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in t
""Thou aroflij
kce
,Saf
k. Vegetation
ock's. IshadoW.
.in tho avornt
sudden at.
sang
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treshment and
their day.
dtintion,
mosphere
become. ob
clear atiti
itit most *0
e and blunt
lain.
0 o tbis extra
on out of
ehald allowan e
cannot objeet on accounb
heavy."140,41 heing to-epcnX
ta'vored t4 or it digestible
uitrztious.
iick, espciaIly valuablc in
Iiease of the intestinei as,
iuecj to Jookupon gelatin a onl
food as for 4ccoativ
* is the origin:4. T
lora Wait" Cholor*In
ckzce ---4664;-Itlit.1171:30'w' el Com
-
ent*, 4nufa,ctured 001.7 by
1•014 Limitett UMW.
ury
at their dead .with the
• 14 bon scOrns.
r ' , who, ,givA* g re, , .
, 0 measured by
nits. ice- is honcsit, , work.
of tIze to standard, s such• rock.
.The. influence, of his charactec ir
'
jn sowing tares not confined zucr1y to those w1)0
m , coine up LS come, in, ,contact - iiin. The
,
shadowof his infiuenco roaches to
do not multitude/ whom ito does not know,
he observe him* take
notice of h'
,
..weetened and.15e,
houror tw
apple, .oran
Witha-
L. 011 ice for an
_
strirnie,
banana, ano nte)01113.4.
"eggs '4inay bo
theroxn pink p
melon. The effect) of thosc
of ice or grapc
i -)0,a.
een
1hickened with 1 '
u
,
yerd and h the aspic.
ovtheeytee,,rd. aspic h
- wairt.1,en a little
re arranging tho next: .When
overd t '
tongue,et away. to
aspic$100k.ittle .
e,erirne.nt 0
no cnn
xpert in eptat
designsoiled eggs and
i and are ,eneouragcd iri influicnco upon rnuItitud0
plaeo and sphere to inli. wei
xample„
yut into re,'
igloo you will
think they are rain
akes them sad to seo
es \-..not preach w
i never persuade'
ts are the only good
to the. canon , of ne-
isn knows anything
bsen *mit as he tries to
omene happy.
i i . a 1; 1
and Airn. The lirst- , a of
the 0rd' J'rayer, and, therefore,u
of ali prayer and all living.
ats necesary.right - os. 0
..
VL.thuiles Instructio
Thessitioniaits.
-1Thei5.S.; 1
Qb.aracterzstc9 og, the
1. to thelhcssulonut
or . IN °,0 10
4ie ,ideal Atiris;01'
k
1 1 TeligiO
I ung t#!,. cLu
, bit. it.
en , it Shadowed -forth/ *This .1)te,4 pepper is .004 to excev in ho
sthat our life and affairs and countries to iitirnulat.e the stomach
conduet are to show forth, the veryand liver,,..but a' bit ued 4 .'
U
:highest that we can 'know or con- ally is an addition toany41i,811. awl
* + ' ' Af..._flien'heaverf:beithe. plate t , siteessarillr 01tentinnus,ai
' lid -11-1"
heaven is no unpractical t
Think of It, earth the Plate' wher
elI d, for you wisk
ily to like it int
C'el-e0; and
ken soup si go
rod pepper,
coveied with aspic, .o the dmh
*ill tome .ort the table
g
ptatt
Leftover
Meats Attractively
Otng :;11as juit a few
it,
tongue, and wishesto s.e..rve, tiles
an attractive 4isiv"Zon, be made
gariliBbing the platter,
r Wads or aspic
,,t.hing 1irV1* (.1(0-014#4,;nutr1
aley7or-tr, es, „
are just as siiitable fro
tbe company luncheon and S'ond*
nightoopper • ns.-: theyaro for th
mity meal. Sintz-thet0ckl. hich
is e by boiling ,the' belies an
desirable pieces'of meat, ax
the ,Olstitt .0 x"
itccifl.ry--ar
soap to
'vessels,
-coyote
rutin in.
morning
.pluar000 010
, come to
,
1 P 0 t°11 -t : awl ill's ' in
tl
,ite,,, *tare .. ' an
I t130 4011 4 1
lot clothes be 14
A 'carefu attefltiofl tO
ghtt
rubbing'
in. two
ut You
remov-cd,
tio-s-ctlettoo, spun%
est'hted by 'a Traveller to the
Aoiroit •
Bryan Leighton, who has just, re-
turned to England froth the lands. of Colombia, brought with
blin and presented to the -London
Zoo a bird-oatchin spider. .1Ie
_
-(77')
Marked C
Funeral.
'Of the Oriental displ
marked the funeral" of t
Emperor of China in
them. - Besides birds, it eats the
smaller ntammals, and has been.
known to nttack and kill a scorpion..
The specimen I ave just present-
ed to the Zoo is, I believe, the first
'tf its kind to .tte brought alive to
England. I captured it in th-e re-
public :.of Colombia at an altitude
ow ° 3000 feet, about 700 miles from
tho-coast,„ and Intel---gregt-difficu y
4.10.1.., 'este feeder, indeed, tho
jiuch -r ack has dwindled to half
thc size .it originally *wt.?'
1114.4,0
WAS eill)tUredAtezei0irtu by. Vrenth
• inl
rt'-etUill to England
r as
ing •
usne ir °urge!
le inoring the rights of 1tber.
11$1.14 y cre „
rliTterwill-break-nu -4*)itti
*1u conscience in 'his
le, Venues Find Their -WA
to tke Steviptiss;-
has - cat exchimge
aux t Ott& .Thi *Al%
444.1*
A •sizes and
t tidies,
L part triers, glove
Mi* A good /leek
zes m 40 centimes
e tents).
u bet -0f
Wing to the
y uitflhir sie-
e
II. of this
britised by terrib
Philippi, emerging 1
durtgeA -61 -4 prison,tTiei
aspect bespeakiiM. "Their
co su errngs,
significance. A Lammers
wits raging in the Itom
and the comnio
Ile hard risen to six ti
r value.,"
wlerers sin/lotted them.
ahcs by weaving -black $074.0.4
Jiar into tent cloth. Herethey
preaehed 4 few weeks, founded
driven Wit
reettion
.
2. Paul longe o • visit them
again, and made three vain
at-
tempt5 to•do so,„ from Ifereratt f m
from Corinth. He felt,
of training *rta mOrt)
knowledge of thetruth, of comfort,
of gtildattee.
„Thal). it,.h&4 jiit. mine I)
fromTherakniia. ro
lowe.$t
whole h
erty,'P
ilyin
trar,
an rnpire,
" let
their
table art' used,
asp*ragus, pea
getti Ie. pulp, it
tenJer,-then ru
add
ptatiti.. our,
scien 0 peaee 0.. noI
)ence of tt
rightcousnss, for it is only when
rgbteousnesss is .111* the waves of
h ea" thzt "peace
tart flow
providence;a rive -r"; peee with nd
tinonuturretan
liko
Mike you
• ure, free fromin and im-
perfe4tiok froin ive1y taint- 41
eiI.,WhoIly. Unto completeness,
to -fall .perfectienYin ete and in
kindl. Till we alltomeirtitheLunity
Of the faith, and of the knowledge
of the SOU Of 004, not? a Perff'd
man, „Auto the measure of the
stature of the fulness of Christ;
and grew' p,pinto him In *11
Christ ph., At 13, 15
lVhoIe itit *Ad soul and
Saine Rule Applies to- Al
ingicalthip't tritute'lebi:emetm of
"i'isr
froni
der drainebop, and r
t 0
thfire and
e
spoon
iti Mate richer'
and, pef)Petri% tn ttn
*dant nitineenggt4u,wh7p.tre
ream o
o is crne iift•bt popular
The uThattrAtral-lite—mil
rittell-, the latter be-
ing eooked and
strained ; A bit of
aria satisfying
Cold boiled fish ae deBcious
hen covered -with ai'o and eierawl Witk*Ofic -or
l'iekles, -beets, hard boiled
„Fg!!)
bums, mon pcints, and011
0111) Oneit,tiortilintaklaivrfo_r o
Add iji*e lf tablespoonfuls gelatinti4Ar
which
h atotttaiapkedhour an
hall to a beef o
any ic
until c
11) it ,into it a half cupful of -olive oil, a
part 's ot each. Piit on
hicken with one
utter• and two tabh-,!
f flour. Station With salt,
I Take the ten -
c rota a. bead of o*
414 in ir'
iter ,
ree egg kit, three tsittlespoon
Is o ve,. of, tarrigouNine,
n MO of grateri
,v se
oth 3ew and entt1i
that-tbywere
oubk by the deet
the coinI e4n)I.0
our
ute znc1tuinthe faculties
beingThe ho
ul,hW cl be as pn
host.
t* g ne
rrnW-
equal
biped t eti
one lc
I tsar* u
u
it, 4flf-quarte
,1
ad a mob of white pee•pniies
v. th their burdens coneenled•
neathof impeiaIyIl. hy meninount-
ed on
the shaggiest of ponies and
dressed. red c1otiks7to--b
all Chinese 'funerals, beai
n banners 2_h
I wished I ,understood.
LAMA PRJEST8.
44- ontrated
zellow, a
moved p at us
gecat s I sit
of liina priest
tbeir yeIloW
on
e ponies, beari
ur le, yellow, red
-
flag, witrestore--it to the colone .
of the regiment.
ittr...../efteock found. the ilag.in.tho
chateau" of Airsay-,le-Itideau, •neng
Toursinc, 'where it hat,r been -plated
•7 Carfariir0177040,11 i, tio
'former vernor. of the Ionian
Islands.
. o
with 4 Hag of
lifr; Jeffcock bought
The. French Ministry of War iiuss-
Uga.ed
' e .
•
the.
and bdilnd thrni two,
yellow ibairs, closel4r ;followed
more canopies rivaling those
had predNl them. Atter these
.drove Prince Chingin a closed' est
rite, 'surrounded by it large hod
lurid such, its one sees daily hi
Atret of :riekin„ /there wss* ' At thia poi
4.b14t., th
disks of ,p,aper, tut resei
and Oung.high in
the *pprosieli
-W STBW T.
pallan es
tr to*
ro...
ph ,
. . -
'.41pe prsp7 hut
lettik e. t
'Pr *1. nuts ot er ai li
us lea **tit tor