S 'toilet 'table' eppa-
40r41$33, into the 4ietilet Of Wrote*, 40%4, bow .,1104he itas tried to,
whieh is east of Jordan, and where find tho right lotiOn far ,ehapped easmx
the litter 1404 °Elbe ministry of Its,rulst which is really anotherterm ' twee
jesuii were ,centered. :As the Tara*. for soiled bands.. Dozens of smelt clot
lites sat in the darkness .of despair lotions have been ,inventigd, Stant
'beeause of the incursions of the Wine of them , are eltedise, but a cc
Assyrians, -so -r,. -Matthew-represents, nearly 41 are expensive and molt men,
the condition of the people previoustheott weoli it* nettl$ f 004
pg, to tho, cooing of Jesus as one Of 'those who wish fo keep idle handt. tornfort.
t
or
Galilee—.t-part
em-
phe, arid zelieetiiig the Roman
Iterod Anti -1
pas was he rue, laving Jzi
iiital in i
Prerrnled in the vernmen
land, population was
1 of the 0 s of:the fteaVent -el, , * pensitr'e; , Ctorn meal
term *n_ o 0 *0t0,. broadlyA _igtrOti .. .
uch-chtstper
-inteilistotr - "iiixmot. '': * '--ioih ITLItiti
' Malty, eXten of , Gswee,i nothing- o . 1 t in, the
commit ,Ilasting.s Dictionary,
"Christ and Gospels,. ' spiritttal renunciation ,
II Nazareth—it ii, paten" men. to make room in., thez
from Oehn'a, ae,Counti,' th t Jesus
did not irentediatety detach himseli
from the home life it Nazareth.
' in' good eondiiion. It
1/. Jesus seems intentionallyt ' MEMOF
skc tlx, the cry .of. lobo. Its'eoni- better, a pier, *rata an "Lel- -
irg meant not only,. that the,,Workl lt he discovered for the
of John was to be tarried on but lei r masculine hatits. than
-d.thstt his advent was the advent o old countotlabit of using meal
the ateSsianie kingdom. Xs* *Ms o somekind when the hands are
to this message of repentance, in washed. Oat meal Is good but 'r
ar
ked * ti*
111 *
4104014
43,
Lt
It was ot
te silk *Wet
-IL IN t2.
111
ants, on cupTiir 4if:.grate
s ful of -carrots,.
o ful of soda. Steanl
S. Serve with brand'? *400e.
Ake Pudding. --One quart of milk,
te-haif cupful Ace, • sweeten to
taste. Place in a bating dish vla
bake in * moderateooven• for an
ur, or until cooked down to the
tiness desired. Stir thoroughly
,erat times whilel'enolting. This
is esaity made and is botit,ieconom-
,l' *nit,
TRE sumo .1tocom,
itet mil three yards • of
tusaltothle set ef p�e5.. vnhleached muslin, gut into four
strange„, thcivottt that lengths; make four„baWa with draw -
re eons. lido be it tstring of, cotton taf,e,letife'allit in
. the front for putting in the vete*,
after Ana restoratton **tire. ti outline in -Jed cotton the different'
Width likowisa tett the ingot lire$ the ha,g* *rt intended--00e,for
one Or nuts 40,, one or e,otton
and for -.woolen; tack the, bags to
br, inside of closet door; will be
found to be convenient as well it
,
are of Sewing, Machin. --Abut
o month oil the macitine-thor.
oughly With kerosene oil, ' treadle
ale- wheel% and etery ioint; remove the
sewi'ng.cotton arta 'run the maehine
quickly for two or three minutes,
then wipe off all oil and dust; nett
oil lust. as thoroughly with the best
Machine, oil, andagain.wipe well to,
reinove excess Of oil. It it st, good
,p1an to place * pieets .of absorbent,
cotton around needle bar so that
oit rte. -7431110 -7 -the
A, thickly folded' newspit-
placed tinder:the treadks will
rrevent oil ,dripping- on the floor.
VP A, few drops oil Should u
aelt day. ,
Rugs and Table Corers..
ul rlresses. Tear them into,,
CW together like earpet rags. Dy
th'rn bright yellow, or any
ferrtd arid have them woven",rth
jr tripe% with whit,e' alternating.
re ohlsheets ;or stcy, eatton-
fir Ite;:*Wkite istripeS. These :tost
onlv 10 cents for the .,dye, and the
prire of sceevtingy;seltieb, is Smell.
lhev tan he Woren in any sire and
for floor r tabIC cov.
C*I0, be w without inwbeta
rtatins. „ r can I*
stood lor
Cul
to hang
tide and )j
itt tau
mot 4ne
"
In --,1141441011 itt of 0
r 104 old
4 the good tidings from
1. Simon. Peter, and Andrew
These two- were among the first
atttnded the marriage at Cana, t yield' to Jesus down At Bethany
as woo under the ,4140001W *
* trim woVtroet. This
brought ,trour torture
m
es I
ht ;seep sin I :thoroughly. elestase and Tao double
* heal .the hands in half a dozen 01
washings, providedleme siMple oil
sat!
ointment like vstielino. is rubbed o gire toe se*
in and„t!'020. Olt After * more econottlitil *nit *ober
eatment for three or four .tallights int la *to •fttienmtnt IbM de
0 hands usually beat' new garment, WlIICt
If they do not tilers a few tiro Isom.
f lemon fulee rubbed on at ni the einsintstitoeti
will sometimes _the_healing,
prOCesit,' The fititorti corrects
the ssikaltrie "ebntlition whi0t-'ft
oftert,the seeret of thaml.ett liands
After preaching the virtues .o
t7ap and **ter tot generations Ute
doctor* 'are beginning to say that
dot use of /foals may be easily biter -
'tie* and many men „find that. e
y to keep hincli in good
(Mien is to wash theril With me
in!tt*d of with soap. Some m
on, entirely without sioap., for;
the luingds, hut that happy *toe it
not testily' attained sina is usnall
approaChed to, vow of the COnthina
tion
JA in 'company with his mother, artl! Gran: LAO. 41 • -TheY 1114 tourn
mua, .hswt, lived in privacy 10409 (14Pee wit 11110, oud now ""fere
enough sifter his zeturn from Jude* at 'Pour 014 pursuats.
a City of rousiderable importaue ,Castingtit anet eil, lati tie 1
for the first disciples to return to
nto the
their OcThpatieiii, ---Iracitiffx—iiiii p
about rive miles from VentThey werq fis1ers-4 lucrative
CaPetwittm---Ilia reason for ley(' built since the Sea , of Oalile
Ing Nazareth, w** the hostility of
. i fish. it cannot he
.”
kis old.neigithors (Luke 4); On his showd thst anyof the apostles were
way to ()spoilt*** .he stoppedThey are tailed "ult.
Omit, and there rcceived the r earned and ignorant inen,"., but
quest of .the noblemsta to. beta his f ly to - their lack .of
ding Child (Johs) 4. 40), Carta Iav. training 1 ribbinieal schools
In the •Itills, via 3.e!,,usk descended , . will is you token: tt.
ttonty Itiles to the. . gores of theearthly tinploymen
*es of Galilee, itad took op an us a parable of, their iltvine *
abode in. 'Carternaunt; . ?MIS t9r0 estion. a Daviti WAS taken from
Is,* not been l'atited with certain. thI shepcotet shepherd if*.
tr . There h, still * 4.1elAte sts to Itrael and Pani from his tent«
wlzetker modern Tell Minh at the ia.kinitto be a maker of heavenly
t lid of the lake, or :Khan. Atinyth t Vs take*
three Miles lower down, it'the site. fnm tbs4n boets to 1» Sher* of
It was, at any 'rate -'",-Ilvetly for-situ-
istion. and most' 1;resperous. This
tate*
lialt, du* to its, thitiviag isitiog isi- the
itustry, ,the ram fertilttk.of its *oil, t oe-
,
*Waits close pentionity to the greatur 1, white
logitsray which conneetetl Dittaigi. t , the
tut 'silk Um Letalet. Nowhere -nisei w ad.,
.eoalel Alas Ws fogad *nett asS op., I dr ,
portmutlty to **etch* a eornmstuds4te
liflpeskiag in, Cio:
' kis to the world.
great beauty ,a't4r ase and
with busy , ..,.#
suites iota
It lay sort
' Xaital1, hot least a••
s'ed
the
When
brou
dition
ton the soap, rne
P
are 'barite ,bee
tOtt,v good
this otelsins
be droptedor
se onlyat rare intcrals and the
eat made to 4:lo the Work. -
Most soaps in their zeal for de*
peas burrow deeper stud deeper,i
hands , Until thee' 'seem')
and sore. Tite"diseper the olat'
the.More frequent the stee'.
*up, and the harder- !It
prism. Meal cf. nt
terttnjra1k attel.,,perhstA
Te.r eGkend_411 setion what WA
i.a.iAIY h -.Lumps ol the,
small pani of thet sa u •
lehertiel by Ilse
c*
es. --but
sa
It 4
11
1
Oyster reams. owed and rul
through a Aloe
nuc with threc-qiiar ers o ste.
ot. good cream,. ;seas°
pper, and paprika, •
oouful. of puwderecl gelatin
ved._ in three-quirters of a pint
of oyster liquor. rot soine 044
Meld* hat of .
bedding one, oyster' in„eadt., WJien
trhole. ostAter
Turn out when o
Curried Oyter.,
°Otero in hot bitter for
Chop ono Onion fine and
a few minutesin a tablespoonful
hot butter .add One teaspociful of
firdirpewdae-r-t7onratteallsi)p*onefunifglui of
vurry
of salt, ,
one eupful water or stock, and cook
Slotvly tors ten minutesi., All ono
teaspoonful of . lento* juice,the
• 3, sters, and .four tablespoonfuls of.,,
quor. Cookgently for
*mites d serve with, Ito
•
_rd
oked from
-kettle, u. ng lust enougit water
ti cover it. Remove bone and cu$
the meat into smell plot**. Rub
together equal' quantities of butter
and flour according, to the amount
grall lett in kettle -4'a tabls.
spoonful of finely thopped teler
Add one cultterearn,' then the
en, and put= halting dish and p'ace
-on top one pint of oysters -ov .ot.;
ny liquor.. Season oysters. whli
&nve hot.
It and pepper and -bits of but
and cover with * rielt pitet
ec thia, leaving 'opolungs and ba
* moderate oven , until "a
own. *
• 4
It
pound prunestender,A then
ar
them. Line a butterd baking
with thin slices of stale cake, th
fib up:with tite prunes. Ce,141-„Iv
e*ke moistened, dot with,bs of
butter, and bake n a ateatir,ove
cream
minutes. 'ono
tum
dish and garnishith ijd
t Prunes- earn until t:
but not brolien, ne-half pots
runes. Then pit and fill
titaiteas7xthiteethurouppitilt ur
nttit;,w, raj::
or dt
m the fruit to the f re. ir
and stir in one-thfr
latrn--diledinornfiz
tap f othidelirfa4t;trn.:4Poinurtzittoistairt,taire
to Ilanden. Serve with sweet.-toel
VM
V
2
4
_
la
12
ir
nnrl pumpkin,
e ottt �cds, t .6
thin *Ike*, Aftcr t1l
weigh about
ht, preser
unds granulsa
slued thin,
h gzIr toot; raiz thorough
stand over night; in the too
plse n the store, let it ,boil
ly for *4) hoar* and one-half,
util the sirup is thick. Put in
hen tool. Delicious.
-Oie and one -ha f
s of brown fuser, eseel,lpful
tato tit 'se
One lurtfl *
o and
pinelt
*e k*spoifal•
I ea*