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heh eerr2ofrai4-
ouey in other hands than hzs
•
er otivene.ss cogs the
ekee up the natural .outlet
impure mater, and retalOSznth
panic in e
Limber of commercia,'faint
arts." , All the long - r.
cozn-
ercia1 revival waits is are8t,ora-
tion of
onfidenee.,..,Sii_great
ain unwaged, .greit
-unwrou
contz..
ii unacqu unsub-
dued bees. e of our faint ilearul*
A tenons of stieb timid folk would
oubttat Maim a longlist. but ituch
list is ruttier quite so depressin
en ----it
I II P.1
set_ ort.the bads and promote
rr free and teplurst-letion, thus-ei •
t the dlse.aac-S *,1
tr. fley it.
'Pearce, 40 Standish., Ai -e,,
Ont,, writes.4.41Taving
Wiled foryears with constipation,:
1,..atious so-ealled reme .
ound thein mot bern
. „Oda, they ar indeed, 4 splendid pill
and I ilk
"Th worst
it-
sorne good
,._ ti-
o e is t y are such tow -
Thor i species of • eow...
i .. which g with reSpectabi1-
1 d 'helougs to great decorum, t.ii.ew
dice . of tbe, wicked who flee when
i ---ri *ther-is,it-the
e of the pore craven. It
'rtlre-tghltitto-tr--Zrrtiti
• ehom we expect a different spirit-
• eums_in„the coniiiii chain'.
-her ; of an :Erasmus in the reform
Lion. • --- - --,- -------7 ,
it is said that certain_ enraged
beasts invariably waft a slgri of
terror in the eyes of their victim
deathiscribng rt•
The ipiestion still remain
„incluved_tlfiC'faiottiOt more th
'ts rhalla wtl my
es ibteier
an rrS eoin Q
4, guilty, That state of niinci
hich ieedL cuser scts like ft '
2tt14a Obi upon
THE SOUL'S ,EEST POWERS.
,
• want of Faint-heartednessevie a 0
that a bank never suceeeds untit its
president takes it to bed :with him.
But this ii. only another ,NraY of
ing •that a nrnn pint believe
, _a
/11040
friend by way of:actountin
ertain.eommerciat...-fie
neer put' himself' into o
can wan put hinmelt into his ts4i
until he be Yes in his task.
But • the fundamentai cureof
'fft To
be onvinced of His imnen-e.
• ulenee-of -retvuree, ito*know that.
He has a greater stake in as than
tkilitilleve that
He .never sends His children on
footle errand s is one _part of a
ere OUTO for tiMidity. 'The secret
ierthe Lord is with those that fear
Bim." And those who in the best
sense fear the Lord are not afraid
anyh�dv else,
p y vecrer4-
01 11. J ant
..14041118.--
wouid net make the
Ideterrnined that
Iwou
„,, **
-V;
.,eheka.The coneiwionofniy fligik
YerwikelmS Me. 'nothing .to
aybutaccept the, co grain a a
Of ZOO representatives, of Tho Lon -
1 don Daily Mail and accompany
f, '
,
.torve-1
butter poured o
best. when a tahl spot)
PREPA1LT1ONS FOR STA
"At 2.30 on 41inday I rose at the
rmiuus Hotel, , at Valais,ad at
ree '0100k 404;444 with my
motor
rque. ur,„,:way wo noted
the w•• was, favorabie to
udeavor. •We therefore
torpedo destroyer Eseepette
usly• plated at my -.divots
y our Government, to ,start. "
- "At3.30 a.m.F4rwen
which-i*p wy cieenth.
be-exignie,and found oiiita
A11-•ryTh
"At our o'cI.:ck 1 took
tile aeroplane e a trial
flight of, one quarter of an hour
aixand--its.en 33 ,
Wit441t40, *ATV
( 34 Miles). Having completed it,
'4eacilided-444-1.120-13foinnribt
lift-trom-which-Iinteuded.to-start.,
"Here I waited for the slug to
come out, the conditions of TV...
London
that 1 shouid fiy between sunraze
and sainseti,
"At 41.40_ ive could,see all round.
Daylight had come.M. Le 131anc
endeavored see_the coist of Eng-
.
•
UMW IVS.,..1$A1,71.4081FIPS,
*item 4Ifana Wortlf,Mbre The
. Little sjilliana of ;Rolland ii:ereat-
r then any navy as a peace int -O-
nce policy in favor of the
Let the Other nations build Dread -
ti Ins and par_ wars takes, writes
mer in •Or..illier",s.
'd1W-agitigr•i•1e
thcy
ler beets and cook
'of the stem 04 0 proven inch'
"XI
Have. ready a eupful . of erear
tett, with a pineh of soda.
skin off, 130aupe.;04.43tairthe bee
14"•thiP`I. - 'he
tang thn
pan of belling water. '
all are
in
niiblistiediritoo
r inatabtc4P°Iilou
ttil°r,,
PP alt and a teaspoonful,
tes "4-tortiZik the
piacc this in the centre Of the dish.
To a pint of thewater in *ilia
the earnywc.40 boiled'
rnoiasses and ' a saItspoOn u -a ,
Freneh mustard. Mix well and -pour,
this over the beans and pork. Cov-
erdish and bake in a, steady
oven for six hours.
-Lithrtt -kMiitfnatton:"
-t-ertivet-rintrate'2W
or 5 for $1.00, at all dealers,
will fie' mailed diftet on receipt of Price
manufacturers, The T. Wilburn
Torouto Ont. .
. .
hugv-Vhe sewing„
.farnily is aeomplieshed by sys-
aB i every other department
horrcpcoupmzcs. Making dress-.
is not of much importance when
pared to the neeessary stitches
wrs ks it in this way and it
n • She has a sewing bag in
every room of her small home, sup.
plied with necessary articles. In
the kitehen.a musiin bag with
-
eilyand'ifl it
,o01*
• -dire eo-n rig
holders -ready to maker with read
inible,404-xieed
ed In her rfP0 b
h the iretonne-drapings
. rooin; in another s -brag wit articles for erochet or knitting.
The one- point she emphasizessis to
have everything ready, for we all
know bow many- idle minutes are
apent because "nothing is ready
to • " If you say that the mak-
• in of an these ha s is ult* an
items get pretty 'a ets
-*tore-alan thimhl s at the
flee. this ail you thire
sewingzricIcommon-
hnrdly know it.
Lesson X1.- Astitrit. Tit'
ary Journeys Acts 21:
, Golden- text,- Act,11.1.411,4,,-
.
I. Homeward Boundttrom 3,11Ietus
s, o
au and los tompaifiiiiki at
Miletus where he had a, long ton-
forence with the Ephesian Lidera,
After a sad parting Paul's company
embarked again; on „Sunday morn -
i May 1., for theymust take the;
miles south of Miletus. It isasmall
island off,the vetist of Carla in the
sou WCS cor r o .
Tit'y ‘"`'.-14-h6-"
nnles to Ithodes Oland 1,11114:1 a that of Sir Frank Crisp, at
thetst1 of oos, o t e tejiith---frna la1th
ern toast of -Cana,' Sere -they u1 repr(1uctinn of the Matterhor
changed vessels, payed along the 411 a stale of about three Atereti.
here; of CA)rus, whereraui and Seven thorisand tons of limestone
I3arti4as preached the gospel xn was brought from Yorkshire to
their early, clays. There „were. melte itk'
-
Christians there even ,before. stew • The snow cap isrePre-
• hen's martyrdom.-(For4le`
. -541i pon thous*, f aApine
Acts it 1,J0.,, 20. 13; 4; • 39.
IL V. "early," who re-
sided in but seems to
95•141. -VW, Vj
at Wite-p an,
for they would be under the protee-
ion of a devoted Jewish Chris-
ti well known and doubtless
prominent in the _Jewish church,
but who al.No had., been brought. up
• kateA1LeAu3M,__Wmtlso
ble that at this erdw-ded es ival
the 'travelers might net easily' have
obtained. _tom forteti pr lodging/5.
The brethren received us gladly,
referring to private and personal
trariason,"4.fiouse, wlech
a. a
u have been .very affectionate
and enthusiastic; while the more
formal reception took niece the
next day at the home 44_,Tames...
,
Enian1afloutoiI
linittatterliern.uii,
.1 .
and filling -every chink in
inerci tu , 11drab
bet flirt o . 'that•-aseend,--t: Ite
, ustauyizito_hundr
-I1,. ?an ienees,---a
ff in bloom. at bit
ed
' 4-0. re was *bout thiee Init.
rediirOftiliiiTWIrafiitilliVr al *
d eeit4, be reached it threeorCountry Life in Merit*, is ft Mint
ft lir days. tint Wi**4,olitilet, whece,ene may
prepared. 1 was'
dressed as 1 ain ai this moment, a
'khaki' jacket linee, with wool for
warmth over my. twted clothes and
beneath my engineer's snit of blue
cotton overalls. My elose-fitting
cap was fastened Over mY heat' ad
1hadithtr
unk anything since trete.lIy
thoughts were only iikon-the nigh -4
and'my deteriainattota to aitomp-
lish it this morning. •
"4 33! Tout eat prct! Le Mime
eyes the sig al and in an instint
attt intheair ruy engine making
1,200 revolutions—almost its high-
est speed -in order .that I may get
oniekly ,over the telegraph wires
along the edge of the . As *00
isEi, iIrhDk'it�1eps
t wearing wooden shoes, washing
the paVements, iitirehing the, door-
stoPt, ord knitting while tbe.clookt
• Jeltieir -sum
tud-iiie-clikeirrarth
' picture of their little
-They aro-tho,--lorkipiearlieliplec-iii
Europe.
'The Orangeblood in little
ana isaboutas thin as that --of the
Stuarts in Edward oftine-and and
the Mayflower blood in some of the
10.000.000 deseenditots, ot the ori
ginel passenger list. Her father IS
Oermanc her- grandmother is
itte 1. av
law and by faith
Some 'ever-Th74---i.
ion the Silent. 'which is uci tam
ment to , her beauty," S. -cording tb
th":standards of outriders -, She
refuses to yield her rattle at the
nurse's command and etigens her
and sets her chin firmly. That
c acter--)ntc' arac e
d water for haif an hour. Put
in the inner .cornp.artrnent of a400.-
bie boiler with no water upon them.
ce which clings to them af.
r. ThoFiiilbe1
0 . •
lt,_
crape and
'longttoenou
d
eover with a good wh
Mashed Carrots.
sliee, and boil in two waters. Aram,
rub through a colander, and mash
with a potato beetle. Beat light
wIth a tablepoonful of melted bet.
ter,--add..talt-atuLpepper
Oauhot ,
tarter au Grati
Oatarageff erMile4
ani boil wider in salted water0.
41pla,4tauta,141g4 jaw41"a-clateeitto,4;,,Piguni4di-ilVite
hard boiled eggs have been ehoP-
ped. Sprinkle with bread crumbs
and bake to a,light brown.
-Stewed Celery: --A. bunch of in-
different celery may be utilized f
this dish. Out into half Well bits
-4
hiwoutr. .Stest tender lightly
ed water. Drain and teamster to.
ic
fel of heated milk, thicken it *lin
tablespoodui of butter, rubbed in
a teaspoonful of flour and stir to .
a boil. Mix the-teleey well with
this, season with pepper and. salt,
heat all together for one minute,
and serve
Corn Pudding. -Mix together two
b corn, two
HURILYINO HIM A LITTLE.
Tho kteamer was !moving , very
siowly up the brkkid, swift river.
SeYeri-a-Mites-alicad"; where there
was a bend, a 'sharp point of land
projceted a COrkitider.able distance
into the stream... It had beenin
sight nearly an hour. On the upper
un
a
hwyirigj
:O. _1! ion
•
-"Five or silt years at 4eitet,, isn'
"I believe sm."
"Don't you think & girl ought to
know a fellow pretty well by that
time 1"
"Why, yeti of vournse," ,
"You've never heard anything
badabout-me+ .havc you E'
attg ought to know * 'girl pretty
uppose 10." •
've boon togetbsta. good
The leng pante,
"And of co rse;:you Must, have,
t 6
MI • flight, steady and
anti*, towardit-ttes-Coitst-c, amid -
lions, pas du tout;
."The Escopettc bas leen ine:Iihe
is driving ahead at full speed. She
makes perhaps,4 kilometres (about
26 miles) an hour. :What niatterst
I inn inaki,4 at les4 68 kilometres
(42Y -Miles).
"fiapidly I Overtake her, travel-
"tig---at-aLlesight.of..60-nitititei,--(about
960 feet).
de ul - &nd his compafliona *
st affectionate. farewell, 4000M.
ing him to the ShipIt
is in-
tcresting to note that even the Chit.,
drn went with their parents to
the ship. It reveals a new tote in
Paul's character, - *hitt thegres w wide r.
eentnrie.s.lo' duties attr*cved the
till the niain festures wlih& little
,
bronze *Modelof the • Matterhorn
which Sir Frank 'had made for the
titertaintuent of hisguests, .
bre(*) courses down the rnotiritst
side.and just before it„restheLthe
pretty caseadeiind
ire lak� deeOrate :With
,
levant. • 1, drjve .611,
"Ten minutia
,ett . •
my e em pro.
ceedin
he right direction. 1 am
zmszed. ViOtet is nothing to be
seen, neither the torpedo -destroyer,
nor Erariek, :• nor England. 1 am
_
to pieces eared size, th�n dip
1rst in rumbs,, then egg, then in
erunlbs again. Fry in an iron . •
er :till a light _ brown, cover , and
ura .,41.,*_-,Ijarke for ist-few7
pour in enoughirnik to cover
theItieatrplitee in the-oven-for-one--
TheAnilk
the meat and the meat will
bo so tender orily a fork will be
needed to eut it Always season
bread crumbs before bresdening .
any meat., •
eefoteak Pudding -Line a dish
into Mites, mix a little POPtiej*---P-
iIt t'300%,.# 1
layers till nearlyLull, th,
oins
cloth`ter it tightly, and, bogto
water in pari reach to top of disb,
which should •be, s deep bow
Baked Stenk.-Butter the drip-
ping pan; lay steak, tit a bout one
halt inch thick, in pan, cut an on-
ion over top season with salt, pep- •
• wk.
*en for about fften minutes. Then
uakeaRue 1.v,tomitrealtitoeins,g, ttmhilekleiciouoira
quor with a little flour, season with
salt, cayenne e r, and a tea-
spoonful o sugar; tug to
arid pour over steak when redy
to serve. A -round, or
loin steak may be prepared in this
way. -
solethered000hici;en. -.4544,Preppare
higkeri s for frying, roll each
pieoe
• ukiUsito
d butter,'and a tablespoonful
of sugliir4,17:' t'1177_1141 g
tin,tusprinkle with butter brea
unibt, cove and bake for half AO
'holm, then ,U,neofet and brown. . •
Boiled Onionti.-4kke1 and lay for
at hour in cold water. Boil in tvro
waters' untii tender. , Drain;
Sprinkle with pepper- and salt; put
into a deep vegetable dish and Vont
ver-thent-&-great-apoottul-of-malt-
butter. ,
e ffitplisttettetet--*--scate,
pas and while hot run through the
etet:itritinsite-stli
ospoonfuLothut-
r and tsireto of floor. PePPerand
io• n u Yt beat itt a well
whjnp&I egg. i!'„iti a vesseI set'
Another protracted silence.
"Anybody Would naturally sus.
pot -I. -though rive 'neverbeen in
pOtittOii Until lately—and- yet my
'And has been 'made ap all the time
.4144 -I can't tell you *bow 'much
$t
'
AU s
first day 1 roln Tyres brough
avelers7thirty-:miles-to-ktel
• .ais (named front PireIerny),,
_theModern: Acre,'
tlitei greeted' the -Mititittint;
and the next day they Oiled thirty
or forttoiltt to Cesare*. (naetI
frorri ("*1 -Sart), tltt5 liromArt espital .f
arid the oftie41 r'idenee
,dewis ithiroYertiert Ilere flied
, 0,401410n who was led t,
ESE VATIXO,.•
it -stall it
Ms
g 141
Thiroa:
World
human t
taurant. TI
bis t
StrOttittlweto
BRITAIN,RST S[EHC OF ---
ten minutes 1 coti irate,ei
rising tor'fidang,„ mot turnin
twenty minutes titer
left'Me French eo
or.Doiter,
,way&o the weat
ended 14-1
_ekes you *u} aJ�ngth*
t o the point -11
, •
VILLAGl E
I arcof .
'Inii
-
18, illObUS U for th
nearly all
the irnpxtant. pcist sre
women. Pwengeri
alighting
tbe railway statkYn are met
c
,
Who
i buahan
til hot all though and set away un.
til told. Moki into croquettes, dip
into beaten egg*. 1140d erseker
(Inn:eat; leave on tee for half an
hour before frying in deep fat.
Drain and sere* het.
. &mooned Peas. - A most deikioui
y of tdolting canned peu is. to
o
_put them14n
tiMet
i.ill require haif
bern by, this, me
etear47:.we'l ,nth hutter, 'Mi
Serve as bot
ttv
ete:n.p:;tlttI
eda•
Melted hutter; - Salt and pour ever
ii
cream. -Cover tiktittilind place itt
moderately hot.-oyen, bake until
tender, rertioYellie etreer from the
chicken, and let it brown for a few
moments. This is an excellent Way
i* cook chicken, b-oth young and
cil‘L
THR.SIONIket__BOOM-
To Mend 'Woolen Clothes. To
rid-woolen-elo
ngs of .tiame goods, and ir neatly
4i411$31: ---Mend• =
00ration of is fling
dots not harin themit might a
itt 41.1t,
the dust, and it is indutrv that'
alls for little .skill. Sal oping
hemsthe in buttonhole stiteh will
daintiness to * plain towel,
and the design an he colit4seasily
,narked by using the end of a spool
af ii and s•peritil. Monograms
p 0 vow -tut -lona' tigujo mq
b6 ernbroidertd-*hove the bonier-
indputini
il tender.
u
t
inni
tie •
-
„,
Vild•Stre
irkt for 6,tvsl
itied remed w
ion*.