Exeter Times., 1909-08-12, Page 31atwt and.
eants, 'rites th Ed
r espon o
"
&dtica. Any. Ifo whfcLL
iway of phyiicaI impulse ,
:uzt be su 'all kinds of
ions arid an never be I
,
i 11
vibr
eatb, '.'dvefling sIway
ciousness of the .Father'
therefoxc
BIS L1FE W48 EULL or
upon wInoJi there w:II
ervice to the
begun upon the r
Ed,nonton with
esiorrittberr 010114'0
t. least we
'labs agree, ie tba1 'k
tity are Awe
indkdrittn
Ch0r9h111, wbicb a1 Uud
By rail.way
widi the Petersburg.7°shore of th� 4:7 iritiitfl isr:
urahill, at the. mouth
o
.1i*ei.tal.osouthof&,ven ur
'our crea
tx 11 tbe..par
i . ,
6 crank t
rypi41. YieWsT7bere
A time. AO
ver
for $I,00, at
led di
ufacturri1
,
. over snight in st*ong ecispim
* boiler half Pill of soft, water,
eziPtc rut, in.. 000 Pint' of **yell* water
bag (made by 140'01,10$on gation
ilingvwater Up013 one pound of
hloride of ime).in •oT.en to
I
e• a- ;•••
o u
fling that a
i4d2orl's..11a
inod to retain tbo wet a •a
n
ffloult to•completo* 1iaI for which
might. be a ad, were not its pre-
tut
*Vey There is.no
i the price, use artificialrub-
r doeu not in
40Y way'ea.Dipar
iththeoriglnal rid rubber
Ott is
zayz the Chi'
Tribune,go OA influcnce the
euoning ower
xmmitea°p4tainand
if the 0 it 4
r'berent
lob eves tho
aith holds the si
oumc
slicuatheettarrogal
0
he atenal. li
,,-,-1O Gentirne
er why our
Lt ,k t „ e ,i,1 s , t or 1
ester. ' A' after t
. ei sister-of/014104110g,
,
6, and ma1e to
i'1
Canada :strong
c4r,°
I Vso s i Ot 0 company'010YIiege
40 ta it PLACES,
ANI) LOW;
r 1 1s6
oy iind happinc•
0 l'
6 ,"Makeshift.
, ,
occasion.arises yr e
inake z n2&1l 40-441#
f ic cream,,
just enough for at:u: .
valid r when 7etne. frend'drops
to Iunoheon.You <1
',9, n
.•
I
o cake,jnit it .-the oven -for -s
ow kin
Wailt ' thin ernst
' 1 hi. XI 4680070 6 elf.*
frontPut a
pantry
a; hejvIf the `00Pro.
bdoorsit, 16,0 Out t '
mneb ,better than Cur
growing1 in tropical
.v4rzie ie;troca
rnilky 10-Aee latex whe
ernal, bark is damaged
e &ro foiesV treen growing
iild Iuxuriancein tropical forest.
)4 ont
A 0 Vel*e0 411011
, tti,
, :ater* oih04e1Xnyd0wed cua5,
of -power and light' and _selv on, - aries were'itiavitOti ver . -1.,
of rich experience, of 41406$ of tnileiiof that . river in eir own
life,.
which came . overflowing Atencler14.Still the mas.madei by
abundancc, for
A. llos not heard.4 .1r. tele men e consisted ',
—,-....,q.----- 9t 1
exp� ded to him.Scall"nraitilt:bliii. t.'Wheentmit-t- e . t ar e
plueli whicb had beLeved through ven
graee. 0! is Nut once speaks''t
in Paletterlo-Conothi "1 planted,
PPollo watered, God me the in-
crea&
" (i. Cot. 01 'As)..
IV Paul's Preaching and 'Null,
i s. 8404 As usual, Pent be-
gan with, the. ;Tiews Whop were hest
*prepared to receive ' th gope1..
And • site bolgy . t
- w- ying v eys
and lends of the reti7.0 i riot,
which yields the celebrated
rubber, While Bastille* •elastics of.
exit* and Central. Ameliaa,
zi-
though favoring a, hot, -moist-cli-:
-tot b able to withstand dry
season if .not. too Prelonged;
collfct the latex, in the Anis.'
on .4Wriets-iricisiOus are made b
nieans ofa smelt iixe. in the bark
the, tree„,, tapped
the tree can . be bled, at 'intervals
=IV 0 316X
esson VL,Paul's TMrtI
244-Journey—Ephesus. • Goldcn
17.
1. ri-tirideEtint'46-erit7 i:stvensthe-
,
' upon -sous
nzry jouth.44*.he' anc,Acts 1.8
nd
eOlder 0 tirCh41.4 comp1ted his
will to nicely.,
e cream miX
1 , 4 .
0.•
it la Or .
Then ot it in the 'n44410,0 is OY , ir 0 wrapping p
"1 9,000
110
'000 414h •Ir.tnd "' a' r4C--!i iacre°a4r&lc:Sitho can is -covered, 11 4, 1.- —6115 t i"ParsattiboY—ardlnr•ci-440:107bIL to" * cool place
nate1.
11,6 hen c 6/9 top A splitf turningeach- day.ettu
ee leaf,
, o n *,
orderhaainter-
as
regarda the geography of
country, - and ;with multiplying
where of -tree, -tradervand-
railroad stud lend surveyors
ie map has undergone radical
changes. .
--The important step just taken by
the Goverurnent in guaranteeing
bundreds of mike of railways into
the. -north was foresii •
, , &Jtl IJ
Kinds or.tinely eh
genre)* with mar
no is servid, and ikeiint che
ballc. chipped raaras-•
01000 cherriesd rolled in-po.
tiered out m ' on, the
Ode ot the disli in which the salad
4 served. . .. . .
Delieloga Salad. - or 4 delicious
salad Alike A lemon, jel,ly with less
sugar than whenit is 'forgdes.
" tore e esti Hi lexe4-70t.
-314,04
ording to th6 Aft of mixtnre
to be frozen thicic.
layers on the ides* t.4 eau_ OnceWor e, while it is freezing. Whip-
creara frozen this, way is de.
4/ousi. One of the. '12eat mixtures
for Os' "-Da id I is
„the Philadelphia. This is uncooked,
pure,, sweet cream sweetened and
tiaVored.., Ferone pint of scalded
s'eet cream allow ihree.quarters
of s cu. of :sugar
yed
with6:198.4 dljeU ressing is a:4'11'015h'
.
10$. and pretty salad„
WhoulnstParitswseinif to cover
linA144,tboard isi,
aterial, and thus avoid pressing
hitt, lint into the Materia
Bed pepper is peculiarly ohne
•oits, Verntin of *11 Sorts, Made
into tea with boiling water end:AR.
plied hot to shelves and floors it is
into he :tropical forest, which in
- the valIey5 of- tho Amazon is at
fever.ridden- . swamp,. bu
1 Ida the Inaltiparali471PAWrith
I,* WhenI-7tither trees are cu ti-
vaited in accessible 'districts •the co-'
swilitiOn-7'entl- extraction of th-
crude.rubhar from the,leten..enn be
done on the spot. .
The-77-to1lectori:insviut
hay far into the forest and
ted his 044 . (verAttetta,,
incisions in .14r1r-Of-the
and Alto**. the Wet .to col -
in amall
cuistr:—:-ThCieWelis
emptied*. * large, dish and the
Oodels'
'disb nd ho;ds-it _14;1
ititnng from• 7ccutica1.sh
•Sel omned a both erids,and placed
er a smell fire. The-'lleat and
latek,-ttriv
the nvistures„sofl leave ,a. tMn
yet of crude rubber on the 'tut.
feet of the paI1et The Operatien,
is, repeated until the lubber thick-
ens iu a. rounded
y boy, rre,44i.01»
"i
mien.
e e
Not at presents, Itis
sf n6ah-r* labor-saving
Whet are
•xcuse*not- w
wondrous sto.q.,of_the or
*n brinhig erwould
rigeneugh4o-complete-hi
vow, the apostle to the, Gentiles in
ving rd wzth thc mother.
"'lurch of an.
Then he, wcnt.down to the hortie
church- which had sent him. forth.
Here lieiyais.alwoorwelcome. Here
he told the story of his missionary,.
_ .
adrentures, and the fruits of his
loors.,, it, it .-elt4.1 AI bhued thing
for the home cu to hear from
her mi elonstie it • o
ionary:Boards are wise in hsving
theft 'unsisenarien come home every
few year.
aul was able to visit Antioch, .
gphestio:, Which Petil Ueda
Bis Ileiiktiarters for Nearly Three
Years Missionary Work.
Ephesus was not only the eiPit411
406 province, but was the city of
the greatest importance in all /14i*,
4) 15_
hut life and
I,- 4 -
t ,--, 0 upport,
ancl preachboldlyat any co..
must iee to it f he 'risks-
, t czuse o DISPullu
,t, • .„. "reasoning,"guing--.....wit
NOe on fire,J1' and persuading,
using every .legitimate influence
and motive* id induce them to re -
1V% thertospel'Of -the-kingdom-of
d„ the real kingdom 'whjth ell the
which'
on "its
elms ,our
_
--'1004-ir and Va.lue of °Glee
'12; In addition to the heti
uct and noble spirit exhibited
e ordinary -daily lite, Lh1re
monies to tbe trtkth and power oF
, he gospel. Farit. Miracles of
,Ifeeling and Itelp. IL God wrought
special miracles. "Extraordinary
. with, which the decal of the lowish
exorcists outs" not be -eediparefia"
Creek Test; .Ily the hand*
of, tbe instrumental; ul
ig1016i,ii—ligittillbli-rf*Ili
MOtit011- *bait 04/. -Possibiliti
ez-Ztlmontort-route-to-the-
giver gold tog4et..her with. the
increasing -nu-Mho' of poopis
into the north country, last ,year
roused embers or the Beard .of
seof-their,reiponsibf
Mies AS resklents,01 a city, thst will
.be the miff/Mug. place -
'northern and wtstdrn trails, They
sE.ected.,.orliwswhoin
andlt
report, wben corn
pipronoare unced
striking document.
any western body...
iq
acctuate shoring af every
en te; •
Tut MODE OF TRAVEL,
bt stearner or se0i.trt Wagons.pak
dog train; the meak,
frdght, time, it auk sin 1eaeping
minodstitm.
rya _yea
zere with. mayonuaise
.aereahthwao u fl -P COO _r
ite 611 , $
fuls finel shredd
4 012
e an
iih
.
i.d Anely chopped 'route 1
nasta, Net six tablealle., °Alit: a .1
oliiie oil into the Salad bo I ,vt4[0:1
two teitspoonfultot vinegar,
iiiipoonfu of saif, and a, IA
00011,11'4 pepper.. Be&t until
•thick stir-ui, 'nuts and cabbage.
in Atta
husband."
W&.St he ticklec
I should, say not.
won'taol It Me
ry abut
*nine, the 1 14
sio'c'tinsraix-;" serve lee •61166.01 in indi-
sidusi ni-0140. Tiiker.'ihtiltiCaiiiini
-0-M-"the.-:catt when lt. istiff,pae
i , in the little *nobler seal the edges
cf pack in ice, ,iiid telt, To. keep .160.
long time cover the freeze
' loths-oetewelVanis;
c these- t . vt t. i et kreimt . of
with , _1,,t,' 0111‘6171,714th-PartsteN:uilitie:4:poll*itaol'r: „
6 , cream most -us
juij
one
y to Maki 1 is by the rule given
or Philadelphia cream. k
ritill creen-'-i'ls..
Or.:,CUPfUh mkt
r.
11
is Mix ibosugar,salt,
hard,-1spread onh
f ±be ham, haif aninchh-thic
goodwuhing
-sal 'soda, one -Donna; stone lime, --
one.helf nod; water, five quarts.
Oen * sliort while, stirring occe.
nelly then let it Settle and pour
and oork for Atte.
.4•
RECIPES.:
W
• ii *4, Spice., i wo cu.
:Ail
olks) one eupful of'auga
riingtsbleonfulit Of fl
t lump' of butter,
,one te
clovts, one
tem
he ouble boiler for fwenty
toi** stirring !ern When c�ol
he cream and ftavoring. $train
nd tee:of
Iuik 1uyco1ate tis thiiettio
Malt two squa.res, of ebo-
oate
entk, pour cust*
tr*ct. Mix and
Whitt thit''tool
iben add the
*hitea--01-1.
ntil nutmeg, .•
nful of etriOn ex.
until thiekk
bak ie '
filling, uSinR the
- frosting,
tor'eered
north- hy the
Makkenzio to r
Arctic shore
tun4-0-4-
'lowest turou
6untrjr to Fort
'fat of vines/04
,and hike the se
it *tab
on * fop cruzI
Deb Io