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Exeter Times, 1902-10-16, Page 7.4,' SE PENTINE •An Invincible and Unconquered Foe of the Human Race. Inntototl .aceording to ass of tho Parliament ur Canada. In the year Ono Thousand Nine Durk tired and 'Two, Int weasel Pally, of tt'oronts, at tat Department of agrieulture, OtaltIon.1 •._ A despatch fema Chicago says :--- Frank De Witt -Talmage preach- ed from ' the following text -Pro verbs xxiii, 32, "At the last it biteth like a, serpent and stingeth like an adder:" The evil of intoxication is a, versal curse.. Its long, slimy, ing coils spread over every landand ' aro visible in every walk . of life. There is •hardly a man or woman ati s na before me who has not had at least one near relative who has beast cursed by the fate' bite of this • crawling, iasidious enemy. Perhaps that near relative waS father, a • mothev, an uncle, an aunt, a, • broth- er, a sister, a wife, a, husband Or a ehild. Alas, Many of us can say we have not only had one, but mallY our relativesand friends who have gone down into drunkards' graves after they have lived the hopeless and humanly hag less, degraded earthly existence of • the drunkard. Fiven as I am preparing this sermon news is publisaed that a .man • who has filled high places in the' service of his country, who bore a aame honored in our history, has lost his life in a brawl in welsh be 'would never have ben involved if he had not indulged in intoxicating driak. S o Icano a compared the sin • of • in- toxication to the writhings a.nd twistings of a serpent and to the stinging of au adder because at that 41im time poisonous serpents 'were every - here. Every thicket was filled with a constellation of their gleaming eyes. Every desert. was the home of the puff adder, lying half buried in . the sand. Every swamp was the re- treat of the water viper. Every hill- side had for the traveller a:warning hiss or rattle. Even into this day many of the countries of the east • are overrun with poisonous reptile. ••In India alone over. 50,000 inhabit- ants annually • die from • POISONOUS 'SNAKE BITES. The serpents Of intoxication have increased so a -nasally that they are. now Mammas ble. Wo hear their hiss. abnost evsoy legislative hall. We eee their eyes' glass/rang out of al - Mast eyery,aalacie. W aud them lya • Mg Under the orange blossoms of the marriage altar, as Well as in the detention, hospitals' for the sta- tiante • who have their mania filled With the Soiling serpents of del/ram ' tremens. We fine Many of our statesmen paralyZed by the glance of an addcWa eyes, as, a poor, little frightened sparrow. Might tremble and crouch until she fails into the open in the blood of Jesus Christ. It is mouth Of the blacksnake Which has a right to use the human. agencies teass-a---a-aliarmcd her: We find that even few of the ministers who fill the pus_ for the cure of asebriety, aut.I • be - pits of the gess a of Jesus Christ are terrorized lay the sight of the serpent of intoxication, because. tbe rich brewer rimy be the president of the board of trustees or the wealthy have personally tried to aid in the distiller's family may be the largest rescue of many drunkards. 3 have contributors to the ananCial susse. helped send some to the reformatory port. Of the chtirch. Tile curse of sinful ifitoxicants is universal, there- for all Christian people -and that • includes you and me -should band themselves together for its extinc- tion. We shall deai with the ser- pent of strong drink in lase same way the travellers over the western prairies deal with the rattlesnalt es. There it is a Universally obeyed laW that eVeryman shall kill every rat- tlesnake he may see. at ought also • to lie a universally obeyed Christian • lasv . that every Christian should strike at the hideous bead ef the I Satanic adder of intOasicatioa when - cam. it reveals itseif or lifts itS fatal :poisonous fangs. to strslaa mans athlete for the suicidal thirst of The evil. restins er a ma" strona drink the next step ia our a temperance reformation should be •to open all thetehurchea in our Christian itincl for 'great temperance meetings. Every minister of the • limes wider men's love for • Isis wife and ois children, ? No, In the rags of the faci cries we see jt ; ia the scandals of the divorce courts we read it ; in the horrors of •the rofoematory Schools we can prove it. Let es pas 0A in our indictment of this coil- ing SERPENT OF THE WINE CUP TIe Solomonic serpentine evil de- stroys man's soul as well as the temporal usetuleeas of his brain and the loving power of his heart. This is not' a pleasant Su bject to touch. It is not pleasant because many of us have had friends., dear friends, who have met or are to -day on the way to meet a drankard'a doom, my brother, we insist be tree to the living as well as- to • the dead. . If you had a loved one. who was con- templating the connaission of a hein- ous crime what would you do? Why, you would go to that friend and say: , "Brother, if you do this you will have to pass many years in jail, If you allow your angr3r • passions to rise and cemmit murder, you will have to sit in the etectrle chair or stand. under • the liana'smaa's noose. That is the law' whichhas been car - fled out in. mainr instances in the past arid. will be catried out in maay instaeces the future?" , Now, my friends, what is the di.. vine punishment that will be mat cd out to. all who have been • slain by the sting of the Solomonic ad- der? Let me read part of just one verse from the divine crisainal code. Shall tIle drunkard inherit heaven? What says the epistle. of First Cor- inthians? "33e not deceived; neith- er idolaters, • adulterers nor thieves nor drunkards shall inherit' • the 'kingdom of God." neve is no need of. reading further. That; simple Pauline sentence covers the whole ground. It seems to harmonize with the Icelander's idea. of hello which is to be • a great ice palace, the .walls of which are cevered with a huge mass of swaying, swinging serpents. Their forked tongues and hissing throats converge to a com- mon' center. where the condemned of God crouch and tremble pad weep. Shall we not fight ;this scram -it of in- toxication, which may aptly be com- pared to the Icelander's..Satanie ser- pente in tati palate the Infeam? Shall wa not, one and all,. fig•ht 'the serpents intoxication, which can and do destroy' hatipiaess the, other side oath° graVet as well as that of the life .tabich is on this side? THE surtE ANTIDOTE for the poison of the adder of in- toxication must be found for Christ- ians, first clad last and all the time, hove human • egencies aewaya fail unless they are blessed by the divine power -by the power of the Holy Ghost. A.s a pastor and preacter and temperance worker I inatitutions. I have taken them in- to my own honre and bought them medicines froni the drug stores. I am free to confess that all these Inorma. agencies failed except when those victims of strong drink have thrown themselves into the arms :of God and clung to Jesus Christ as their only . Savior. ti vine force:Anent can eave you if you will live -so close' to Christ that Christ can and will live plass to you.- re-inforcement alone can save 'the drenaard who is hea.ding to- ward a drunkard's grave. This liras:dee being true, that Tesus Christ alone is the only sure long wepaened • by sntoxicants. ate very fareeaching. We read. with tunazement how a boa constructor • can swallow; down a calf or kid or • thiln the natural size of the ser- gospel should preach and continue pastes• thvoat But every country to Preach the gospel of 'teetotalism.. bo' has seen the same Phenomenon Every pulpit of every church should ' upon a 'small scale. A snake with a bo a broad, white desk before which . ' throat .hardlY larger than your lit- the alethas of strongdrink could bow at the tbroae of grace for mercy and there arise and with tram- blieg .hand .signtlie tempera:ice pledge and blots it then and there wath their falling tears' of penitence. The church of the Lord Jesus Christ mast and eball lead in this success- ful temperance reform. 'The tem- peva:nee movement asill • fail, and surely fail, if it is carried on purely ELS a s.letilar movement. It will win, and surely wits, if it is carried on as divine movement in which is enlist- ed the: strong. arm. of a clultab in- spired of the IToly Spirit. It is by yon that the call for a gospel charge against the grog -shops must first be sounded• , • Lastly, and most important •of al -1, with the help of the elturch of God, we should tvy to kill the adder of stroag drink by making our civil laws to etvingent that the young should find it almost impossible to get ab the wino cuP • EVEN Iv THEY' WOULD. It is easierto keep 100 youngamen from acciairina the . habit • of strong drink 4tilan it is to reform one debauched drunkard, It is easier to' •• prevent' than to reform sin. I suppose the chronic drunk- ards who have been 'drinking for twenty or thirty years will Mid their, poisonoas serpeet of the wine clip no Matter where they may be. But it is possible by law to kexp liquor tie finger Will give chase to a large, Sat toad. It Will then gather to- gether the two bind legs Of .the toad and by suction slowly draw' the whole body down its throat and .INTO ITS STOMA.CII. Then; Use country boy will pick up the' &sake by the -tail and snap .him. as Ise would a whipcord; the serpent's mouth will of an.ctud the toad will be ejected, alive and Well, • as was Jonah when thrown /rens the mouth of the big fish after he had, beets soyaging for three deas in its infesnal cavity. But, though the • student of serpentologY may wonder at the the of a big toad which EL Small snake is able to swallow, his wonderment emelt to he as nothing • compared to the utter aStonishment • with which lie sces the huge meal which the serpent of intoxica,tion can swallow after the brain of its • victim bas been waecked by gircffia dri At.W itlioAt,.. assay apparent ellort • swallow the ,inerelittitt's store,' the 1s:sinister's pulpit, the law- yer's °Ince, the spageon'a operating in table, the elia ccaadfs bench, the en- gineer's engiae, the sea captain's ship, A drunkard's heart through . the touch of the adder of intoxication not only becomes a poisoned heart, but the merciless heart of an inhn- man. monater. In order to drink a drunkard is willing practicaliy to, gc way from the youug mea and the to any extreme, ne is rpady to let 'A,. ming women . It is Possible to Wife attaci children starve, I ha've hnown two drunkttecle who were will,- ing to sell their OWil flOsh and blood in a life of crime its order that thoST Might get liquor With which to sat - is fy their diabolical thirst, 'rhea° two drunkards' ware not 'menof the lower social rank. They Were WW1' who Were born in ar.4 good families as yours or mine. Dut wily continue in this strain Is thet!eany need of results of induigenen In ,tho wino ouP My longer describing how 1,110 sea- should be taught in the publie pent of foto:a/eat/am ear destroy a schools, ' Thy should be taught tma protect • the risme. generation so that ' they may 3.1.pt° be able to find this adder's lair and to feel hie foul breath . Or his poisonous fangs. And not only by stringent lants should the destroying wine eta) abe kept from. the young, but the young ahoutd also be tatIght why the 'de-, hanching . dunce of strong .drink is k'ept out their reach, Totte Genuine rt r'4 Little Liver Pills. Diktat Bear Signature or See Facstimile Wrapper Beisw. Very wad. as easy to WO= As wag= r•n HEADACHE* FCC DiZEIHESS. roa DI-LIDUSHESC. FOR TORPID UV% DONSTIPATIQN. MR SALLOW• SKIN. yon TtiE 00flihtX110111 , • camt,..Z.M.1 TUi, stlYail, I Purely Vogatablle.?4&00yeboe4 "awes: • CURET. SICK READACHS, CARTEKS ITTLF. P LL • cm the public platforms. as well as ie the private home. The evils of strong drink should be presented so clearly 'aud vehemently to the young: that the rising generation should some clay by the grace of .God • be able to stolid up in their mig-ht and declare that Anserice. must and shall forever be free from tbe. evils of Strong drink. They shall be able to declare it with our help at the church altar; they shall be able to declare it la the nominating planks of oar great political ,parties; they shall be able to cleelaretit at the American ballot box; they -shall be able to declare it by telegraplac m comunications before a sin cursed, nIcobol poisoeed world. a Caristion mea and women, north, east, smith and west, let us one and all rally to the temperance ccasse. Lot the ministers consecrate the pulpits to the work. ,Let the lay- men consecrate the. pews. • :.May we one and 'all be ready to. die for the temperance cause, but never to sur- render; never to cease fighting the saloon. and its sntrencbed power un w - til e are • summoned before the great white throne of heaven. Nev- er, never, never let up M the •strug- gle against this. aemiapheric evil until the home and the church and the kingdenn of Goa shaii,iorever be free. May God give us one ana aul supernatural strength for the strug- gle waich is before the temperance cause of the clue -ch. of America, and of the world. .. AN IMPORTANT MA.TTER. "Can I See year 'father tor a few minutes before I go, Miss • ;Ion- dricks?" he • asked. • "I want to speak to him aboat a matter of sense importance." Certainly, Mr. Sampson,"• replied the girl, with a blush. - • After Mr. Sampson had taken his departure, with a happy smile open Isis fate, Miss Hendricks felted her way to her father's shoulder, and, stealing one arna about his neck, whispered: ' "What did he want, papa?" "He is an agent for a. patent' gas burner," said the old man, "and I've agreed to give it a trial." CURIOUS WEDD1Net CUSTOM. •decir. apparently SiVe Brides in Alfoeld, Taower Rungarjr, have ,lseen deprived of their wedding gifts by the Government' health au- thorities. It was a custom of the place' for brides to wash with soap and to comb the beads of all guests, they in titan throwing coins into the basin. The result,. o.ccording, to the doctors, was the spreading of dis; ease, and an..epiclemia of ophthalmia, lcd the Government to put a sudden end to the &asthma CRAMPS, Pain in the Stomach, Diarrhcea, Dyecntery, - Colic, Cholera Iflorbus, ..4?, Cholera Infantum, Seasickness, and' all. kinds (.)f Summer Com- plaint, . are quickly cured by taking • r® Fowler's Extract of Wild Stravv:berry0 'It has been used by thousands for nearly sixty years—and we have yet to hear a complaint alaOtit its action. A few doses have often cured when all other remedies have failed. Its action is Pleasant, Rapid, Reliable and Effectual. Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry le the original Dowel Complaint Care. Refuse Substitutes. They4re augerdat IRE S. S. LESSON INTERNATIONAL LESSON, OCT. 19. Text of the Leseon, josh, vi,'8-26 Golden Text, Help. xio 30. The title of tlifs lesson:is the fall oS jorithe, and the verses assigned are as above or only verses 12 to, 20, but I suggest notbing less than tile whole chapter, witbt a glance at the preceding ohapter and its con- c.up bread. evious lesson, in crumbs,' and season with motion with the pr which we saw the head of the Lord i,,,n,(1 ,,,,,,,,. salt to taste, 'one teaspoon each know raid fear Him for their dividing the Jordan or Israel to - ''" -a asas-r, Mae° and cloveS/ Put good , water, cold Ceok two' hours after the a covered pail, set in cad, that All poopi, mi„,ht it into. ot butter, . place ,in tile oven - and cross over, in chapter v we see the rite of cis- Wat"•12°1184 Iteniove tbe cover,' , g•ash -the top, arid seater over bits wilmcisioa and the ordinance of the Passover, the one suggestive of brown. Serve in fatlees when Gold, death to the flesh, no good thing in ati , m I, us, and tile otiter of reclemptioe a by -0-411 sour jelly the blood of the LambOaly thus • , .3, cup but,ter, one cup sngar, Sweet llusk.--9.'ake- Q11Q pint waria can the reproaeh of sin and of this --11'z' • evil world be taken from us (v, 9). setst , lone teaspoon salt, 2-3 coke " coma yeast. Make a sponge with, In v, 1,2, we read the t the manna Iii"1".,..s'''''LK` ceased not until they had eaten the aata- milk' yeaf4t and flour enough corn of the land, and the i.,orcl -1' athin batter. Let rase -over obengns not yet some cannot; t rust night.• In the Morning add the bot - Him for their clail3r bread. In v, 1 tar, eggs alld sugar, well beatento- he salt and flour enough to 13-15, We se the real Captain. tat- gethel, t make a soft dough'. Mold with the ing command and Joshua submissiVe- hands into balls, and let rse until ly- taking his right place 111st:11e-tea by .y. i Iv light, then bake. the 'unshod foot that the whele ai-.1 -el.- , fair was the Lord's end not his.Pelicious Sweets • are small' raW 0 o inp ar o 1.ar. ati, •5, and contrast sweet potatoes fried whole in deep Josh. 1, 3. Now, iji chapter vi ,avo fat. Fifteen minutes' frying docs "' them. ao a beau tifil I brown, o utai de, have the victory at.. jerichb by the same mighty hancl that divided the and ttenclea meatiness inside. French. Red sea reel the Joaclan,•assal it was Try, is tae name, 33aked . Stuffed tQl/1 t " 1 t manifest to all tbat the Lard vas 1 'with Joshua (vi, il7S.• ' • 1 . a oes.-ase cc :site large 'firm tomatoes, Retrieve " 00s000000.004,00090.40 12, * „ FOR THE HOME 40. • ReCipes for the Kitchen, G Hygiene and other Notes (0 for .,the acinselower, • f90.M090006940060 211ISQP.I./LA RECIPtl. Deviled Laver.-:-Sitin three pounds. liver and chop fine with a pound fat Pickled park, Mix with it one•teaa ally enough from the top to scoop 1-5.. Ancl the Lord said unto Jos - hila, See, 1 havesgiven into thine the meat and. eeeds out. Chop very hand Jericho, ifine three slices of fried calf's, livs Thus Ire assured:. him, ancl stRen. in -ler' the whole of one hard-boiled egg', structed him just what to dn. and °Ile e"P toasted bread en11111)8, * "IP melted butter, one red pepper pod, told •him what would. happen, • aud, and expected the result seemed, faith accepted: the assurance however unlilsely or 6, 7. And Joshtia,• the son of haprobable •it salt Itgoentlisactrosess-itchloone mw eggs Place the V • nig" dish„ and cos-er the whole with with black pepper If liked.. llix. to- te taste, and season Ilig-hly se together in a bak- Nun, called the priests and sad u r " i . . . . i op wt i sa il- a to than, Take-up the era of the cubes of butter. a and serve in baking dish, This l3alte eo seseseas not let the mixture boil, , but if, ass co venant: macs ter testing, the mixture is .not thick The Lord wants, a willing and obe- a, thiek layer of the toasted brad client people on whose behalf aad.: tare, omitting pepper, „is a delicious through whom He can show alis . , , , ni • 30 minutes • hot • : isi a Saucer, pour it into glasses and cover while hot. ' Grape Juice. -Prepare as for , jelly and add one cup auger to one or two quarts of juice. As much sugar may be used. es wanted, one cup of it to two quarts of . juice aill make the coHouc DRU! ANb MEC coMparative tests of alcoholic and, non-alcoholic beverages for ,Solcliers on forced march. These tests have invariably resulted Several European and. taeAuncit‘ilvpieoeorraiatckiriaeynr,pegsooiv,iceeertirnblee'lvi.te^sralmge$ve blicliadveg in the withdrawal of alcoholic drinks feeble and overworked people seek- ing- strength. . Liquid medicines are stimulate and their effect is only searches is applicable to the army of necessarily alcoholic ; they MerelY The result of these scientific re - during all strenuotiq work chocolate ' given instead. -. should take ST. JAMES WAVERS, which are a recon- structive and a tissue builder ; their effects are bating', and a permanent improvement will always follow their steacry use. ST. ,TA.1‘1gS WAIMRS help stomach, digest food and send the nutriment through the blood, and this is the honest way to get health and strength, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accom- plishes much. the2n"oIntes.°erny:Sisedleali nt IS t's. li. P. T z WaferstraleT.Prear:ot s 41 ° I 3 ai le fn%ar t•he•m genexva: 71 la) Thos.ueBrooks,ester,• n g, '13:Ve tilVClJPl 0MACI1 WPKIVALWE'l#0:1 12 (P44 sifid/1/0,44 • tPlfiCICCHO'r11115E1-8111°U111.°105NTRI11-1. ondd111y,fC5 Bo PF2aCE as. a BRITAIN asatz.., Price in Canada: $1.00; Six bottles for $5.00 ., • asamersamansemonous J'ames Wafersare nota secret remedy z te Me numerous doctors re- commending them to their patients we mail Me formula upon request. Where dealers are not selling the Wafers, they are nil:fled upon re- ceipt of once at the Canadian branch : $t. Amos Wofers CO.. Ina St. Catherine St., Montreal. and stir until all of it is dissolved. After the sugar ha a been added do enough, put it on. the back oa the stove wbere it will keep warm but to not boil. 11Thea the mixture jellies power (Ise. 1, 19; II Cor. xvi, 9). If ' : a 1 . gle a PePPels, 012• we were only willing to be counted i ... 1 • Iii. making Boiled Custard, after fooli.sh by the wisdom of this world, . , s4alcling• the milk, pour it ovea• the thenathe wisdom and the power of, . God woulcl be seen in as.. ,.,Itsieririeteitihgcs eg,so,sslowinityo, itnheatennedi ke, I nspuitt' 8-11. 'So the ark -of • the Lord coin- ' , -Passed the city, going will usuallY prevent the ouster about, it once. , di' • and they came ento the camp and • , lodged in the cislapa . , • Apple Custard Pie (with Mer- Pace_ r„ather sweet, -After bringing the juice to a boil, bottle and seal in ue )---Stow arcl stain enough Both • Joshua' and all the priests fingely.fia.vored tai•t' app.les to makels whiic hot. aad the people perfectly obedient to /aro° oop..of salica. Add..Qi (alp srug_ the Great Captain of the Lord's •ea: ar s(ater° if deiretl) and one scant host! Implicit - Math and 'unques- teaspoon 'grated.nutmeg. Deist two tioning obedience are. what .God de- og- g,s light, and pour upon them .7s sires and delights -in. No VOie0 of cup hot milk, , Grape Marrealade.-After making grape juice or jelly, talse the pulp and aid suger to tile la:Caseation of a pound sugar to one pint of pulp. Thoroughly 'boil tbe mixtui•e oace, and then put it in jars and sera. Ox•ape Cateup.-After making grape to svisich has been man was -heard, but just the sound , 1 d added a bit of seda not larger than o e rurape : , a an Let sauce and custard get this -first thee around the city, cola, bast quickly !together, fill a jelly or juiee take thexemaining pulp probably gazed upon in wonder by may baye as - those in the city, wIScia pie dish lined with good pasta and tonoquarti• atr aiontaios0 fp iah a ,atilip.a e .c&liandoei;. 'Brush the latter with white Of egg rr sembied .on the walls, to see this cup vinegar, one cup sugar, or More before the Xing goes hi. :This pre - strange sight.: ' What was accom- plished? Seemingly ..nothing, But vents. a soggy crest. Bake without cifiniclieasnifpeicli, ensep otof ti 1131 ec is OP -VI'''. an. apper crust in a quick oven.. just esilivdee:;t c it.' tablespoon they obeyed God, and that is every, before drawing from the oven, •cov- Boil up well and bottle. thing.— er eaculy with the Meringue on the 12-14. And the second day. they , whites of two eggs, beaten stiff, with VEGF.,TABIAN BEEFSTEAK. compassed the city once and return.- one tablespoonful ' a °Nader edsugar. as ed into the camp. So they didia s t iBrown lightly. It is dela:isms; With the price of beef still advanc- days. 'Ials� are peach pies- made in the same Seven priests with seven trumpets, *ay. the glory of God the Father (Rev.. the etooement which shall yet lead fess that. Jesus Christ is Lord, to , a perfect testimony to the power al, potato puffs. to the - complete.. overthrew of all xvii, , 14 t Phil. ii, 11). The ark pGroodra tdsiemuisa. i„Ltaihse Liclgliptie. enemies, and every tongue than con-, oe,vnisc41e7,9 and' ws1-ero little butter over the top and bake lIisal: 'until a mashed .potato add a cup sweet milk, a teaspoon salt, am table- spoon butter, two tablespoons flour the whole thoroughly until 'light, and two eggs beaten to it froth: Mix put into a pudding dish, spread it Puffs -To two teacups eold golden brown. The qual- xxxii. ,1, ,17, proclaims that a 'ding hay . depends upon thoroughly beat - shall reign M .righteousness -and the la- g the eggs before adding them, so Work of righteousness Shall be the puff will reniain light for baka peace. It ma. seemto sonic . that ba. Chickens. in Cream.. -Cut chickens ELS little is •now being aecompiishedi 1 as Naas accomplished by those -six ill tWO leagthwise, place halves in a days seemingly.. foaish one useless. dripping pan tant just cover with procesSioas,, bet wait.. , : sweet cream. Season with a little 15, 16.,< -Joshua said . -unto the scat, pepper and butter people, Shout, -for, . the Lord oven, andhath. Set in by the tithe the cream is given yea the city. , • • .'almost• cooked awaythe chickenS Six tunes mere around -the city will. be •donetfave jest cream en - with no . • sound but that of the. °ugh left .to put over meshed pates. trumpets -;, twelve, times in all; ' and, to as gravy. scaminglY nothing ;accomplished; 'Lissa( Cocoanut, Bars. --Place two potsadS God's tiine hal ,floW,conie. It is the white coffee sugar over the fire with thirteenth aouncI When at Joeitua's one pint water, and boil until a. lit - command the " TUCIre than 600,000 tie dropped, into eel& water can be voices break forth ,with a shott .of rolled into a ball. 'nen remove victory becausethey believed" Godafroms the. fire and stir in two tea - and. obeyed 1 -lis servant.., ! . . .: spoons . either vanilla jr i•ose flavor - a7 -10. All 'the. silver and gold and tug:.• Now adel one pound grated vessels oft:brass and iron are holi-:. coeoanut and .stir with a wooden. 1,spoori until the mixture begitis to ness unto••••the Lord (margin). . not look ivhite, and then pour at once Therefore they were instructed la J. into a shallow equare pan. As scion to take any for th.111 fiSOIVOS, Wit : LO .. he 1 a,s it, Ilea cooled a little, Mark off in- put all- into the treasury of t Lord, while they utterly destroyed to squaree... When cold, either break or Mit cal the inhabitants e.xcept rialiab . 1 : Corn Cake. -One cup Indics. emeal, and Ina houpplaold. 'two tablesacmafuls sugar, one' • cup , 20. The wall fell down flat, •so flour, 2-3 tablespoon melted butter, that the aeotile went up: into the ' ono cui) milk, 1a teaspoons baking city, every ;nen straight before him, powder mid one egg. First beet the and they took the city. ' . . . egg, then add the sugar, butter and Just as the Lord had said Se it milk. , Lastly, add -the meal 'end came to pass, and it always will be (lour, into which has beee sifted the so, for see Isa, xiv, 24; , Ps. xxxiii, !baking powdess. . s ''' • 30, 11, mad it therefore becoteds • us) Dread Crumb Omelet. -Let one cup ever to say, "I believe Cod, that iiabeeact creinbs soak in ona cup milk shall ' .be even as it was cola me" la little while, then beat the yolks (Acts xxvii, 25); ana ad aceoadinga:of two or three eggs with it, adding ly. The verses followleg 'tall us that a dash of pepper. .Put into it Isot all the living in the city, both man btittereclspicier; then turn the and beast, were titterlY- destroyed whites, bnaten , :to a stief froth, ea exeept Raimb and ber household, !top of the yolks., toad pot 'into the '.Phe New. 'Testament record of the , oven to took. When done,fold it overthrow of Jericho and the salvo,. 'oval,: and serve het. tion• of Rehab is sumined up, in the few' lines of Hob, xi. tO, 81, ancl • 'GRAPES IN WINTER. faith in God is the heart of it. The evidence of hea faith and the nasty- _ the stomS carattilly, waSh, ad a M- ancedof her safety were the scarlet, tie Water, arid then •put on the stove line in bar Windaw (chapter ii, ,13,, to boil. When grapes are softened, 2.1.), and it ia to Inc very interesting poirr them into a bag made of thin and suggestive that the Irehrew cotton cloth and Ita,ng them sus - word translated "brie" is the identi- pended over a Porcelain Ithed Pais cal word which in Ps, hill, 5; laxa u " . • !ntil the juice hes ceased to , drip, '5; derixix,' 11, and elsewliere is adore, wuttiag the juice on . the traeslated "expectation" and "hope." .stove,, take one pint sugar to every lIer eXpectation or hope. was 6,piet of asice you, are uSingt: clad scarlet we,and it Was a Stir° 0110, DIEL60 the sugar m 'a dry, flat an. Put in the oven and la it :remain told so the. be:llamas expectation ie . ns snits as the blood of Christ ;there to heat slowly until it is thor- teals make It. As alt' itt Italiali's houses' :oughly hot, but be careful not tas heal_ were StiVed by her frith, lot 'allow the sugar to mel t, Whoa the your faith take hold of Gl-ocl tor till ' inice has boiled hard f,u- 20 min your househols4 s lutes, add the hot :311F;;ar getultially .• rat Grape jell -so -Pick the grapes from ing Rielly housekeepers are resoating to various substitutes and a good •• To the Weary Dyspeptic, We Ask This Question; Why don't you remove • that weight at the pit, • of the Stomach? Why don't you regulate that variable appetite, •and condition the digestive organs so that it will not be necessary to starve the stomach to avoid distress aftei eating? The first step is to regulate the bowels. For this purpose. ' Burdock Blood Bitters .1 Has No Equal. It acts promptly and effectually ani permanently cores ail derangements ni digestion. vegetarian beefsteak can be made from split peas. A pint and a half of split peas should be soaked over night in water, to which a :llttle pinch of soda has been added. lit the morning pour off the water and put :the peas into a double boiler ; With fresh water enough to cover them. Add . as seasoning a sprig of thyme and a very little garlic, two cloves, and d green pepper, first- takingethe seeds out of the latter. When the peas have been steamed until tender, remove from the fire, drain and par- tially mash them, beating in, while Kidney— Disorders Are no respecter of persons. People in every walk 61 life are troubled. • Have you a Backache? lf you have it is the first sign that the Itidneas are not working properly. Aneglected Backaclie leads to serious Kidney Trouble. Check it in time by taking DIAN'S KIDNEY PILLS "THE GREAT KIDNEY SPECITIO." They cure all kinds 'of Kidney Troubles from Backache to Bright's Disease. 50o, a box or 5 for $1.25 a/Idea/ors or TIM rooAN 1CID1EY PILL GO.,, Toronto. Ont. 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The mixture is then asa.cle into balls liko fish cakes, whielware dipped 4m beat- en egg and Indian mealor bread Crumbs; and friedfins may be served with a tomato settee, anti will be found to be so hearty as to .en- tady take the place of meat. at rr yeti etas eateracial any bleed disease yea ave t161,Si gate unless ti 0 y rut Ok` ix) son has been eradicated trent the systeitt, Have yen any of the following symn. toms? a'ore throat, ulcers ott the tongue or la the mouth, hair falling o it, aching pens, itchiness of the skin, r,o res or blotches on the body eyes sect =I, smart, dys- peptic:stomach.. sexual woaltuess-indkatioxts of the secondary Stage. Don t ruin Year syst?ni WAIL the olcl fogy' treatnient-mercttry and potash-whic1m only sup. pressea the symptontsfor a.time easy to break out agate when happy lade nestle 4 life, Don't let ociacks exporintent ou you. our Nolit Method Treatment le guaranteed toot:Myatt. 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