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our love, ent
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ring fw
loves and iope, and
Vett, ti
o anti form, of our
oureormeioutiteis of
rzd universist llfe is 114
matt -just -as- ourco-
is of *into -514i is the highest
of ur-being.
danger comes when we pro-
ccecL
to niake our eoutciousnete
our personal -conception the
itsdsrd and form for all others.
We say this is my lord. this Milet
aKobe yourar you blue no right
o lielievit any .ottiett-then I believe
or to cherish ant* othist„piettires
tk *vine. Suck's!'demand is elm,
uivelint to a, claim that. you
'elusive supernatural pow -
for the discovery of truth,
But the danger of, emphasis ,o
our personal ides,* as to the deity
either than this; it mikes es -
that which is only incklen-
ttl, end, ventral that which is
uretwho sew aosi
1 tbings wlio-believed. that he
pere4 hthe breezes, jnoved
e-tsr (Jute *
bebeveil the..bis divino
or)ing thToUgb alt an
now I •wu
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134
wewbo:tbink ' . .0
.1ung agQ,
from on rtt work
, y through
o r tsions.
.
matt ,-,;
dMn� in alt,
—' - iverse-epe
-pexson*Iity1 and who inter rets *11
Ibs Iifein rnii of the idea Is which
ar�et*cntiaIly presonal, ttiost ,or
g.odn'ss, trut1i, love,and eelf-giv..
"rt . Alt that wakens- goodness i
bat-kindlei-aspiratiorti,is
tbe of of thc most high wotk-
irg
All that appeals to the
is the voiee
0 '0
ly
.its apart
urho is
les of
•
it who finds
'Whom the
1
: r
wy:t. Wm-
•
We neednot lookar to find the
e . ii,a1 goeilues a in
Affection, a mother's dere-
i a patriet-',* service; !AN ehal.
lenges nit in deeds of lieroiim and
sacrifice; it came* in tbe rivetnes
of the -eventide and tbrills in 4 the
itieledies iii nature, it ict'tound 0
the pages- of bre rather than ,f, in
theries; it is within Mr and all
about ii rather than in books -and
rinted Amps. •
lrhe pure in heart ere the
the world who see its goeducss
atcl its glory, to whom it meant
more than things to be bought and
sold - 'it means iassages of love,
of TOWc-i'li--ftc-wr-tratt
sr -end -fore
okens ofirlife to wbieh this is but
onsoiousof of and live by the divin
I life; no 'able. -to
up s deity outride ourselves
ut t� realize God in ourselvet.
Tite "groat questionOf religion is
o t.
P
vine mg, but the realiz-
.onf t11e fact. of An eternal and
Ade that s
.
rough alt Hfe, in vehich we bavo
f -*Web we are *part
which 11 that is , fair and good
.Jovely in our world is -the rev*,
le*
-talked with pityng . U -
of the deluded peoples
wbo rthip forms and representa-;
of their gods ;how notch *hoer
or better are we if WO worship de-
' *out And definitions 01 our
'Atli is no essential differ-
tween tbe worship of ver-
stion and the adoration
.rteation.
he -gray before the 1awn.
'rho illoli in heart arethei-iho,
ttastugh- life's toil, through all
the tares of businets and engr0ss--
F:41110e5, keep uridinintedf-puth's
ion of -things better and more.en.
than, -itally Weed. and molt
&ring raiment, who keep single the
aim -of life itself as the thing for
*wl,icli w are livingstha to not 40
found the tools and agencies Of liv.
ting with the life itself.
- With our keuls we may disoter
diety_ who is but a. larger man,
with our hearts, surtply,, purely
seeking the -bask through thelove
of the spirit- we come to know -
world that is divine, glorious even
through its *Shame and struggle„
speaking �f love in a myriad voic.
es, winning. us to- liens? above -the
dust, *salami; us that we are es-
sentially of this same divine lite.
COPE.
-
NATIO:UV LESSON,.
JUNE Vat
Goa it
Verse 24. A mao that sowed
sitatanding faatUris of tb. pi
Iroubout is the lietsoneli
veer.' Ire is this antagonii
the householder,- the mi
reapers, lite Son of man'
crd ,f the.. world, the altsolu
pitr Of the destinY of *II Merl.;
„flood No*4 in his fit141--The
of the eoweest, seed is the
Jr" the ;termer -parable. but
the soil is .tiatitimably g
t5. *While men slept. --Not *1 the
efeteilir of a pitiable *leia to inter
retation. Only a .dieeriininating,
trim
tof
*ter
the
t-
uj
c�mmonly grows) that it It well-
igh4mpossibletodittinguish them.
Often it breeds a, poisonous. fungus
which produces- dizziness, convul.
mons. and eometimint deatb
-4 Went - .away -After the" seeds of
poison have been town in the heart
they will develop. with littl*'en-
couragernentt "
to; When the blade sprang
up—
Referring to the,entire grassy crop
of the including - tares and
*I:wet
.1Irought forth fruit -Referring to
the period of :the heeding of -the
kernel.-- It .as them, and not till
then, on account of the resemblenee
to the wheat, that the tares appear.
ea in their true charactes.-„
46. -An eiteity bath 4010 this
This kind ,Of revenge,. so kr as c
belearned, hat never been kno
in Iteleitiste.--- It stands as an u
exampled outrage.
Wilt thou , that we gather
-them up-- Jesus offer* no intorprifr
tation of this .zeal of the Pervoirkts.
I4ut'there are always those who are
toady like the apostles who would:
Werejerv*utv
Tk tare* __.W...t0.14
fwin
l
t heat titheur by fully picking out. ths
elks of darneI one br 0he frum
-..-414ere bat ime* oo-
titued
rovers:, here over the
rttlet of eherelt dicipUue. Out
it is ruled out entirely by the feet
thiltthe 5eld cannot be interpret-
ed niirrowly a* thee church, but. is
tlio Ivor
The son kingdom, Those,
ho treesure up in their hearts
ertifieet in their life the wo o
t.rth. - Of eourselheres are * -part
f the world -of meni, -which Alm*
Wm* rightfully hie kingdom; (41).
In the *sizeable the * word
4tire is used soniewhet%
Sod Must not, be too intr
pitted. In verse 14 it is that
of divine truth embodied in lifi
whielt Jesus endeavor,"
able* to dene. En- vet
e perfected and
kTngd�m
. Burned with fire ---A figurative
description of the awful, doom of
41. thin 1
Anse stumb
All
tedgmentis ,able to deeitle velikh tall down 'fire fram heaven, to
ale 'tlithifictlit and which at not, ,bring forth drasticMeatities to
txt it its itesy , for the inoigi, ton, turiptete teat or iiitigined writes,.
to ereitte supposed references which e9..'1.10:....weediug out *boa rung
do not actually. exist. . In irlte lake' plitte-,either before 'theperiod
sourer, Jetint explains "'bent; every- t,f the * formation Of the.. ketriel or
*int; but • in the tares, *wend *for the kernel-, has folly.maturied.
'thing*, 'snah as the enemy's geltg It is not qtietitiosi„ Isere ot plating
OW, the servant* of the houte.,up wheat by mistake, beton* ibt
the hittliott Of the hint:Iitst$ growth Of the ftekl has reisolutittliat
t tininterpreted. Sa," this' gage tit .144tOt tho times can be 4is.
of the menis not said to Ainguitheil. Tire danger that thei
*Peet ..1140* .0tiotp, colt*. *teat,. whoee•TOOte ate intettwinetl
t cottuerimectt;.laitP tia*;i with Viotte of the titres, lirnik1 be
or hard toil,- (eirtaris the sclitittAed, while it Vile the forms.
ring of the ten'll ,teuls). tire state. From thapoint Of view.
at any ',Alit, the *Ogle, of the 'pia/deal ttinser, thitetote„
* wis:te im, wbict ata 4Z,e coteet,ien of the -*wants was
t. mist of every 't of folly; The lives orgood a
waentd by humatt-asture. bad are 00 often closely bond up'
an1e." This is ' Wet that the i4teDt removal
Nw Teztsmsnti t cbiug, af oneis *trete taus. -bi
i� fo*rth ebapter ot
row 'to.get
'enist tudginente
0 'patience of t
the bed- may
rited at.
tp of tint is
id petition
willing to. tr.
sce is exhato
1E
unr,vAirom
- Jug,- Uward's
w 4"Nearer, Iffy 004, to T
HIS 84tyrogS.P. MOMENT.
E
,
iles is an lien j*tru4er,
dath by It the. 1iws if
tite follow
, 0,th..
"--2-tlitt PEACEMAKE
The bwililing -up ,f this r.jnteIl
oriltale wair* work of the gres
at* PritiLie end isatistsetiost to KU
I:0*rd. "The:hien-444p a
itetion which we all feel - for 4
rencli.nsition het *10riOUA tr
ditiona" het 1007 i**
future dsvelop into a,
0 watreotst'affeetion aiid att*ehi
,iflcnt. betweeo the pe4plss..
t.1t ounIries. Tbo a.chievenient o
.this aim is b. . 1
(EAD
Elt CS_ 'VA
Molest/ had irnmaeulate taste
in thress,-2 On the Continent 4t$ I-
I tyle *14..,!3ut of bis elothet
,
• 1444 and in
i .
.4T0114 -0 -To
h gsrmeota labelled "Au f
0-$
'
tke
es
. APPLES.
in 1 our ,i.
) e
three
eet
f
1 ' . .urr:i.; bl***,:et)‘PA:11_1414):r4YrisirPs.;:rstu. tow .
VCTY . : take on*
prtty
on. ri ithwfor4ittae'et.1:111110a
i 0 'ia $ *o nuts- end
e sugar,
1 o ti mold.
it' - neutralizes, bes1 is 1:trCi'h le litillin ic :tit) ' rizid *1141
,t,,. t,::414:11::::::..:*,144'4'''11:'Iliktrinbilintitelti".'
, , iVert 4Pre,
it its
*fleetly* 0, 'Orti"ric 4:Ctut ithent-lengthm'
• wh.irleoli.;44if44"oot. 140 'much the gm * h
tary plei iv tin we in;rodlei •Iekin ern*
hojc as kcep*' ,lie :
cIearer .0
,
adage, the old 7ova astovill with iffOulty
1 4 it tizis-ollicfiftyleent titectt;-
110:: . *Into0 tt Minable* '
these ' dow be:- -Middle*,
pieces rtad lef.' T , uirentin'pli
t t„Itree.
tmke
inly 4„.- plentiful .....ulm of tlien stick tbe shred -sett almonds all
,iticooi.,,ut no. Ovar the 4046.. A dith muelt pa
1 opplvtolve.' ,00,,uteisau. r_o4nipteedut-7,24)40noriggraz,:m4M.Ilvhr...thb
o soitte 'lis't to
.; - les or wash them if neees ails' .
maw- '. Apples su- It takeoff the Stalks. ntleutthem I
are like o.- but 40 1341-1144,Cor •eore- them.We ,
' itself we never$0,11.141104u0ti 11- ufae* . Only:1,4;4
but may wan. tit
ter
. until.*
*raja ways -.0*-ette-roicove , _
I
UC
n'
*eons m
befor
0
, 0
n?at'ia
a
Fireman,py, tticn p0
poetor
Brother,
Ductor or .1*
tbe
uorse ,e tentis
yet '*; il"' I , ockuttoirfle*
anroasted, o ,-, thing to et14 tott130/4 ate 00(
Jf ws, Famnior,
of Muaic
,3 - pile tev,riand strengthening to ss,es are :,..,sihoeux: ituutrtotri:04% jellybagbsofaou
well
alt
low' ,
o alr1Collegoi u orttP•4t,' 4,,,irrants: they, are eou,,,, slowly until they are,.. quite,
. igni*Ot 'eve** ilt iiikSo illt0A lameepasn i
. .
r er
hen ised
th
simu
ot 8 A, 110010$IAN. joti___.r._h; ,,_______'* juice of le. P9iwoltuffor eoricwcald :Yeetter60 to
' --1•
Apple 0melet.—•1eel, re nd four pint* 0 the apple juice; Wh
tlice a pound �f app1es,: Stew them the rtti are. cold Put the* into
with Just enougb, water to keep ttocettert with the apple jutot, a
t3iem. from *burning. Viliensoft o ar, in the proportion of one
beat to a smooth eutp,veith ft furk. joundto a pint of "nice. Roil ,the'
Add to it two tablespoonful* Of s ntit it .1111104 the* divide, i
us_witro., the, crimetin war bo. gluai.i3O,..at,waciinottotietaliipoop:::„itheurttee40,0171:0140/uomloa ,1,,i, 0 jars.If pretertd, * little
ginger.famomay be added 14
g „most* fulltc. represented. -Nisbe . 4 . -
masio 6)104 went la over. the Bwedallt-b,:eatie.n Fold
la 0014; totilifillry b0433. VOril3go- •
--it-
ROYAL REPOItIfElt. en white* Of the eggs. Tat tr .
prtneipla battitfLokit in 04 Crimea
titine
ver o over-tliti..,fite. Pour i •
9 P*Ocbutter,n e pounds
it, 0441
'15e4444 '1* utmtlictic'h:4 vonterith:11it 1
6*.tii
Majesty111* was A keen reader
OitI leek -letter volumes, early
tknt of the English classic*,
Ics., on sPeit especially APpe
to him -Another interestof
-
mn aleete's wits shown by the nuniher
otto..in., hi* library dealing with
*OMe•
ert4,.
The saddest moment the, Jitte
0g' e'er experienced was at the
deathbed c)f Queen Victoria. "I
felt AS though -the whole world was
ed with at disgtriessrQ-:**"
_
iTlie-houting of the. working
zsee," said King, Edward,„
ubheet.'in which., 21 have lan
deep 1#terett. As long
EPOSED.
*esty was once Atka *tat
wouldfamilrvere de -
Ile replied; "No doubt if
it eally did occur I could support"
my family by lecturing on the Coin-,
stit tion in America.
•
was the
Louise4'
ORITE FLOW.E.
•
,n4 bis fasioribe name
t.
LLECTOR.
7 •
The late -K ng. was a reflector. of
Tretter :tof-rivteehlichs-peitlicime
Ire ahtolittleeted,matehboxes,
cari-
estures, and model
IN :148 $11":0TOWS_VIMPS.
will)* my constant endeavor
walkitt_tny mothert4lootsteps.."'
stated when Ite 404rEe to the'
one,
*
tares
g *i
1
t
"A FORTUNATE MAN.
• "I havebeena Most fortunate
wan," he wrote to one of his sub -
tecta --"heir to great throne -*nil
yet -able tti enjoy liberty. 1 have
antadmirable mother', a exquisite
wife, charming children, and *
whole nation' to love awl to
Please.,tt
*HORROR OF 11AIIBLING-
hive a horror of gambling,
Edward- wrote to Archbishop
0, "and should aIwaysdoniy
utmost to discourage others who
have an-inelination for it, as I .0n.
sidertthat gambling, like intemper.
is One of the ifeateStturista
hielt the country ,could be afflict-
- - -
ed .with."
4.,CIttT1f4
Ein
King Edward vipuld never tonna
tenantss pigeon-iihooting. a0 also
eonvetted Mot Royal Buckhounde
it -to peek of 'fox-bouncli in order
Vo disoonntertanee •the 'keeping' of
tame deer for the purpose .110-.
railed "spore,' ",
ALWAYS. "WS PEOPLE,"
me gill itilt Pto
word! s 1
would have to tubtitit to an °petit-
tior$ itiri4 the '474orortation festiri-
ties lowe_to postponed.
WA tNUJPIE8T
pplest,"'
to, altos
ion 'where I must smile aa
iantly as thouflt I never 11.4
itt htt my• lite.*
v
„Po
o lett I wee a 'member of the firm And ,s4„,;„no when prei
RoyalCoirmistiOn toir thini brown.- It
and I had an OPPOrtnni *- delicate
five or se minuten.
becoming acquainted with the erlstnd serve
attendant upon the existence Of IA-
sista* ,schiellingii. I then _personal-
,
ly informed myself ,! of the
condi-
tionssetnallrexisting, by viaitin
We-x*1 1404 1,0494, $01n
of thepio4 uthestoy 4.1'stnoto..
A,ORSTE NOVELI
Ilis favoit novelisb was is,
Henry Wood. Re reed "East
touring in Palestine
with Dean 8 LIAO-
-----A--CLEVER-aNOVIST.--
King Eirtwerd could Speak several
languages with equal flicity When
ono hundred delegates of the Itt, r.
sitiOnal„ Astociptiort of Academie
*sited Windsor in 1904, his Majea
ty shookies4ileygiste by•the
All&A *
own,
fltgWi
- V
- 1
14E1/0101.
_
$4,1 have. an excellcnt ritentOrY,
teal :treeture for a prince,"
cnce remarked a prominent: Au,
that,' • 1(o.,rekiir fate* 444 otiotet
with unerring -iectirsey. . Whoever
was presented to him, no.mittter
how greet or hew humble a person-
age, or under what , crowded,
cbznging surroundings, he • at
able to recall_theexact circum
stances of the presentation years
afterwards.
AS -A SPEAKER. -
'*00 rtiwattl hid i'atronit,,toni-
polling voice, almost unrivalled in
the two -Musts' for eierirnestt ind
penetration. Queen Vittoria had
••
hi
Majesty taught. elocution when
tp. was very young.; One day
nquire4 bow he wits prugresin
---regtet4o-sayi.--saietrthis-tutot;
hat .1 cannot get ' of the
Prince's German accent; arid when
hei older and has titspesk in pub -
lie. the rople *111 uot bis pleased
Wit
IL 4 irif
Y,t
a
inuthin
211
ff
tit; of fia
quarter ot., , 'fine chap-
ped
. then add �ne tea-
ii,0' , to i Itti ie ti into 4,citr. baking
powder,
teaspoonful of sugar end 11*1! , .
ro 41 t is P rat.° te 4r 1 gl)radr-lixisiti-i-r ,:-.:140440kueg.
litift,psste. rtolt ,,00,.. the. pastry,
*Aft title * blitte pudding - 'Mold
with it; - put .in Ulf of the. fruit,
hen- Boger to s*tieten and the rest
, f` the apples. Cover with * too
.
or the pastry, *es • gee and
lett*''"11-:Ugeille ever with ** the fire; and if they 11-00 ‘1,41 burn *
buttered paper - "— Ste without Bemis. /t is astonithine
*Isr for three howl,. ' r 0 n it' Oa-. iiiiinte -titecantien le eit -
eerie with hot talk;
400 Boo 'I . ititft0 liPtiles, "tell 4141ePted.• "
,
the -vehitee--* eggs, „ -four 'table-
'optsinftili of ter, otte lento ,_ ---a
.s.e"e'rve.1*-1:1,01°.elialtes. Pre°erillki.t-rved 'clre;
.tho .ii.pp , s.. then stew fhLetit until
tender with * little4ater.. 'Nee
thruebotillierno tot.colitio4u,soagh i!, tier,e.: it'the, „tsWitheirtn-
,contineously. *rye sn *.
e4 lemon juice 'en(/' tlitt, Aug * t
bVit Rod/ *, 49..
p the whitesveryit' i - '
apple putp,. o .
Fruit
df*, , . , :IF!: . o„ .
b'zwele*Z-nottlitt014\411:4001: tial0 . si tb
litript1.41 augOlit* 0, cherry 131 'i ' Alia
rettr U3Uth of.,,to . u 1 tu,s,..i..,i.sit„
e Op of each glass o it , 4)
Apple SOU 0:*iiiii4 ‘,
od Cooking_ ' _foni/eggs„-- latin-in-onitt,ettp
uen-ifottin!hitztublit,espocopolnuft of
.0suregitur, one0let dil*°Iite#:''- Then '
is of Wilipg,. itt
4 ,
heaping' tabfeepootitut . pe*iiered. ' untirett is:dist:6
gelatin, tw-o tablespo4rtfule boil. .1 Of *Ogair, illf.tar.ivtiio
ti wider, redicolortng, .two cloves,, .ice. sax bananas in. t!‘ Stet
ore inch of .einnamon and loaf a i `. 4iiiit.to, Coot. Serve wi,th *tic".
etipful of ,,--eold Water. -Peel, core- PO4.1,ctetm-
*n61511'66 the- opplei:-*. rut them 'JAW
31, 44autoitt, with 'the cota 'w*teto
grated- rind of the lemon,- istovet
,ani - cinnamon. ' Ste* these- gently
until the appleaitte sat., 'Then' re.'
move the cloves and ,einiterriolt„ and
'rt.+ the :fruit ,through a hair or
fine wire sieve. Seperete... the
' Ikt.fram.the Whitee of be, it. 1 • 1
Put the fotaiek -in a basinit ' r* picked
sae and stand the basin over , o , o
etz-ttpan of boiling *stet, *Be* ' , .
the,-,0egit and *opt till they are , fit
and ropy. Ito not tet .the the fire, t until. , ,
water boil after the tut few' stein- adding half .
ti Who" 'this egg, mixture is la. or "be grated- ,
quit *atid i*
anct ik,14,31,iftot tImitifftitritirittureronatotit 0 lemeitz.roAlikh:tmite tetalteiti.
strain as so�*
turc
,i adds to
t intettles'apple pure.. ix 11 on * lid- diall'a*Kt *hos eo
*in'tsitilt Iktcplailin-gMirateircittedilif.:**--ut;t,,c1:116' finei'ri:s.:44041'f:**3%4601:71100474, 10,*Irti,
0 ' 0 ckep
I • •
a a t
u,
lease d irspin
o hot poured into an old tin
clothes o time lye *-
•IowlY s into tile°t holt greasews:
tir constantly one and ono -halt
towiallig the lest adding two
tabpaper linliediultobx°41kaux:. *:* Empty
fitinutl
time, trefote.
11 °,'itivircns are ticortif4itin-ruo*rion'eteP-4:kowouie 4,?,„
tenbzg
1 ticd up 4kilggb46pt.tinTlig wierPrevtut
thcni from beeoming rusty or
tough- *b therci`oeessionally 00
- ceder when ironing to
kee0 sitter -1 feromsn The•
it0010r OM moot delicate fabric.
Ineombustiblrt* Dresses. -By putt.,.,
tins on -0iumi -SIMI. or sat aits",.i
.-nxinitio4\tbt, last **ter in, whleir
znuilin-.01 • .00titmi-s are rinsed, oi
which they sr* 'stiffetied,--they vi*
Joiluilar quantity irt th*--ttst
APPETIzINO
Uard Aingerbread. ne • cupful-. of sugar, one -cupful -of utotasee
0 -thirds of acup of butter, two-
thirds of * pun of toter milk or t but.
t -teatptiorfate ;of jin-
wo
1
teaspoonfuls of
1, 1 thin " koin-
,
with it.' The Queen, therefore,
ordered that. the future -Xing
*Muhl give AL daily reading *before
her in pure
•
ibu
ribed *
t oh' (111
11
O12 'The* yQ* ust
9
Ilelievors in tbe "strong, pur
independent" women of
"1 find eignitleant
fol-
owingneedote of a Cliinete-init
-This niiitioott7 wit -
with a mendarin'i eigh
The thineie exam-
clothing,- her hair* her
and so ois, but her feet
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