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;split 000.000 'eespiep between. 11100
•.tnby- the
itettt-als .
The t� mo
over; still enough •interest in' ihese
books, Mt keep theta going! Porte.
laxity and to a constderabte exth,n,t
the test of tittle are both favor/161de
to them.
_ Nevertheleat. it is_ probable., thset_
**David • Copperfleld" Will be road•.
- when "The Wide, , Wide World' •, is
forgotten, and it Is Probable. also.
latte;iver44,kiltwill not last as
.. Dodo." In institntipg vompaelsens
"general references to atithors are not
• very helpful, hitt soinething is to be
• learivid hy • pitting betel( ,sgainst
book. There are _critics wh0 say
that Thomas nerdy is the greatest
• ot the livieg writers -of t1b1tg
----tion-andethat-seltheelteturreset-
- 1 Sieshies'greattet, -stores sThis
meoerj44rrestutfuestionabiete-
of exceptional votrth. 'Bet people
will hardly recur to It as th7ey do to
k4n.Ittotetwroeztr.,, hai
tr inv.9tt
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etesgotilinestessinttsito n
0r0 • in other eitorile.. Our triiet in the
Lord must lead ns to the realleatiian
of righteousness. There are many
individuals who in their. higOtry and
thetightleseness trust lin the Lord
ontit 'in times of dtstrele. Tluty Also
rely. on His aid in the teccomplirth-
mdai of unjust and inhitutair enter --
rime- -Their tttruet sin Stods"- lotus
°vett is teething but a studio* and
Mpty "expression. •
Perfect' "trust in God" ts a holy
blossom which is put forth- t»r the
a
_
Natonto one of Uio sweet fruiti
,that, nourish the human said.Ue
therefore,who neglects the eultivae
,tion of -that teen- tan -never -.enjoy
-the. !reit thereof. "Trust, in the
Lords -and -dee good." • Uosins whose
heart the prieciples of true religion
have not been carefully and tenderly
ostered, Itesswireseshopersatets" s4
inited_lteeXasteeteeselpened....intamohl
deeds,' whenever plumps' into rateer,y
menysexelairtits"r tt*et in 1hL*rd.
WTEttittliVert
trouble" •' •
But if such' a man be disaPpointod
e=d3207-33
et
r lir4irrirarto-tirrn away Ito
mos' and pathos Popperileld,' altowther.
Row °nth**, different it is with
. There is a bigness about some of him - who: walks: Irs:gust.:Way of t,he
•the old book* thet does, not consist
in bulk • alone, although their size
is ofthn ridiculed.-• It Is a, bigness,
• we may say, in quality, and has the
effect of the .sunt total of the, attri-
buteof a, man Whieb makes us call
theft* extraordinary scope and power,
sthasetssured tonclescifstheserriters JtLt
•apparently easy eorrintand 61 his !tut.
wial, • Scott- and Dickens squatidere
• tOttteit therstirOritlitlitiltestro
husband cfteefuity, But such fertile
• Ity otgenius itrace,tn aelestite, and
this leads us to think' that. the quesi
tion 'of moderns and ancients is cer-
• tainly much too complexsto• aainit
of any sweeping 'condemnation of
Theuish the bi
Modern author does, not seem to be ond century IL C. • From the apo-
; 'a lige, 'Nerld,
3ortw, then,
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I 0 hopi4i,',antl,'fru. '
No
have, net. •deColved hftn, (or
th t AtetightY, would r
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spondul of,
'.1103e.'•1zeo• •Isoft the
httlf»�t' the'-ethitit •
stand on 'th dtsh,
'red *Mature, and
with* viratiircress.
�, autI hal
• Mester ,
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that'.it wi
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' Ma pu lit. tato), .14 pg., . inouldik
' /1fPtP 'Obi, :and. leatetheinftto,
let.••",,,'Whm.41JP ', Olq 'tMoulodif"; in ,I.,,PPi0
kif-'1ovala i.t4t.pr th6 jellies on to 4
.J.5k. ' Arrange thcm.' in a 'circle with
elrilik, of 'nice s.i1u1 round. . • -
In htl*, 4!,01,Ath
tv14.0. ,hqffertd
ni *44%44,
.deokiped into
tlat ei4 P414t
Part; f tit
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tiu r3r.
rettlee,,stild than in axiy
'othtrt1)(?rti.00 ka,f
'tteoresels :14y0: ilia,Mond Maderne
et- tipto
which is it.'14,4144: at td0.0t.than four
dtilitirs Per . year, and,
.over fifteen hundred_perSonsaro ton,-
-Ste.ntly kipPloYed, w&thout counting
witeretViump
'1'b ansi ingredients. Add 1 ez blanched al
0 has asked . of
11.ton haat given It to esitni; tI Moudit find -a -little almond 'flavor,
length of days for ever and ever." roll .them in yout hend to the Oleo
'Trust in the Lord mid do gooii, ot a nutmeg, and ePrinkle with fine
has
lump auger., They ehould- be lightly
Eveil good. •-deott IV' reWard
and every 'Wicked ict its punishmertt. baked*
110 who unselfishly and disinterested- Sbapo of Prunes, -This Is especial-
ly , suitable -for • invalids and old
lee serives for• the promotion -of hell- peo• Ple. Stone one -and a halt. lbs..
eas „and hUma•rdt,y. wilt surely :be_ -Of - PrenCh p.runeor out them iri
rettarded; while_ he 'who. o- etewPsw *Tuts caviar them with cold
iiherately and ..transgresses, watcr. Let them boil for about a
the boundaries of God's law will minute, then strain- off the s wetter
receive his due desert. *Even thougb through a sieve. Pour a little told
you some "ni see'ilte torn -ter Bufferrg
.'
tag*, _ erstvets._thesuteu-nestuttre. readsy,ses
tes. 4tit
despondereSsbut continue to achieve tine; •a pint of waterand- three,
. a'•;
good deeds and trust in the 'Lord, ounces of brown sugar. Season with
for Ale n Ule oWntime and in UIS 4,1313,014. and - boil for five, ininutes.-
lewnewayewilt:- Oromt- he -righteous them strain. A -mange -the -prunes -1w a
with -triumphand' the geelesss - thy eassiereisse limed; pour In. tha laws
ierillm-trVer with h iiir ditigitekeand-Sett it Art. a eotasprece th become
-f*Tru,et in the Lord and do good." erm. The hole in the centre of the
Do good for the sake of the intrin- inottld may be filled with whipped
sTc worth of goodness itself'. Do cream,
Isiteettuses4hoteetteseebeense.eta -Oeuttises-Pasteserefor--Sandwieh
y ilitris who is .atisolide perteetion- Take the- weight of- the two eggs in
and goodnoSS-IthAlaelf. Never s the Ilour,--castoe sugar;
afTit th'iran'i&ITC-iiirtorin 0 at tr-Ittitiff-fireihThstirait;i3Brit—Mit
heavenly reraneeratien which, ci butter to a creamadd the sugar and
°oil and faithful will leherit in the teat again; then break in the eggs -t fljtttu1Nttfl'Ltt.
as s• re( ge,131, 6 L
has been sifted a teaspoonful of bak-
ing powder. Sones cooks prefer to
• matte the pastry without "the addi-
tion. of powder, but in inexperienced
hands it insures lightness.. Line out
rendering of , an Aramaic idiom two round this of abouts7 in. diaine-
meaning "lest he slieuld." ter with buttered paper; pour oqual
Faces • worse )oaeings.shswing quantities of the mixture into each
marks of neglect and shenger. •and bake in a moderate oven for
k1ndanger my head with the king- about twenty minutes., . When slight-
, eool slice them through with a
'tarp ltfitterrn itetiffdtbsitsesiffrierWith
• lemon curd. or Jain if preferred, and
lay theother insthe top. The other
AttY,,3440...)*X-Aut„Arrotg.,,C.In.,,,thz,_ me
WO; or differently, according t�
icing beteteen• • ' it
, to; or ono ;11.tn a_be Pas, ouo
•rt ottitop chwgia
Apple bon Pudding. -Arrange in
stitstu,stasetherashakinte. dish sett:Able
ter" serving as -nifttly apples, cored
th
thoueh not necessarily vi t , and pared: as- it -will hold. Fill -e-
_ - cortiscattillesh-withsastuixture-olsequal
request iSe1f unra%orab3 110 parts of boiled chestnuts, stoned
therefore 'tures from the thI 1 of 'the dates, seeded raleins and walnuts, all
eunuchs to a subordinate officer who chopped fine and moistened With
tonsjulr.esantisserceetenerLItesta t
Melt sugar and butter in hot water
En the proportion of one tablespoon-
ful sugar, and 0 -half teaspeonful
butter for each apple, and one cup
our-Ilste
• INTERITA.TIONAL VitSSON,
Lesson XU. Daniel in Babylon
. _Golden Text, Dan. is, 8.
LESSOZ1. *011to ,STUDIES.
'Iroir-WortieStuell
ed on the text:of theItevfsed Ve
sion. •
Introductoett,-.Ther --consenstis.
opinion ameng modern biblical
scholars', of to -day is that the book
of DnIei,- at' remit-- sittrierietent
form, Is of much litter date than the
time of -Daniel lihneelf,- dating prob-
able_ front_ the earlyspniSsof Ott two -
looming up at present he may ap-
pear almost any day, and perhaps
kers
arcegnining==mr--imurortaltty---like-?ffisa--
___)tneten's-
ealyptic structure and content.of the
beak ft is inferred that the purpose
of the author was to bring arues-
1--tsmeoht
untrynten-in--a-time of sore .tri
and rsecution under •Antiochus
ly on s justice and dis -
cretiort: for Iie has surely prepared
for MS servants etc' n .1 peace- and
everlasting bliss. •
.
is. bring guilt, anti' the forfeit of life
upon my head. officer may have
eared that the king' would accuse
hitustetttstetvieretttpretttprtatile-
'himself funds or food 'intetitieet
the otiAig. men underlds are.
1; Thu1itet?r. te•
tho chiee of the eunuchs end had
athe'red _from rciArtht ba was
unwilling-to-hinrsel-f-nsstnt- -the
spontIbillty orgranting the request:
and his companions, and proposes to
himthat-he make temporary test
with vegetable diet. The experi-
ment proves suCeettifUl and the royal
d._
Th ar&slietts "Itiuntnelea
or tha_apples_._andshastsL
svo pi* ,117.1
Put at:teaspoonful ofammonia in orange flower 0,00,000 pentode, the
* ("Imre Or:teeter, wash your brushes, elotee 000,000 founds, the )4%11_ la*
and combs in Obi, and all greaso -1,200.900 pounds. - thestniterette 800.0
and dirt wiH disappear. Rinse, 000 lbs., the geranium 70,000 lbs.,*
ithake, andtirir in the sun 9r by the and the cassia 300,000 pounds. If
fire. we consider the fact, that all these
Never rinse white lace in blue wit -rowers are weighed' without th
uneir-
ter, der the inipiefision that this stems it, is evident ;that the que,atitts
Will iinprovo the. color. Beal lace is enormous, and this fact will tit
should be finally thieed in skint milk, still lieteer appreciated when we say
Whichwill gee° it the soft, creatny that fir order to obtain two pottnitit
of roe leaves no lees than a thoU-
nand flowere required, .while a then.; •
sand bunches at vialetwelich with a
ttirrees
010 for
MEt17op OF DISTILLITION.,
tint so much sohnired.
Coal • should be kept in the deerli.
Ite nature chamtes under the in-
mace, of .stronCi_igh.,t.tsun
orstrifiglYmes'Irlatitiv
is less able to glee out a strong hitat
when •burtite When stored it ehould
have salt sprieltied over it. This , viewers an :go
keeps it in condition, nd atiltoughe Prelithe ,
Preventts troatMent of. tieing pleced
its undue drAng' 'a told remit, and plante ucb as
T° keeP butter* filA (4'..b°w1 with lavelider„ thrIle, OHO, 1-00,
cold water. Put the butter on a I „„
Platert-taikado a
pth
ut on top of e bowl.1"Re4 thr°u4h V4ttinzt
' Is-ra as tu.ris4 fruits and alvnododuas'a,getil,",,
Piece u C!' mu 11
-
;
ating machines. After this •has been'
trotins-the'ttierftritterlisextractedrs
--drop -into the ---water. Vow eat
ttet—
y get -the butter- for use. and -chilli niettititin---be-lict74tocurAtimix--
ceration sentsiensagesseseasssity
.7°11-14rarir°11-11---14-ficatcr-laillicr '--.4. use of dissolvents. Disstilletion• $
000t.
eringfr-VAM (3 . dry. only employed whentthoer pseorl4ummeiHrilst
,
'Win% hanging out clothes to
tiffi s t ewers an wa -are -
1 s
out /et (thee; and be well *Sulk& •be- :eAlirfternitbse tgvarrerr hiielV
likIns c:t;11-StLho.;111itiLl611'dise
fore hanging them. Nightdresses. organizes the vetetable cellcon-
etc.i- should be hung up from the I woe% the eerftlintt and this is cur -
shoulder.' Do uot drag
at -4
3r gar".', ried by the steam. through .tnettortit
eed and condensed. ,Tbere is tiles oh.
anent when pinning; allow it, to h
ar
easily.
scrupulouslyi
, clean. Wash the entre
*UV° the inside of the Oven kept
fume and it is merely necessary noW•
1. tained a mixture of water and pers -
I inoVe " the helves and door before
the roof) at leagt ouce a week, Re• great disadvantage of frequently ale
. to separate the Awci. The process
I 1 woes obtitio_ed ' a d
I inside of the oven (not forgetting or 'distillation,- • however, 'has the
e
off any burnt substance with an old
t a 0" s. ii. a ac therefore, w en rivariareo,A0-0b- Of.„.scrap --7-
__ _has tain finer extracts recourse must be
knife. Let 'the oven bo,kept 'open till had to other methods.
uitp dry and all. smell -
It)
Patti@ 'off. -4, spokii brush kept for,
this purpase is very useful. • . ----- ..,rov !maceration the ,flower e are ,
If palms are sponged oteasionellerthittwn intoit ma* Of fat, „Melted,
w tit equir iiiirts of mi and . lu e- and ra se o a tentieS State tif-ft
warm water they ,,,will , retain a degrees " centigrade, andseompletel
healthy4losits- •,-• -1' -----------stiblnerged,-Wtet •intvertit-- Itoets ••-the :
The beet ante, to cut dowers tospeettune• being ingoifpor.steci with th
keep, will is in- the early- mos elm- be- f tit. - 'The :-trutss---is --thefr*tralned -':-::-t
tore__ -the . sun7a_sreses___hasaLresitheds-get-se' • ' • • ,
them. ,A knife or a pair of scissor:31th° latter aro soaked lii boiling was
should._ alwaysbe used ' to clip them I ter" and eamptzesspd hydraulically. In
alt, as, they should be cut. einooth I this way ell 'tot 'the lierfunte is ex-
. ' c
and clean (rem the stem, and _never • traeted. In the, entluerage 'meth°
Ire e o
, . s
fully developed will keepthe longest, whfch are glass, 4,,11-6, frames . aro
but they should reach their maturity placed one above the other, small '
or color and sizi., before bein cut. i ts. , - ' * we;
litsti-. Met s et tags 'should- shteeziattes- - The fatty indostance i$
washed -in -tepid-water tinted -W4 th aLl_g$t•erid on the glass and the flowers
Itrattircr .t-7cairlact-.7 -PM--
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1 - is-th officeriSinterided le nncertairrstst
. syrup- at -the- lasts '4' SerVe wtth
GEBILAN SUICIDES. friends are Meals of fidelity : to le- 1Thnnnxa1s _sttiehnes.....araisstsariah ,,,„„. phi steams _or _void with whipped
. hovel and to trutfi- tinder the Most Three intimate friends' of Daniel who cream. , • ,
Steedily Litcrettifin " Both Arrtorig ...et;.sing circumstances- God- honor ere. later east into the- fiery- fur- Stuffed ‘Tomatoes;- Take it dozen
' Nen- and omen. •
_,s- , •,,,, ,_ ..-.., _-:-..., , .,,..- ..- .....• . - ..-. ItettesliettaltsYscitsthertessIturates=at=thite=cominart - _ tittt
'Some curious' statistics relating to ,Ro Daniel prophetic visions touching .and miraculously delivered from the stalk .ettel. and. with the handle .of a
:moon, -'.
suicides have just beer* published by '', the ulthnate redernption of ' his choe, furnace by Jehovah (comp. chap. csirefully scoop out the seeds
4)- , _ . Chop finely some belied veal- or
- ment at Beelike, From these stalls- Space 'clearly does not perreit our , 12J Ten days -A round nutnber of chickentriix with bread crumbs s the
. Uri it appears that during the past ;•, entering upon at. 411SCUS910n of the idays, icier. enough , to test the re- Yolk of an, egg, and season with
few years the num r of suicides hes :points at issue here, We Can - Only , stilts ed. thee proposed chtinge .1 a Pepper and: .-salt. Fill. the mixture
,e
been steadily increasing. both , airiong ;*, remind the student that the worth diet, For a similar use of the ex-
Into the tenriatoes, and places themstt end downwavis in a butte ed.
.-
ztJci.„ 7. • : ' r ' • . Li mg Tin arta COW& *401kly T.Ii; acme.
,., Anether stuffing may be made with
Let i.ihera--The preper perSonsi ap- - . 4tboliti_nuito
____ _..._ier-of-
potti*TilliTtibiiirtilitliOse.-KITehiew 1610104 hike otti tablespooptuist • at
om which in English we might boiled for tea
examination. In one ye r- 00 child- . ,. • . Pt ' minis -tett -and. washed With 'cold Water,
,, iseparate historieal allusiOns. of the pain(We etit. °II" exelltse biresunsinege.."110. tit°. w41411 fit"luld be
11'0r:two ounees of butter, --add a
"' ren under 15 yearS of a it too tilt., '-narrative vre shall have occa.sion to' Puise--Vegetable-food in general.
lives. The 'age when most suicideill 1 tio cho . . rinion.ssix or_seven. cho
74i"ei.i.,, -41311_, °11" - -All ' 4.-.--.1_____.4r;-.:, • PA tiWinr:Wit-W the end • of a Kessolagiie *HO. .4t' of.. a--,1:30- :salt ,stn -7-77d peill-'-itItlittl('Itpper„ ilealty:.""teett Ithe'M
--tit) It"- ftirl°11g 1"Inetil 47L-%-wctIr St",,j, -Verse 8. Darilet:-----Thit Vadificiiial time, during Which ill have bee -n- rico ogd for a quarter of an
. and :10. Most seicides oteur i
t " `"'•'s author and hero of ' the btiok bear- permitted to live on this Sitniger hour. ril ..the tomatoes and proceed
spring, and fewest in December.
ing his name. A Hebrew youth Of diet. a test of the results be made se before..
_ In nine -tenths- of the' cases the me: noble descent, -highly endowed both and that the officer making the test ithettseb Senn s_Cut up a dozen
totis ndop ed are drottnin e hanging,
and- ehoo big. There a
iit
compara, PhYsicelly and intellectually, carried be guided by the autcomo. • The sticks of .thubar and .0tete them
tivetY few instances o the use of into- captivity to ilabylon by. li`ebu- proposition Implies an agreement with tall a. pound of tie:died loaf
le the third year of on the part of Daniel -tied his, coms sugar; sneer up four sponge caket and
poison, which le the Meatus chosen. itluldnerlar‘ ,
cbieff,.v by women. worsen. says 1 the : Jeholakins. king stejeesh, ,together pardons to submit to: the reeult of line a small basin with them, then
repc_)rt,-, ,e4ovf an ineyitahleAlislikataIntith a Larger company of ., other ttli.6,.tmt—
nelect :ply mode, lief death ,Which . youths from Jewish. nobility. M1 1 14. Si, he hearkened mite', theet- .
:fel • 1 t disfigure thelf foto, 11 that We knew toncer-iihee teinif -Is !The officer hEmself was taking no
. to g men it is seed or 'peceniarsS, related in the book of Daniel. Iteee (11,es?.z in the matter, since ample time
einharritestnent which drives. most to °I, we pro informed that be WM% t% i wiluld remsetrs to 'overeoine any pos,
take their own lives. This lad also ,'Llirolimilfient figure (hiring the p.gr.enter.'isible evil, effeTtl-A--.0f the'e*perhuOnt
. rplays int imputlatitypayt witik_iroitipart -ot-tht--wilt,,.:_g_ciits--r,--4,:tapttvi.L=f-bigotici.414,----tfitie•---07e•-tiiifiiie.-
eyt tett in ed ti ires_a_..steoeg body of „ ity.ssand-sethatshe-wasseescontemporetetneee of--thie-Youvg met in the
t•••• -them are urg to suicide becattee, Of ilary ot five tlebylottiansithigs (romp. imure Tit Ilif5 Mtg.-- -- - - -
. - unrequited affection. • ',Dan. iv, 1; 2 Mtgs.* mitt, tt`t,t Dam [ 10. 'rook away -That fsv.pennan- , J
7 . ,
---e-seeksts„...stesests ' its 1; Ill: ti., ZO. An -catty tra- i emir. pertnitting Pettier and his
STAGG-EV=0 grIGutf*St, dition says that .Ditniel died'. and ',friends to fliti:IS15t 00AI theteittiptet s ,
4. diet itiiiiii the entire, three, y:oars
men and women,. selthottsh_ so far_thatef_ the sitirratiensite aressabuitts._t.
- - ineW exceed the women itt the proper-. !study has always ben priinarily in
/ tion Of , four to one. The report i what it -teaches, and. that its . tick
-4 • ' '.. eh 0 w e ,thiCt•• :Ade' dee eel :mg echool and proiltaliWTeirthfirers-ifiikfrec
; children are largely feceeasittg. ese:by considerations of dates, author-
peeially just before and after skipor iitesary form csneerning
ittng-a-plecertd-ctimmorritt-the'
SIZO of a__ bean to. _every .4ralloir perfurde is stbsoibed by the fat, ids
water. pry qoickly in fresh 'air, but tel which the, flowers are eenewee une
not in the sun. If this is Impossible, til pentad° is of the desired
t.
c o , letting ft -folr"ofgth6 cl.gioth
come Wtween each fold of the stOck-
41.4g. •
XEEP TABLECLO'rEIS Itt FOLDS• ,
When not in use, a tablecloth
• hould.be kept in folded creases, and
rought--out -I* ipreatF
should be laid on the table and un-
folded /Its entire length, th_o width
.tf,effitg tdo1iblti1t,h-fiettettet
along the tentre of the 4table. Then
the 'half breadth .tiaat is folded
'should bo 'turned back, and the,
cloth will hang even. Careless ser-
vsatteeeetteitsthere
te-sita'' without tatting, the trouble to diesolvent aftet being •-„ehitisted- with
Add It up -again -in ite swirsereesiste'S the perrtie-tiVapoittites and sfelisireel
and thus fresh ones are made. A behind the essential oiL This
tablecloth willelast freth-looking as odsrLha
by fa beeL1:1
long again if it- is always folded up department ofAIthe' 1lkifTrieristiintge4
ls
In al p
Its Oen folds and put away until tho annurodualionPe3;9 800,000
titio
t zneal pounds of Pomade and 400.00
LATINO Mit TABU,
quarts of extracts.
Nothing__ to e free,
r.
A third method is that of volatile
dissolvetits. In general the dissol-
vent employed Is anether of refined
petrpleum. The apparate, used are ,
of different fortis, but thet nest all
contain an extractor, into which the .
fiowera. aro placed col -Jr -with - tit*
dissolvent, •a decanter where the wee
.ierseantittnesi1tAlte,_Avvrp_1via
ated from the Mixtere; a 'distilling
alembic which , forces the dissolvent
back through the •floWttes.• and, it cer-
tsin number, of. reS'ervoirs in ' whit+
the dissoivent is kepiSsin a pow
s -i-esehititittettsestottlesttritteeititFeeTteis
taints 'Po -OM.
. .8 only, • to bo iuibed
dinggering etre detilt tun that 'that has junt. Peen .issued by!
Pchatal t`nion for the yeai 1003,,
and the filen ti 1a11t to real lie what
In that perik4 of tWelve, months
vf31,1100,i11111t lOtter8 WO'0 potd
in ilroat .11ritnin. The torrospo-nd-
-iLstft_p.11 oflpf, co.natrio
was buried rSu*e,,, t. Whtelt eitY
r14 Cyrti,-;, king Ot transrt,r,
r(41 trE roval%residence, "
hirase f With the Itiog's dal*. It he th
roys.l. 'filenu might 'Contain
the Meat Of millinialf; not slaughtered i; sees
in the propor ttitioner (fleut. 23, "•
wEclitnt
of so.cli as tvere- OotIlilPfeddo
f t
PrrilteaDdS(errrnr 1 LC1,
y ,th
kr of Such mistive..' (teeat fltjtntn
IP; the third place leittr.'(.A•11..
hoseett.*.r, is a etri
,tntU. and Is et good tt'u
,OpularitY of the pie itiro,ca
'whi(h, of etturese, 'hes bOit ,141944"
cf,ntribttting tatter y to the:.
*nal& aerrnanye, it is intor4etIng to.
1100. ifnt the fourth Plate in thtt
woriTs. en1P1(411vilht Of tnCI
1004
,
all .lea'erting •*isdoni-
a here 11,5'..d. in 1 16nco in, .
tp,ity.thtt. ' word OcaillcO,
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Ott Wilitcirtf t 110111 list' of prineiplest
ronccrsct1 to eaiilen d,lvi.tel-, ' ' 113,1iile3ttil uniletstatiding in
-by- an ii '- Povtion lo '011 ivthiP And -iiito.nint:e.tain lirli point
,
ood wu1d amnt to. a
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'.\ to dietary 1ni.
hy .1 ecntrs Of the great et witF
en Lodayone Imo!' _atilt, .
on the' whiclo
(I reetasitatit
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%Atm. gnitying that the re
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b i TO' . Wit; ben Iftepared
i Vt. the I propor ritaall, . ,
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tit
with the
1 company 01
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II trortirr
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ijo the thiltk
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kind of hairebrunh penlitesS'
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a hair -brush. ertret , you coo. I'M
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prid It tile' (lot
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