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aAd
ate t*600 be
oil
y ,v0,41inot 00 0
of Amodio action or
4reamg. t* ti
tal day
daily n into
an he orruist
objections vltis
service of an
:•i.- • a ,
Oittilletik if t.ir N
g af "07,
. eseaied-l;
lease, any .8eaon-
uartinct. Onean imagine the
-ordereduks atter they had
uggi tile evolutiona.
tiwtook17- -
Oanada. and'' ' dcscribed in
utoori(Te ' wahliia. n
.blecn Macfarlane -Lizars..-
q4!' was a. scope for muchori-
aity of
tam in the 'drill of
militia. . or the Cavalry'
vin1n.
steried. on the nd
ometimes served as
he infantry,
son.ieold swoida. The great
er -Ming sticks, and there
bcst thin
tha ever ho pene4 to Canada wa
he
your Uncle am—but sho 'did
thin
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I 0 gIV na
4 ,y is. unquestionably goin
-7-
_
'els hr n e _
. ,
oreign countries, ile note.tF
reit ' with France has, alrea
W 11. $nes.�r 11
I)o your gwn wark faithfu
but Bets it there is not
PertunitY' to lend, a hclping
tf another, to, ear a kind
au „VI
f bur b
hone
reotoli: .01 on rin
groing.inOtlattla ties, 0* 6
'border. Canada -o- ers them e
hide5and wool. ner, richesin
0,19x, enarina
o irto thirty doI1ar i
"3'11 '' *
.ra
ill be'worked vea
1 0 and the iliz
'or ' erA may
,np foreign,..t
r •
I a c -r,
to practical work,
position to be ' of ue-
do Iow ±nen becomes your
da hat*
�zne tollIce'acrlryeelt
r Africa.
brief seussion of the al n
paper qU5tTOfl, obscrving, in con
nee.tion with the proposed removal
of the- American duty on Woodruff',
flCWS 4441liat the ,Canadiaus reason thus:
- "If you Yankees talre.off the duty
rt,.Ituilt.„ 'n4.1:01t All-Velt—Pt..1 an
export ditty,On-loga and'Pulii. That
till bring Some. of! your . Yankee
Milla.into Canada. Lat year we
cords
I4TERNATI6TAX.
MA2.
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Lesson Y. PaiiiN Firs
4Ournett.-..„041p.a.
VC «1Vt1 s Text, 111---arli16
Wit umbrellas; snake °Finer.- e
keavine
-a 'tree -
I • • 0 into
mill a
Printin .it would have
ghv at- ofive4nillio
en o,und right. • intiOttetion. Paul:1,1404h and fendierthe descendant of
" lame mi ht, appIe-tree, with its
1 to the loft, .course, Icons Christ was the grest.Ignar ran - a y oo
,
r „tub other ei he*. est 'of foreign -missionaries, AB 'well, spread, meaciring,__!..• an.fted
hatered, e3;'d if the, asthe .gres!test' horde mission- nursing 'until instead of.assuroirig,
oer,turned hie back,; arias ; but if we except . him, then the shape of its parent it will grow
cfflhe .,e,optaia,...wee itrot,,ttthe'worhrs ''greatest nuszionary Is' to At sonte space OA the side .of his;
ortlfito. tvgreatataurodly Paul. ?Among. hic‘oielzs. house, riUgging the woil like a vine,
tus in hi • .to(llez{,-7-„Cirey,„ Anti T,t:07-1.1404441:PIL. a,screen
inn '0'n'Ag` .to aert litafft0,iiingatOne, Itorrison, In
his kitchen porch, •
oltall',1°11111-r°11g4 411e. ev°1'uti'silaaky'n, Patteson, Chat.. In the rich instres garden abroad
of anual eler6*el' and -4°P°0_7'n merst Uliot, Whitman, Paton—and we. see, 41,1 Swett 9t-enetona forma
Will e Patient shall be as short the stories of their deeds are full of to whicli, fruit ' trees have. teen
za ossible.,,, and if Vabould. be going ifoorationl -,.,hnt histoyy; save trained. borne' are beautiful, Some,
Ong, I. n°1)0 Youwill Ptro that of our. Lord is so inainrog AS 'Tait freakish, but all'ate wonderful.,
With your permission I will P. rs.- Wc.stand • in this lesson jin vases, lyre*, Shields, erofta,'
read the yords.ofseomrnatid«. 'at the be of thatgh nis
„ 4 npilielextital'ts• o .4, au we.s rotidens; the apple or pear tree and
I.
irt dewing -Of, roistionery Tv"
-
switclws and -1 a 11,„ conseeit;ien. Vs. 1-3. Upon COLlt1L1
through the firing,. ivision-rof-theortoo
'axe we enteriryti The second,or
et! Th°16 whornissiona4 rea,;hei
have&t any tanurter--.,needlgts-iraw-,;,..
at4ore Ine;:thif •snan,Enapire. The .first
corteit-abOyt-Sikteriti-ert
_att 'once. Mvanec Arm! ",lirerY., and- -4IencribesiAha ,__growth. of :Ll
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Wataeifilli $60Pediaby ifinC400.1:St thia
this great work for OA Gen
11sinall
. The Jiiiiiiiortaries:Going Forth.
like the 4 5 hat ttriMo arc
:
riiortgagetrkeept.eTh1
vert',
,
to (R.Y. "went down •
ntesikera. the
-highlands to th� coast) lifileuei*, t
seaport of Antioett, sixteen Miles
away; and from,theinee they sailed
gic of'eighty
111. The issioriarlea Favor
ri-d Meet Opposition. --Vs, , 4.8.
oW oughly did the missi
*ries work? Mier went 'through,
the ii}le V. "the wholeiisland,
• to Paphos,- -now. '-llefto, tile
only traveled the ifte.miles of the
tetchtijetthisrinitallen'Trholi, utiltwoh:-tibbulloi‘*trIrlitmig...i.:**41:,found einarYwhere
doings" for Paul Mere "timiThoie muerett
first use at a word translated Wen:, wh're experts hz espa1ier,Work
-ash hielrla been fiti „cane&
grade. We have' hewn. wood long
enough for 71/neje limn.$1 .4et'}} make
.
INSAV PECTIgt).
"And to -day in C&13644." says
Mr. Collins, "it looks very much as
if this cents& woald. be followed."
"If Canada does this," he gota
"'t
lee general\ towa'rds the
'Llniteo $tates. Alreaoy, through
her Post -office, she ha* put a heavy
handicap on the .cireulation of our,
periedicals, and as we need her
lumber and wheat and *the raw
ma,teianblabials fi:om timetoto time* in the
6 can deftly adjust
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g or
biows,maYanket
Otte
h6e.
himself -in
listen tothe C
,nstter, and lo
WV own oliele
iloolt to feel sor
tutfcring-country."
torative ;value. In the old (lay*
every estato in England' worth
wkile speeamen box
superior examof topiOry
ne !a
s 01, r o
water -power electricity
aboit sixteen dollars. There is an
el�cLrieal-pr9duct plant. in On-
tario that is said. to save one thou.
ittEtntt dolle,rs'4,'day by- running a
night, takinfc• its current , the
10'0,1104k.
0 It,
ti p 0 on
I pe ill tepee., he Tie
ra:#4:1,,,strite_sj.,eh' a ..twelte -i. ,
I,
jJ1jQr
itil'''1:1?)3*0.'D'IL' titiae.. beikeitc:iti 'eT-Itii;.°1:7".114?177771i' 114. tari
IS
to
take _the Mannfaetiltera, 'A such
ditilingitt14;i3:'3,mtabilelerft 111;4;4d:44f for 'the
'1.-h'Ile14.1::t7 Iv”
„ .
•atly ve
ing boll
-is
* one-thirdtthFr pine
, nutmeati
*P.xed 1
•
lt 0W:0j-it:O.
Arrange n a }ed,of IOW
An6YOXIXt
ha--Buthwat
e se with o
ie rind'before serving.
Take , slice of
tw ham, place in--rather-shallow
Uoverwltfl
low ,limmer in.
iiiin00
• .
foundbe eramosreerv4i. 1010Tnitt irotro
ham-andn frkd
as tender as boiled
OoId utlets.Cut. the,reinains
of cold loin or neck of mutton, into
cutlets, trim them, and take away
ram} of the fat. .'Should there
o tea, muc p 441 n
umber of prominent British
finnai itme, view' of the
rt it yam- *kraf-tital slavery tiLI
ailing in the Portaguese•
Ian of -St. Thorne. and Principe,
on the West Coast of Africa, agreed
to:oliacentin commercial_
tiofls with se /aloud.
sakt,t EInCn coxientrte.
Only a. Litite 'fifer ThreeFeet In
• Wight and Weighs 40 Pounds.
,
There are, as ivory had/ knows
who has seen a French line roe
ment, isomer extremely small aol-
diers in tbo French arm
Be-
yond doubt, however, the most -}11-
*
Ca.,,,„•:Sf t‘t.
(louring o , I o I
ainlen& d 'ch.
-with-40;1},sta_
one blade of Mace, one -
or starch, one pinch of salt, and correspiudent.
ca.ennc to simmer ,until VI
tonittoes aieWrfirt
through **sieve, boil a fees, along an arid- track, chained together, forhundreds
and serve. . - , t
death awaits them -from hunger,
Meat Pudding. --'Chop two pound . .
't'synt arir as dvitsel:a4ritrskealnsot: °wiftehe°}}alst I thirst
siiinadth.41t7roaseuglit .tehvcrl'iintnugvn*
.peppor. Then' e-a-C-ln-triwrites4the.c°reC°°
take one quart of ilouri t- dei-ic.4ttevn-itlbOife'in-
d--
ftlPoiteril_uplottlittiltei...twonoe.htatiafetletrpn\rardofit.toudille**, o*tudsliavfer :10.tatreratubredefrretilah.
and enou_sh water to form a"smoothf, some . lett to starve because.
dough. Be careful not to get the thiongh fever or fatigue„ they !nod
dough t40 soft. as it will break. henerteu. war:kill: keepup1/. octlittt:setv
!toll out to thickneta e party on the march." 4,..
. With the dough rolledu
oe finds iti
iaeu. Nogardeae -
to. * few.
--,*--se
,ot, ' between k and Ilia
ghbor'safenet, sill Las room to',
lant a tree and trainit 41.fill$t II .
znaximuzn returns from minimum
sires it not a part of r national
point q View; -Out- -,pontibility of
thetraining of +rem, as 114-111.
ten, very mueh overlool
lo Germany you can hey it tree to
measure to lilt • in any /1$400" On
your garden wall ,or lionae, lust as
we buy a veldt made suit of
clothes. -- While- the. training of
uitirees_liachecomelo War only
Within ten years. the
aurnsehnleni or
es 'are- trained,
Intianionaries " -Vir;'..} it'
s. 9.1%. "There, s4o id
to oeonsul th .4 W: tie c
, i
tom 9 0:_talisii6rLin int:iihillio:dr:
t i
,
all Ovtr
,thre3 m
*
looter
trea. tng
shIsPes 4.141r? breozne stands
as pyramids, cordon,, pa
itrillhrrt°11\6;i16 Prake
ies in merle* that have
,
*ropsgatun and stired fruit irces in a lots
ries the
let a
hroa
care of
irgain. Let Mrn
adion side of the
from -Canada at
that, ecourt-
.
Taking up
between the
'Collin* !feet'
stion troths
ntries Mr;
inley tariff
Vi hile Ameriesus were considering
'other countries in tbe adjustment
of that tariff, "Ca sk. the 'best
foreign ,customer any nation has
anywhere, vis4 cut off, not design.
1117 but -without -knowing she
"It made her furtune. - For ten
or twelve desperate' Yearir near-
ly
started. Her West Was little
• known and.trast caught the 'first
wheat crops in Manitoba then be.
eause of the verir rielmess of
hathtli_
fzzthionable,
'lo-
wer} _ 0. - a.
ed 6 height' of 3 feet 2 inches, sod
weighs °exactly forty pounds. • ..On
• griLlt. when atonic with bit fellow_
s he appeared'oefore-ilieT
Council' of Revision or Eni ts ric
iilien-Avai dad- in the short, stock -
lugs. and bolted „ oneralls of an in-
fant, Of which he presents the
-physical aspect.. -
Though the .military authorities
re.to
it is hardly •likely that Julien
Tou-
c ord
shoulder riffe,;\ The youngest
flinitr of-11yr julierr-d40,-
veloped .normally until', he **cynic.
einitted at the4ge of 1, later which
his:*
-nohihsirotherbi
ready passed' his jeraod of se
with the colors it# tho iOrd
(entry.
&sneer in agora
ing and boil one a
jotlettIng the wi
reven store
At -half tiouri,
boil tori'h
to burst.
saves •es n 0 I
are 'brought before a Porta.
alSeiajt and asked' whether.
- Minx to..laork._•00_,..the is -
or five ears. Not the alight:
nests of cri
iiitinWhis_e:4w:hlitt412,111°. o°12, bgli The e
they are
aret
,Prench Dressing. An iruiry info
rrezincidix telitiFt:ittivetrairijr*ly .
0 SIIIIK1
OiteC1
0.44.104
ves. (taro
boiled 11 th
'rite
PM! u
etwoonfut of 'pepper,
spoonfiile. Of vinegar,
tablespoonfuls of olive o
until well Wended.
- Potato
14 -boiled, - potatoes .1
e here should' be two
kldone-halfaI of -
air
i pea' off as,
rers'This, its
o se calt xe-
es on the islands at
"tie in Ave, every year.
of five yezrs for whiclr
n roSed„ survivors
p' belore an ufficizl, and
that they are contriieted
Tramp --'Will yer
thin!--•toitetw •mias
wbe
ufg41-11-
,
torie d tob
• kfftt°,turtile
estab
conntness'
ion }lows, ti}lott
*rsm trots over eatnig
ne food
Leiwx 44:1sAi
rthove the skins Add
klAiisawhite im
equ
tit..y of English walnut inta.
in .Mtrinite with
and arrange on
r* u
Jolin all ant her uior
and kpon
rk
ee'igIWO - 1.
021
cob
11_0401016 tlfl
144sLo,, I
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blend to „10,rs
t.! iszt
attt*tzons,
t. late, for to
h6y, hut' not 1,0
t
ta.4mioris
the ttt 14,.
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