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h: gift re
isa rationaI,-thining spirit
in d1tint,ion frozp the 10*e
tua He ha btamped.u
hkenessof jlirngelL God has
a aihelnatleal ,ihongh
aona n
and on tar 0
read e thought and admic
wqndr�us picturo He ha p4ir
t8110u1d,
eteo
--violence
o tonipit.
igh nature
ri ego againib
1)0 wears. On1y guo
011 al are Nvort m
16
ccause 014 natureszne
wo an have,'..secrett $
ift A, of
° t
alf'a feet,
cut in sm41 iqi
hio the tripe, ttot. Parte* turnip
ipper,, and onions. Remov&
'elef$Pa;.
11.0d. Ito
*ngt pee ,
• -latest haif si
e egg, ,
Ola 'of ginger, two tea -
Is et:cinnamon,onctbli-
1 of
s. it One
a-spoonfuis soda, two and
three and a half cupfutit,
o
mer a long_ list,' of fatal
*rhich,Plfinge thouutnds *4
And the pity of it.is
.
lo kuowiedgE f Waterin
lilt ha
careie55uess in entcring
A boat or iijie .to
openin 'wate tinPre
X11111141e
am„consist in frcedo
.is r t OV3
oYereign Ho doen wha
titre iS on
voices
shore .01 Iife, but of
'tehes away
- the throne of God.
Wo taught ri
tit
thrce whole
cooking itesse IOU
onions wail btokez
to litteen minutes. Thi
id be stiff enough so th
ped fromSpoon the
forever."e. :i*Hence,14"*▪ u
of t° *
image;.racte
eth
:We 'Pan
breathing o
0 iey itt Becreation anci the only w
aiToid ti mis tbojiared
fo-prescrves to go round ane
r, something• to bali with an
aoara--ithould
;torny, havin •
ie r, cases which
irnposing. reputation
Fifteen yeara-lig.
house
cr ek and ker
destiny."relter
p�wer ho tali moo
to ,the angels degrade
below the brutes
'image of 004" further a
n Iman's Moral nature,:As
uid rernenibre
---------in His likcness_
'resell*. to Serve not perihin
o noblest ends of being.
-..TUIUS B. X
or, .0 nCCd
produced in
roll •
season vol,t: it P.,
in butt tin Nvn* 0_cover
V '' wi
nd,re Water
bloiicioatimex.
:. a x
At 1 tiwe ta1e cup of limo;
heapingteaepoonful of baking pow-
der,
° s oonful of sait, mix, ad
e e ' batter
ta1vi4Ijuatdrop A
butter
ful of
• sugar,'07.1iatt cupful o
tabiespoonfui of vanilia,.
otto and a haif r1101110, , baking a,
one seant p000ttil
soda, put °soda „in the flour.
Fifling—Cookdried,apricots, sweet.
hen:: tool spread 'bel
tween 1ayr -
and on. top: ,i3eat tit
theej
one shouldtry to step light ,into
Ot,tein Over the keel; or.it this
tLic Christian life, I
amotive With tkiannOr'lc
to ,0014 traa
ie t m-
. itt. .,orderto get into the Klon-
It..
pany, s expense,
greeing to turn over all She, earned
that period to the company as
'She t-tier:.contrack: then se-
cured employment AS' deputy the
cor4er Nome, managed to Sur
rt' herself, and ‘rorked every
apare hour tiimiliaraing herself
with the details of She
bsearne the greatvl.plajni expert in
4 i'Ortlient of
e r e few extremely
el •
ienoea of what he is doing is sit
Lesson ILL P,aurs Second 1Lss1Ofl ply a blind fool. The danger *
ary JourneyrtiCoutinued) not of harm from the Roman o
ernment, but from a sinful' life.
Golden Text, Acts lat 3t. The motives that lend to A better
1. The Storyoftbe Vattrenzie ar . ' re -u
4=t
V% Tho ' Missionaries ' Released
Her Mental and rhysieal Trouble. Sent on Their Ara ,. 45-40
,Vs. 1.6-1% The missionaries Ire- strates.-
quently went from Lydia's lieiiie , „ ---mo
'within tho city to tho pip,* of pray. learning what h, a, taken1...tee/ tent
er beyond the wall by., the -river, ,,,,,otn„aava to quickly release roll'. and
side, where they eduld instruct the Plias, as the easiest way to save
w converts, and.gaut others w o toublo. Protaalor Itannial thinks
. • .
that an old account is correct which
adds that the magistrates. Were
afraid of another riot. They would
induce.the .3yeakeT party to submit
o injustice and wItharaw
7. ut u ritiviabet ewy,
-
,
n a -
„nccessary,, cover close-
-
koup with
-
piing., on meat, pour the gray
over a and serve„at once.
Liyer af.-Chop three . large
onions fine, soak some bread and
toother, or . all bre
we eggs, two pounds of beef liver,
were willing to4Ome tO the meet-
-
On several occasions they met ii
the streets a dah.),Sel.posses
e' a
ilrth6 Unitd States. Mrs. 5.s A.
* eaI4,. wits
el clod president Of her 1040*
pdt ailrottad,r the * 11/4tovida-- County
arrow Gauge, upon his death
it developed that. the -rot
w out itrid-ti5sPeraterin
• ShilielfctiealliaThriiilfo •
mach' it now st successt
taw,' while she OW11% 7e.
• tif
1-u '100 niuch,f
t-guarded-J)elplu
,1"-h-rieli-: s 4
ntzrakonoutttPnrna- en Ca n.
-anees And ,hysterica lprios.:- in-- r
I rfrrge.t...e withont, trial, and legal decuiton
i g*v or
irenied.eondi0or4 h ,,,,,,,E4' -thai-rtlierWire"-giiiltf -,acc-tOing, to.
,,Intetprettct, aalwheylc.itlittthe;0-":„,--,., I :Remain law.* ' There, are four -din-
erstinet'ullegatioes-in.-ra,urii.-'-replyi
11. The Ifiasionstries Thrust' Into ",.(bewtiitil! ,, opuoliosict . ., ttoncon.
Prison; Their Faith; Their Deliver,. ii,eitine.dtp., ;A14, ,,being lioznain,s.,It.
nee‘---4*-sr- !19416._ . Vhisf.,-„Mastefli.iRoman, and exempt L.from
mills .bat their -soutce--0,fgsupt.-iftri
Ike the Makers of silver altripettln them
1 helms, stirred uP. * 'Mob 'in ilia.' open!
dragged riatui 40 , --Pao,,
he (i- e- niagistratti;1- 'Viet ' I,,..,necen
snob -,ti colony ar Vlulippri- were -thi--: *No
ground; 0 'Kiev little
cayenne Mix a together,
and it too stiff put in some flour.
Pont make ton stiff or too
Take a deep bread tin and grease'
at well with lard and a lattle4lour
on both .sides and bottom; put in,
be meat and put a little flour on
top Bake aheut two hours. -
lain Cuokie.-Ono cupful. -iof
ttomt, three
ime ha eggs, four t pfula of 1,1P, r two a
PO',44P!'t powder,
orze
t'oubr4i of abliend.S!lat
46401*)00•
ratccr-
eille .making,
buttonholes .cover the ;first, 4ngrer'
with white court plaster when _
trig:black goods and Meek plaster
when sewang on white
Sewing fleas and, Byes. --Try
this quick Way of putting, hooks ,arn
eyes on waist,;., Sew the eyes on
the left front the desired distance
apart with the loop out far enough
to hooking taasS; then baste
thc „„, caraWimrthiL
tich
o.,great a retok on • to theand then down. Steppbg an.
Anwale has been responsible
unitterte$$'entisitint0 and it is
cia
if possiblc whore :fon intend to sit
and in such a rnannerthatyou will
not have to turn afterwards.
Tho 'weight' Should be „distill
As :evenly as possible, , in a small
boat,, With slight, preference to the
stern. if the bow 'is °buried the
east head -swell :will flood the boat
and if the„ stetnis,toRk 4eep a
°mug irea 4414 awamp 1t,
ing a landing, one Should :approach
at an .angle, shipping the -inward
tuir_a„levt yards pmay•and.roun ' '
up . by backing with7 'the ' entward.
ovneerh
. titoisg,u'd:sylio:::,oto reach
strieoternt
toutoa
or pier. In landing the poron in,
the how amnia be first,. taking, the
bowline withrliitn and steadying the
boat for the ethers.:
Will not...insult the fntelligence
oftbe_
rockm: thc boat or indttlgin
ttexatt-Xr
graldzng
xirc r IV 1 '0
Mr54.. reemitit:
It lilt
ifl!flvipan
ing * big copped Minet
4) the 307,700 agricultural
etori' isooered by the
not * few f them, 11
a -fetch .ou,
ey arrested US for
hint, our 1'
the. mob know .tliat
power rt-obio wu
"rich IrierchatitSf- litlid0Ittiters„ -againat those
ptietors of the Mina**. 'tleetid by men.if Valli and Silan went away
theirfellow have -,hten
real heir n thole reputations,
xo rr
a_the--1.91pet - they
n
aniirehy by trying to convert the
Roman to a new religion. Ilonui tol-
etated all religions, but made it
criminal to make converts from the
national religion. .
Cotiveridef the lailer..
Deliverance from Sin and Death.
rough *he--Eahh of the Jailer;—
The keeper . would
ed,himselly.heeataiie by Ro-
man
law he was responsible for
the **fay 01, thevrasoners,-And he
ouldivoid by.toneide_ithe:tliagraesi
of an exteution.
8. Paul eriedT we-itre
t5,4avin life
for theresttuttwmttaiani4ton * relay)
for w
Called tor* lig Gres
t is writ lights, °torches
Fell dow before
Be must have 'known nomethiiag
out these tuto,,..sto4 thei
alave giri.
il1-trt,ihem.
y feared,, when they
,
heard, etc. boy wero liable to lt,
proteontion such as Cic�roinstitut.
.. od against3Verrea. rhe erinii'wee
regarded as treason tio
- cnunitted it were liable to 4egrs
dation /rota elate, confiscation
40, 10 resul
trates
them to Iea,v. t the
did with dignity, and -for'
d good of the infant Plnh
For if.thoy hadreini
re miht view usOaste
r; wbila by leaving Luke with
u we lea* from the
ng. of pronouns
you a peteeful but
e growth of the Christian
it 11
hy went with
5U -1.1r.**21:511.0 likt0900
the olks of three kggs (inc nt
thegaWrittolOrie kmoz
then One. and one-fourth cupfuls
little .oit-'a 'titmei thew t
and one-fourth cuplo.ls. et.flotir with
twoleaspoonfuls of baking powder
ifted •latst add, the beaten
whiRii-rot—tifo7tOir reserve
'other One for. Ailing, now bake in
three laye
ith
e is' tdkhe12264141:i146;
, 'ona Iayer, covermg,
and Slit* On * layer nano,
then toyer with filling, and put on
your third layer,-coster it with fill-
ing, put on your strawberries and
ver.: thtiii_ with. a then for
..loarii-arew mei-zero.* aie ciekeilii
oven_ to harden fhe 11b44
and the ate when cool houId
anderery eye, _sew. e I 0814
rk*
on* ie buttonholed cage .
the gairmentle'Iiiiicectlien wtIi
tedlefu17Ot, thread begin o e
end and take * single Satiteh itt
every buttontiele, tarrying , ,:the
threadt* the opposite end. Cut the
thread hailf way bet he button -
O s, orthreliit t ito
will be hit of thread'
button should he sc
WhenScwingcn
the r umberbuttonhole
n and .'blek -of-. at
Ake* iiiece'pf-tipe
shirt 'waist .1614 *ew on same num
hobei. Button
sn -1F,Alitietan-be ft id e
l-wity.- 1521,11e- Part e-
tione ith' uffe; - One set of but.
.. tons will do for several waists, told
' the ironing is Made easier.
'Never Use' .014 Lining,,,-210ver
1104, an old lining. wished or U '
1144414:4* Ille following rules con b
ifile4 siatipte-41: lei eitiO bur or& of Suglith rambrie the
eolor at -the dress two yards ,of
0
tk , on yardof
drean braid, and
f Ilis Own. Desi n g
Thc llgt b�sldes setting the
",nlif.-true,Ate
inventor of headgear. . In anen-
frrtaiiiinglittt b�ok"
<o Hats," written,
Molten, theroyal hatter
period*, assistedhrGeor e -Augus-
tus Sala *Telt hat s:deseribed and
-illostreeed iwhich was 441400 bjr
the King, then Prince of Wale
•
an ''improvement • on: the', round -
crowned hats then In vo
In 00171
samc color as 444 shooting i
w s to acconipaA7,-
tin* the majority
wee made ,'very hem. and stron .
Earl of Harrington,for itt-
5tance, whose life had once been .
saved through 014 wearing a. parti-
cularly ' hard hit in this hunting
used to test the quialityref his
jected.any.that could not benz his
weight without a dent.
Efixiss peculiarly•sensitive ration
their color, and Vut eccentricity Je
him to adopt his taiteln teat parti-
cular,to the object he had in view.
\Then wrilkinw an his garden, hays .
Mr; Melton he would Wear a $40,0
Peen hat* g as Opt to rrightela the
birds :Daily News..
certainy Tacking itt gray In
are 111416eliiii1
'or swat ft,. however, *hid*
thouldlael
CONSTANTLY' 13V MIND. ,
Vox.' initenee,s.yould it be oftesfotry
for two people to thang0 plot
theAr should 'tee)p weil-orer the keel
drto:psiiir
ding face to face move t
simultaneously that th
etherboaV may not lose its balance.nsuAllithin°
from he water Or in :helping
swimmer iif itheitable to Use the
$ the tide, .
boat is eitiizett no
c n o *gam
you eaiIy ilijr!tt 0
o tee ge'li car • board, but attempt
over them and they will tuttly tun
* h you., ,And sperikirig about
when. you are being helped o
t „do not hang MAO your reseti-
of---boat4vith.-bent tbis
taws the body up and aftets Krtigt.
et Outstretehettitrine will
u chances o ttin
a uauglity, but
with me, reluctance tbat tbo PAr-
*rig; - - -
Ht spokc judieiously, but severe.
he recounted the lady* mitaltedi-
and duly explained the whys and
wherefore* of his solernal rehnke,„,
his wife the while sitting by* dub -
when the tether ceast:4
fr Teeth, 'the :lad,his foe
rtyaI title. All tbe femal
dants f a Prineeof
ar intents, and th,
'tliat many Prineeues arc
tino,thet
4, 414o.
tol hull teirl
toetertl
eft )t *it,*