Exeter Advocate, 1910-02-24, Page 6 (2)ttAnd It ,
-0 alwaye
o cute." -Acts iv., 16.
$ one tf the 1ezt un
!oast ,
s phrase
1 It ha become the •,guiett, for
. the (lien tot elotk
geom., It eJevatS the
!d•da wiI., reesontor pre:jut:Hee
into *n infalflh1t eguide -not ,eioly
sou's ow**, eopdttet, but
o as t ondsict. ,
in the .4* whet we tall eon-
tentioutt, sertipleet we pronounce
*tidetneint on our •iteighltors, dettd-
• the: be. depeate ' 'Dee
Leir tat's in ektithe
eAtielt we regard a merel
to differ fronitiour eventustozn
-,sitelteulturellavinge .e4 'op d-
ards in our otvn mitt& we MA
• thel, the ameasurbefor all men.
'Often we have made these jud
mente est conscience the CAUS0 of
0.?
a ed• questions as to personel hat
bits. for example, as to elethese
• _smoking, der:tele& theatre attend-
tituee. Being quite -clear,perhape
that .these thing.' were 'wrong'to
us, our"- toititieri;ett so asserting" -
ewe have ineisted that: anyho cared
for them must be beyond the range
• of human respectability And of. die
vArter eigerel„ . '
TEMPTATION ALWAYS. ' •
There is a constant temptatio
• fo- intake iny own moral taste sin-,
.-other man's.nentor pees jud
"Inetterati*
starntarch, ant tiTti'
he offends My itonecience. This is
tie& Pemptation beistuse it gves
ti$ SOZISO_Of 00218Clerilti0218 AOC/VAS,
without making strenuous demands
(in'our own powertof improvement.
o moth is said *hoist the -voice
and .autliotity of tonscience, so
inany fo1jb thiege are quoted gee'
ing it the ',credit of divine infalli
SY, '
One
0
4 it *nil pm
"one, 'an intrmnrnt of derkuess
and deprete. ef all OPP
ti't* and ,iuti in moral
ru&tter- may be hnILywrong be-
'awi etiteienc "iIrnItYr of
.3 ens right.an has Bever
rightly tleyel ped:end trained.
4 has ti. It'arn tbe differeoce
between, right and 'wrong, between
thet'Whielt makes for the god of
Itfe enul thet Whiett mareits beauty
nd ,development. No angel voices
histier in his ear, no guest in his
breest wartte, him wlien as a 041
he plays svitle match -s, pieks up.
sfin,Ateps at to,
retful,8erOms, or pi zuash-
es
the neighbar's window Life
must teaelt hiin jndgni'nt.
Consvienee els shetply the trained
power of judgment as to the eight
irt motel matters. Our
to eek tlett develepm
erat of wee it
meet ea'
CONSCIENCE IS T
40I1
o 0
tbink the e
•
afu1tv
ueuteseia
of that
ft •
of owe', character, or it is the
0 of itty training. and habits
disfe,,It et our. .bus nevinot
it for Some 'Yoke from the skio5
but to develop in ourselves the
knowledge of the way of life.
Character is to bemeasured by
the keenness and de1icaty with
wbich One diseerne the right and
the positive readineete with which ,
ne executee that which is, indicat-
e but the activity of =conscience
es manifest in our OW1X eonluet
AIIKLitIg, uinesaL
talnint;-dnesiting',-the teonfelenee
eight judgment and the will t
active obedience.
It will not be sufficient to sa,y jfl
answer, to any objeetions or ques-
tions AS to your acteor attitude
that•-tyoutteen only obey -Tour (Wfl
conscience. It is your ditty to dia.
miter whether your conscience
atrustworthy guid to ettareh out
song :for yi net,, to,
our own judgments of quesej
Lc:74
0
NATIO A ON,
Text, A/tit,
13. Enter ye in
etthodatiort to lives after he
manlier detteribed in the rest
the discourse. It implies the.
bilite Of 'every • men's. Iking
we
htt *terror gate Th
taken front 'theOrieutal
gate e were • WC
There is tio eti
It.ad el/ men at
ey annet eonn
strip tlCrnMelV
n
two gates
bet not bo
pee* thro 4f;
Car2 eArntrfWith
like.After yo
gate you find
*timid w*y_t_
and you
,ct'mpan, fok,,,many 1
you. But. thie ;way e ds- inevit
to deatructione
• 4. Thenarront gate on the other
a etntle'oPenstlintoa atten '''Twattr*
There continues to be no room for
the thing . reitourtetel at the en-
trinee. ..To travel that '-eettet -one
-mut have laid aside all sin and
sellielinees, all. shams and follies.
But it is worth while; for there is
tine surrender -of freeilottee 'and tbe
end life-te.e4ditiort of unthirde-
able hpiness.
0
ne by one
„of incu
0
tr0
The y are
in ow ,etteither
And it ie'tesier to
wide gate,foryott
ote anything you
onee homie „that
at it opn Utreiti
'
c would 1
if ,they wool
onk ve.it ehznce to do to:
.bev for an inwaxd feeling an
thus -become the,prok often of blind
prejudice. , -
But as a matter of fait emiselente
Tnlry b blinelemay be deluded end
Ottznay be twisted, tlistort-
' thing,t
ons.
After all,: what is conscienee but
.imp1y ability in. the art of living!
t is an active, positive!. quality
which by constant exereiee comes
to greater plastery of the matter
et dieeeneing duty, and lighting upt
f ter feet -the way in which we'
are $111,t
1
• ,kit
oo light on the question as
"the number of the saved.Whe
was *eked. that =question he
avoided a direet *newer., Instead
ke cautioned *en to strain Avert'
tenerfty. to get:in for then:keel:vet,:
"There is no list published -of the
eitizen of heaven.'!- One thing us
dein., that the ditmentle of mexn-
-
f
*everts -an
reaelt• the; goal w odors -not
at; the *start and keep up the etrug-
gle- with tenexagy sad patieneet
TA.77.
-• •
'WY tL
orreet
"". •
ul
(4 su videntisalle
ut teriasoutethin i bliehin 1
t keneeletu, but they willeve n
-e ineilie. tiltimete blessmatt
•tIn Millidev°enrl.kuew e
. ,
tittette yeetteeets,Iiiinesel
reel judge of men. False Pon)
to so eueeetstulty hide their trt
mauve 4sis to deeenie. many. of .theie
fellows, • But Christ will infailib '
eteet those that work' it i n t
and they elm. tever, in th e
e s of Galilee. The first man,
°fleet' *tbuwi ii 64:1:0:7tt::::t"';'tivh ee: 'Jotter 1
ot 1 egatv ,Atilde. With hi
bze a.
true`pieturtt. or the conditions of
btd rotknaltinedueefittalcitulta. 414owitiludleGtiotethes
strong. Winteers storen and fury
• ud his position impregnable, So
the Man who paya good heed t)
instructions of the Sermon on
i tttlt centaii .0W froth to
o
26. A foolish mail Perhaps 11
'bleat tes well as _• the other.- e
may even have put up *a more
ehowe: house. It did well enough
in few weather. But it collapsed
" ismal e before the ri
.world with being a man of eet ent
trete:it: .
i .
no 1 4 more tragic the that
et thewho lute unpress -the
worth, but, the utter 'unsoundness
ef .wbowitettudationteelient been -re-
vealed in the storms of life.
413, .20. The' multitudes were
tehished, beeause of the .nutete
authority 'Which rang through.
Whole' diseouree. Ultras wholly it
like the teething Of the *late ,
lio relied' entirely on triedeition.
„ ,
. . .
-
;
tt!
.01:!tritt).,.‘
ZilU
'two eligtill$ Ltr'
e gs.iI
whites tirunes
tender, draiit, entl
tiirotigit eolaptle _ sit*
a and wititee of 'eggs bee,tet tiff;
tett.• m buttered etiverett lite)); hterim
and. vnejtalf tlerva,
ug ,gserl,v- forEons..
a, with witippedetteatte. This .tonount
our one eupful of butter, twot Orange Soutile.---Cover, telt
td'• cuPtuliboX gelatin with, one.half cupful o
iiitte, and Poe Pt;tiltd of Engeteelei Witter and hottre,
Vantit$ clkoPPea °10/..ttll.11011 tile orange -lie -PA
eteth- _ofi slnetitint jetitte, '.13,tett yelke
iiineli'of one'tC4SpeOn-f of '''e.FitS. Until ,Nd
atiet ' beke in a itot. sttgee,',,etea etie'ontit'dietoPi-P-de
01, Of. a Drop', un, tin 070! eve nem- euitte• eine' pound -graned
add', the, yolk*. Beet until all is Wet
Et Ofie teLeed .and, add '.flaitoriiiette • Place
r, onie egge, butter Abr. 'size or the gelatin, over etearatogleaket-
e a I eig, one teassioonful cintiat tleettntil, gelatin is dietetived. :Now
mon' one-leeltteespofill of. elOves', Add this to the tolettiete teen. eli
and.pitich of Stir'sugar, egg; irt.to a howl,, lin a 'pant •o
ttiittiteor, itenutplf:14tpteeszastogirtes_aztLi)ititer. thlien d lee" stir slowlfe" until Mix'
tM in S to thicken. Then stir
litilfe6eipfuT of •diurrents chopped fine in lightly one pint-titft-tslopett
and one • cupful tit 7sour milk cream, fill the empty, tlielves of
.whielt one teaspoonful' of ttoda has orange e 'with the nuetneet and xi
been •aliesolved, thew stir in enough tie -told .pleotee stiffent__--
flour to make quite' a stiff -hatter
(plitt'teetepoonful of baking powder
-.a the flour)t, grease your -pane and
Put the batter in a t mourn' at
time- t spree •s out of itSeiti
bake in a moderete• oven, --These
(bookies- will keep for. 'week% anti
em to improvz- 'with
' Peanut Cookies.-Orte-fottrtti
tit of buittirt-tristitt'atidiii-te-lialf Cop -
tale of Sugar, one egg beaten light
two tablespeonfu
4
-
tS.
tggleS3, N*ottlii
n,
lade two ptee with eggs auti two
tithout. substitting a r1lcdo
craeker etfeit— g. Oiie pte
e(j?Ialle(1 the ether in looks'
-taste,- Boiltyour pumpkin ui
done, train, then add three 0
2113:_of_patumplcinir two euettoit
s. „„ on°1-reilk tine- atTilt cup f:
-cupful of flour, oue-tourtn teaspoon- sugar, a little eatte ginger and alle
fel salt, sone level teaepoonfol of spice to ,suit taste, and two table-
-baking powder, tlaree-fourthe eup- spoonfuls of tuotessee if, you &fere
ful of Shelled peanut& ii!Ift tO" them (lark. three soda creek-
gatutil er--bakthitires,e *tvionswefiert.hefloorttre?„ntsathlte,
111(5 will he light".aud rich. - -•
e-tts a -MI -stir into the mixture. Your
add sugar, e milk, the
c
•—• '7 •
0 at gara,
Sirotte „tlie• construction of the
great poWert tunnel t at Niagara
there has been an annual ice bridge
in the gorge knit below the falls,
Says ftlieeNeve York Sun': -
The big tunnel has its outlet tnt-
tkr firet steel arch bridge. Thc.
ughing outforms a power
e-currene, thzrds of 'the distaince • across the.,
erge acts' as a dam, catthing the
broken" tett-which ' totnea bver-ettne
falls and terrying it to the Cana -
13raise prophet -impostors dial) ,sitle oftthe rtver. The it bet
*he, ,under "st mask of orthodoxy'', caught by an 'eddy and borne again
lead a corrupt life..1 The Pharieeettfee) the river.If •mticht ice is eon-
whoure,3*esus ;traveled so .severelyi,ning'ovee the' falls in time &solid
all through his ministry, belonged; jam is formed. Which if the weather.
t la s de too all blind
-ouieht -got- - Is e g"1 S. r 11" rightettoon freezes ado eompact
4 (/alto 15; '14)'-atittitioottot totally teem; •
IftXrtV 14t et)PEA 1.
• -unfit to tete • religious ru and se soon as the bridge ,is strong
duty. But Jesus here has in 111111(1: enough a trail. is Made itereSs., -it.
(courtiare verse '20tttos.0 .ttneitortlitti.Along this ,trail there, quickly- ap.-
teeelters *be', sprang the peitrira rowtof shaelo7in which veo-
earlyIifc of the elturche: Illers of peanuts, sett' drink* and
What they ,actually are Onward -it Canadian WItiskey—thielly tytt !set
ravening. 'wolves, whose . oneteedo a :thriving lbusiness.
theioglif is to prey upon the fleektt " Rem the saloon' keeper may sell
ie'r hidden 'fro* view by 'their sheep's' hie wares, usitallet witliont regard
-AN
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LIVE.L0i
R. DERTILL010$ ADVICE HA
STATISTIC'S BOK Or It.
RN!.
Ailtalies. Teen Meet te Marry:sad tio
• etch Carefully Over
• • Wife's, Health:
n the subject of matrimony Dr,
accues Eertillion the. Freneh
,exptains 'his reasons for
believing •that marriage and longe-
vity go "head in hand. ' s-
' Ifeeealle in'the aid of Stetistic
to prove his contention that ma
rted men or wontatehas three -times
tut tench k fiance to attain ripe old
ape as A baeltelor ettkiiiister ; and,
with regard to mere he shows that
,tbee mortality ettoozig witlowereis
grea0r. then° -among married men
De. Itertillon says that his father
went thoroughly -irate this einestiott
and .obtained .stetitties from othet
European tounerteS whielt tomplete-
stipport 'this opt -nitwit -while h
Itirns,elt has etudied,leter lures
France. So his advicetetti-eoung
- •
tetees,
. A TkiltRIBLE.
'Matti you do- I eveii
front a $0163.h :Standpoint But
Nock carefally over your wife
heeltht ,40,4 eVevi from thiseegotie
eat point ef view her loss will . be
s terrible mitfottitue, for your life
dtpentle in a. greattreeaeure on* her
own.'*, , • . .•.
•
Addre-s'ng LitiESelf yo,ung wo
men he, says':
"To' tote I 'f.titt,' 'the couriStit
Merry in :vent inoD3 tiel5eh 'interest
at merried weetieu hue mortelt
than epiesteits of the eenie age,
tit after age of ttt; but
Ate ee fir woreeit
sr ' lity eatiorg
ter ths%
*tome• but it 0,
as the ,
NEt
does not Color a
cf the ktd'of the
atru;ng
eater tit tr
itt f the same
at*stidraircoli
I to
from
wie 'hat of ma
Iie
responding
,meny conduces to longevity' thus
- tliIttorried- people lead a' more r
gular life. They are more sure
rounded and therefore :more co'
rolled, disereet though this tan-
rol rosy be, and it must be dim-
teet tif it is to be 'useful:- 'Their
1
ilet;tlyt
are
Drop �n a l)nttered tin a teaspooi-
fi'l sn a place. put liafl a nut mea
on each bit of dough. Bake in a
moderate oven. - This will make
twenty-four cooties.
_
•
ittargnerites.-Itoil one cupfoleet
sugar and half a toip of water unt
il the syrup willthread. Remove
tit back of stove and add two marsh-
mallows cut into-eniall Pieees* P9Or
014 the whites- of- two eggs- t*atft-
until stiff, then add tweetsibleepoon-
hale of shreddedtcoceanutt one eup-
tii of Walnuts* broken in
small pieces, and one-fourth of
teaspoon of vanilla. Stiread sett-
lers with this mixture and- bake
uutil a deflate
• Ginger Cookiest-Olie cupful. of
sitgar,, one enpful of lard, two en
0
0
as ano
ernstt beat
,erett
ul,
yolks -of two eggs to a atelhif two upfu1ii itrl t
of flour, and,* piee
tor, a ninth ssilt, boil t*
• ts,tvioffrerbusatuttaint,,letoe.mitkeel,:mthe;inti• gue
white or two eggs and -Ant*
read on pie„,put in overt tit),.. brow
This is a Root! likettby all that -
have tried it. -
FOOD:VA
LT
'e• quart _tof oyitere hies ti
o eine in the way of tioityle
otte etuart ef
o not erve several foOds
omposifion .at the sante me
fuls-of 'molasses; 'yolks of two.eggsit such AS potato -s, rite, .and -
(Tie tablespoonful of sotle, on 4,2`011i, They are all etarth -folds;
aed do not give variety :etteugh for
toe ',system.'
Jfave s *lost variety of ilt0`211,
rot- the left overs at the lie
total.. save them for the 'text
ate
tablespoonful of ginger,- rdix su-
gar, lard, toolassese and eggs. Pour
hefting water over the genger and
a until a cup is filled. Add
our to the ingredients and mix
very *stiff • and let stand for Quell( and try to prepare them in a, differ. -
hour. Boll in sheets and bake. 44 ent mariner front that in whicli t•hey
. .
liar diet. It
zt light,
ve the
V
Whert cool cut in squares' and frost,t tere first ekvetle,
utieg the evirites of the eggs. for
besieal life, like their 'morel life, clothing, or feint:of religiosity. Ito tot " revenue". litentes . or .8undttY the frosting, .
healthier, quieter, More iisitur-
.. , le". necessary, therefor.. to lvatelz laws. Ile t's tistially wise enough(' Drop Cookiee.---Thece eggs op
• ' 'tt. .• with. extteteeare (beware), sinee iCto erect his. shack somewhere pear eepful , bawl.. One cupful sou
In the -French 'statistics of one
4 le,' impossible to detect- them itt, the eentre of .the Over so that. Ile eteent, two euefede
ar which Dr. Bertilloo hate-,selecte. first eppeonee. , The idea of this: is. tin the international boundary_ granulated se.
4 •the deaths -in & thOnsand men verse 'is found. in Aesop's Fables, line. At .any, rate he is rarely it
,itinong bachelors -between the age but nowhere elsetin the New Testa- ever bothered,
ef Se and 40 were nineteen, while went. .. P •' it is not an oncommen sight to
ehose* of married Men 'were- onlY ..
, now em ice
eti „.. ee a score or more of wild fowl
. lit Ye '1)all k th-
tight. Between the age of 55 'and • • .
Try anti vary the r
a letavy meat is yew
telly digested desee
cal well belanted.
. rood can -often, take tho jilae of 0
„
gar, four cupfuls flour, one szarit emenle. at A veriety at every
teaspoontn1ofsoiadi s oittlinaeta; Vltghlngtieltein: 41
sourereat1,fitstpltonespcoduiKivlf:interiaitobuiiron.'
:inb9iitg.St:aterint°2C113;1n:T:lVdlrrLf•°rtgClk. 3.. . '
eftteapflritii)ak1gWet(fUettefebe Ol:all anirv(1''''
., ,..
Cie the figures .'were fortytone for ma)* wit . & 8 Vili of Innacente! Vaspoonfol canill*. Drop by", a;:tatts hy heaeing thorougaly wit
. .
hanging from it -string across the one
L'e-Ttiimek and twenty-three for the t?ach religion avid et -torah, but ?et f.rtfint °efethe Tors- They eY lue °T1 $11eaa us' blespoenfuls into pan and bake '1 several slices of raw- Potatoes and
tter. long * as they ,fail to ..proilute' the U Y°11. ttaPPPn to itc a' ISACtrt115"1113 it' hOt OCRIII.
. suot iiintit ' of tee bird.s • were obtained, for examine. Ile seaeenablek in eating. 06 not
tlen straining. . Cannot lte elari-
,
With women the morta)ity wassi fruits of true .ielittion and invert' Yon will.naturally wonder erot tbete
lied after cooking fish. '
t rive and tight 'between' es audi mor&litY,
• DESSERTS,
ao, -and twenty-four- -and eighteen SPItit' as rata tleteti`bee in Gall- tholn varefullY *3 '.4.`1:41 IMILY Y01:1
SeatOn. It is never AS good nor
mita' food when it is out
betiteen 60* --t The &ant!' thins, tie tone yen' 10111$ deceive$, will fail to discover * Idace where•
.its among widows ould divorcees 17. Good tree . „ gool fruit. a shot haa entered their bodies. tbetible. • "
';FsIlitifirt**-01;ess'-tflikaltn,pinttl3orft
until tliev opeo, then run
(nig!' a colander (use at iloltr sift-, irHING W°11411'n''N°NVINa*
"netead of -the inlander, as it; Stnines on knife boodles mei,' be.
eaves. so•much tizne), add the eatee; retnovett by rubb:ng with a paste of
oo • tt ecenno ) I. t, = am'ount•of sugar aq you have berry etltitinte alit to ntine.
ade torrtiP by expressing ittelf """ge -414ei" ul'tr°11'n and b1,4A1 tiliek as ieltn13.,11 rieue foe ea I try. should
;nit. -The eetteeet, etinteity IA int, Out; to you sec( ral othertfeat * v
ireethange Itestt of the fret, °rite,. 'eltiitheciollet°tiitl.eseirltanot seinlet fi .1;4 .ten Z1!2LT4 tut It gr'1.3 (frrilll' 41'c' '..ec*:1!t j*fit Ik°
bov at the lutuitic ssylum at ot,courst, posibie br A clever u;.estive. 1. :set° it); 181e4IpTede(e)1;leaitrin ina(ttliiietii:A.11110ifildez7ttle,':,avy)st"havuesea6): ift.14er
tagenteeti eetittete, reeeeety. tft; person to errange elitsters.of arepete,,,,,-.1:tettettrtet"e7tetit'""t*t *ttu't tireliapped ntite. Tilde call be ueed enger added to it, ftsr thie helps the
was Pasting thelmilding with' .his trt an ertifielal fathion upon tiorns `"' •""7 9:11°11 IlttC1* he Itt!
lied to them and invited them to
vine* But then tiwY etlise j to the roaring felle mound the bena •
ere resper:tively twelve' and tiven- rrupt° tree . evil fruit 'After Y°It have;"' )1°1115114; a drink
t -one women a thousand. an unchengettble lew' of nature. r or two the man ,arliceowns the duels
Fruit is the outward inemtestetton will Aoulttleee enli,gliten you on the
ef
TriTED itor lry elintUtr,
Lifles'14‘attit likroved Near
• littietiet-
the inward life. It the tree is subitet'ne will'Prcbg11)1Y take Y°11'
ti • .fl*on the trail oter TIVAr 'the edge of
t 4rtroorf
11 IIL ered limns; eithor. -floating about .e. hen le-eol add the •whites•I be well dried 'an .p thr wigh
.watki• liteteeent,ti 'in_the vicor ur Washed up on the , feure egg‘beate2 stiff, fold e sieve before it *
fiitit there is but eine wet o get • • te ether -*hie until
An ober • •
g edventur
happened
eteth the meat conr6e,o-F as a .tiese
Lrother when. one of the patients arid give the appearance of agra.P4'.,1rtliiier5401Chile3:11,11 *PtOtriSIglintifie'e:alli6111t1:•€e• v'l:anbe
to 1,o rre wee-- as „a ,
tee, proMising. theitetteetetieit_teho Belie and become figments, 4
plkates.
1,404....veeeneLetatt. 4,Goot swe trytr Pit 4',ne irrila!A ef .4.terriee wn 1,.tate
,
10.-Ittuit trees aye not •I. LW is8t ofght, in Wind%torIP-ITTI, 4(141 'tw"s tal)fill'it-441gstr--41142741t *1'
One .01 the , boye,- who it itgedt show. but for geed fruit; if they , „if yiju hapi*11,to, tit t4lking to 4 , ,t'i'tloPwfiti.,1 ,i4.43;it, '11:41::,teniririfitptec,e,!': vattn'tlif;('T'
teleteteIt, sealkied the well and. ae.. itas$ tile piteeeiee of , their. being, . ion who kneel% *boat wild fowl lie , be' ein'g di! A bitter et berries.; then
I
eteepatned the uteri to a teller. they become unprefiiiihlo tneonet ill fell on that each -ear hurt.
ti quite, harmless,. srnzed him, strip. wcii be burned, This ie lite teaeli* 4" (14.ef i d ;Pr pilaY until bctri" arc -411 u8e4.';'
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There the idiot,' who teal consider.' 'tetaneeet of teelgteend and nigy - '1` layer of benzines. Proceed in
tia 'attd. hun de ef •tlucks
head: f!OWS1Warda.., (!faitt, 10). , •Itt! on that wbule'
„„,„, tWo wet' beaten egg,,, etveetreitel.:,
fti thetillitter tit* r are eery °e'er ttreette tner 111,40 4t.(4), the; ;101:te3
,i14 'boy 7 . • • • r " o 4', Peke elewty by- °ei!e, Stiotitet-.
etiterw eut, --eneeetotteteee At lop reiterate, time_ beet, eten known Itytome4 r
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d stuffet 11 ill° diiinneY"'' with tlte .foree fit ttlemertstrat* n h fed d ti t he h*ineeltt* tc'a '
king up t ttbt 'Diett*Ithe•ettetement ettereeike i'Lleet° it! hit'AI -pt%rhata"pti °''pialetkneati -1*** maul cullAsPidiltrigli('hiirtul-fittaf4e!rftautt'e
(LI hit° his foot
i°7ent".' lind i*sit tst 4°1111 tb° BitPti*t -458'er' again the fells at night 'while rooting. , .
h1 -e other eeturnt
tdd 114 ' that
enter iesyitinit
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d goof.' aftrre
skates. •
not tilt the
flS 041Alitlig ITO*. 'the
acted- atteotien,
foneitl halt illead
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t4 tiiittrttrat‘
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kit omen at
'ers* ilf'P es' 0 n na e f47rtV e I ) Airedapp'et and bread e
et be true Among men.,
Not every one that 'mat
Judgment Dey iebi-the.thou
sue. There also the tette pro.
*Entrarv,e into' the 'kingdoin
*teen iss, not by the mere recital
nett, but southe cotidition that
teeny tree the tall oft, (o4.
at thee will jeftie deelared
extend twee) in the early tied
e ftermotts a. 90). and
in-Whatetellowst
idonli-lasp4 jig ac, ort
part /1 hilt 0** eittereigntes.
lititfirial labors
ruled as ?klifilrient,tO
Ittaveres bliss.
act 'that, Clo.41 ilf-rbes
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:math.
1,5itioe tnornunr.
the ttit.b, spritikting 'apt)!
' Some, he will -till you, hat anger mei 1te0 einneteen.
killed by flying op the orge at if (lambs on the top. neat to egg.
night And 'into ,the falls; butthadd salt, one cupful rtf tiiil antl'
[loot -tee tit -rise olore
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To rer,towe stain% t,stir, tome.
anwintetiii. into a i'mveer 1 d
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plaite thei o ein
the stain will
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'Ds ttork leatt‘txthef.e3 in oet. beetle
a eittall Iiieee if issttslin
ork the 'butt through and
afternard cutting the tutteliii fteme
lees -nth;
\thee Attkle 1mt b;.‘en '81;rain.
tit AvrilP1 imraf.I.1°Attely 1..sn
ety water. thtn'tian,laKe
and plarei 'tosition 13:g'her than
t of the:
tit,111J1( IiieCe of rnlbr&idery
aifl t)pt warlt, fi/Ot.V tiv'44f.tr
OVA' fi.14* f.),tt that k tini41te
p it tolt.ett 1111, *414 th6
, eetewhitt itteitletftel-ao4 est
II! str the birds- are
lriftnt dietert Atreain in
vet. ,suddenly, btetim
Ite. the water 'tieing; ir
them and '314tirliatt h
tvenwerd with the envelo
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fed and aist)les• -Place tebt airmen rsh-t7eietsiii,•
eonful ofiltatter bc.lte (et to/i. expetirrientelly diet
ke in stodttfite iin. .EAt qciniteit inoe!ifottli art le,:mirtcd
td 'once or i!aui ertAlet, eteF.dify i1Id11sT4.
rune Ptrdding.,---Take Mretard.-,7 Mix with tot
nod n'icri, large i)rsints.,'.ciikilt ten-- twater. itting three pelt', isf n$11qaci1
irep,tonto tit.- antl,:fintteye-kJI.citie pelt t'.4 ealt ;* ,etoteritte
tit ripi I, kin* dish. Takeft;e. ence oil. often lidded arot tentil
f tw, ant * Ittriip 'tot: 04 an iroproeetnentt
,steete f i'apfni if soar.1 To it.tie evitt, printr orrit,
fot es-irnetert-le and; %ater!oro-r the civil, Is t it etee
mil Stitt e•teetheeifee three rivintltet and t)tr
ittil hielteeeti, tool eff The, tiorten;na akin* tea,
ST ptunee, rtilt wn.te tter the talk art tease, eutt.
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