HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-3-31, Page 3A GO OD NRfURED...REBUKE'
To thc Prevalent Lack of Decorum Among Wor.
shippers in. Our Churches,
aleteree eecoraing to Act et the ?or-
hament of oanada to the year One
Tiontstold eiMe Ifuncirea end F°1".
by Isola Belly, of Soroato. •
Deeertsuent of Agriculture. Ottaere
desPateli. from Los Angeles, Cal.,
seYs: Rev. E.-ank Oe "Witt Tannage
preached from the following text;
L Timothy ili., 15, "That thou may-
st know how thou °tightest to ine.
hav thyself in the house of God."
refined social manners are essen-
tial In the home, they ere equally•
iniportan j the house of God. So
esseatial are they to a. consecrated
Christian We that Paul wrote a long
epistle to his youog lieutenant, Tim-
othy, coocerning them. In this let-
ter, wherein are found the word e of
the text, the great apostle tells how
biehons and their -wives should aet,
and also how deacons and deiteons'
wives. But to -day, ieistead of my
showing' ,,how our ministers and
ehurch oflicera should behave in the
house of (led. I would preach a sere
mou on ehurch manners directly to
the pew, I would try to inculcate
the reverential spirit with width our
congregations should assemble for
worship. I would try te teach this
rtwerenee becaose more and more io
this irreverent oge tbe' is o tend -
to lout'. upon church buildings
as places fitted for seculor eijuy
ments rather than i sonctuaries
committed to the presence of Jesus
Christ. "The Lord loved the gates
of Zion more than all the dweilluge
Q f Jacob.'" No inan ought to Plow
foot in God's eanetnary unless he
von do it. with the sole= feeling ot
Nahalitult. who declered, "The Lord
is in his holy temple; let all ths
enrth keef. silence before him."
VIM the cluirele building is th
trySting place where God promises t
Meet his children at. certain times.
That ;means it is a place of rendez-
vous, where you have an appoint
-
went to commune with Christ at
lost twice every Sunday and perhaps
once or twice during the One
inference from that fact is that when
a conoregotion assembles on the
Oballt day the worehippers should
olseays be on time and be ready to
t their voices in 'melee. at the first
ord of the lint line of the dance -
.5' as well as with, bending bead
lit.on to the last 'word of the last
lino or the benediction,
bell NO PLA.CE VOR LIS% 'Y
Episcopalian reetor begins .
riee in this 11,1St': "Lord. I haVe
the habitation of thy house
and the place where thine
honor dwelleth." When wo enter the
house or Goddo we one and all feel
that we Ore coming into the presence
f the Lord? If we do, wool(' We
Me laughing and talking and nod-
ding to each other, Me a lot of
schoolgirls entering their dam rooms?
If we do. W01110 there be so much
whispering ainoug the members, both
In the pews and in the hock of the
church? If we do, would there be so
much turoing around to inatth oth-
ers who lunmen to come in late, and
dispositiou to laugh when any-
thing goes wrong? People who itave
visited. European courts write that
there the King is first and last it
the thoughts e: all the 'waiting court-
iers. As soon as the king enters the
room, all the waiting nobles /arise
and bow. When the king spenks, the
waiting nobles listen. When a mes-
senger eaters, he. not only kneel,
but wben he leaves the throne room
he never turns his baele upon the
seated king, When we enter the
sanctuary of God, which is filled with
the presence of God, dO we bow as
before a king? Do we try to keep
our fitee always toward the divine
lace? Do we earnestly try to make
the prayers of the psalmist our pray-
er? "Let the words of nay mouth
and the meditation of my heart be.
always acceptable in thy sight, 0
Lord, me- strength and my redeem-
er.” The church of God ought to be
something more sacred than a con-
cert hall or a theatre. It ought to
be a place where a joke and a each -
'nation and a chitchat should be just
as much out of place as a minstrel
show would be at a funeral, by the
casket of the dead.
IN THE HOUSE OP GOD.
Behaving oneself aright, in church
implies not only due respect to the
four walls of the edifice or to the
habitation of the divine presence, but
also due respect to God's ministers
who preach in the, sacred pulpit and
due respect to God's musicians who
sing in the church choirs. When the
members of a church choir arise to
sing the braises of God they become
part of that mighty host who in
every Christian land on earth and in
the heavenly mansions are occupied
with the sanie theme. When the min-
ister rises to preach he conies as a,
messenger from God to utter the
words that the Holy Spirit has com-
missioned him to speak. The truly
consecrated Christian minister is a
representative of the Most High and
is entitled to the deference that was
paid to the representatives of the
European icings when they entered
the United States senate and were
given the foremost seats. They were
not welcomed as. men. They were
honored in thoir official capacities as
personal representatives -of the Brit-
ish, the German, the Italian, the
'Russian and the Austrian thrones.
Never forget when you criticize the
preacher's message that you may be
criticizing the very Words that God
hes elven him to deliver to ,you,
a h 011) 111,,IPP ANT CRITICISM.
holier Coder eepreeenteetives in the
Christine pulpit and in the Christian
choir loft if ;'-etii would honoe Christ
tee chte. Themieistering
hands of the church service, scatter-
ing the good seed which may' '
ien in ous sinful hearts, may not
!ire noviect hands: but for the time
being at lens chice) hends should be
emosidered as representing the hand
of God.
SIS00$0e0Ceeteeloese n*A
? FOF THE 1101ViE
*lee,
a
Recipes for the Kitchen.
; Voyretile
etnetirudsocpeatelitee,
rrNotes 00o
taa0SMC/C)00erSIOMee*CDOettee
cream and a little white sugar, they !
mmE s
aim a very acceptable addition to
the winter's bill of fare. They are • 5
quite as much lilce fresh peas as dry '
beans are like green one.
Now that eggs are so ,,xpc,nsi vo Any INTEIZNATIONAL .LESSON,
-
way of saving them commends itself A21UL 3rd,
to the economical, Dietead of usieg
LESSON,
the white of an cg- to settle the Text of the Lesson, Nark vii.,
breakfast eoffee, me..Tie a bag of tide 37, Golden Text, Heb, xi.,
muslin, put the coffee into it -a table -
Or Baster I.,esson, .Tehn
spoonful for each .person aad Ong
RECIPES FOR THE TABLE.
for the pot" -ti e„ and turn the bon-,
Apple Costard Pie.-Orte pint of Mg water upon it.
'Not eriticiee the churcb mow, or boiled cippl.s clear, end free free,* If you happen to get a ceke too
the miuister's preaching Wily," hunlis- YolLs of six, eggs, the whites etiff, don't add milk. Best op an
some one Says, "that is almost an Of three. Beat this mixture well. egg and Auld it gradunily moil the
,
impossibility• S erne church choirs ,-ee ',Mut) Of Sweet Crean), a picee desired consistent's- is obtained,
smush every law of inimical hos- of huttee the size ot an Englieh wale Oxelic acid reduced With water and
irony. Some ministers are absolute., aut. Flavor as you like. Mix and 'applied to the Spots will remove iron
ly stupid. They are hoProtivable sweeten to your taste- Makegood rust Rinse the fabric well after the
a,
nien-nien of no force, without any crust. aeld has done its work. Apply with
two logical, consecutive thoughts." Nock 'Mince Pie. --Pour biscuits (or an (Ad toothbrush.
That is true, ray brother. Smile nice light breed to that amount), wilco eggs are 44.ar cornstarch 111"y
cheat's are noted incise for thew dis- four cups of water, two an one -exalt: be substatutee for one or two. Thus
cords then their musical perfections, eups of sugar, one eup of raisins or if a recipe calls for three eggs, use
Soule ministers' mental depth it eurrants, one -hu cop of vinegar, one two and a level tablespoonful of
does not take a wry long eine to cep natter, wee with nutmeg ani cornstarch in place of the other,
fathom. Dul. 1 can give e'OU this as allspice to tosto, Bake seine as any
ow own personal exPesienee-I never 1nzince pie. LITTLE POINTERS tiN -DRESS,
entered any church with the spirit.
of God in my heart, to try to con-
sider the leaders of that service,
God's representatives, without re-
mising great spiritual good out of
that service, In contrast to this
statemeut never entered ib church thicken with a tablespoonful of idressed child is often the "simpleei"
building with the spirit r)i, criticismi,omoiAlL rubbed smeoth in a little cold dressed.
cfl
in ttlY heart but found soolethP!ig, ;IteaspooAufaul tobrisbutzotetti,waL4thear.ullathettet,,d=eks'lliadIrIZYs 141:41'sthill;"1"61.1;:' "7:111
-ce itieise about the minister
the service before I got through 1?1 sallst;. boil well and serve. couraged and cultivated •as a,
oth rthore when 1 did epe wo cups of eitgar„ one .possible. It, will o
' and, fey e cup of butter, one cup of ;odd water. Years -
ter a, service in the spirit of crItie
ione teaspoonful of soda, three eups Pid you ever notice
more harm from, that eervice than af r4,1-iuluR choPPed /goo, four eggs, ono fad is "Si"41
good, if William PI, Gladstone, Pound of fiOS, cinnamon mut nutmeg .witen She enters as 0 st,
with the greatest hrain in all Eng- to flavor, together sugar and group of children of err owe at,
could Sundae' after Smulay ,butter, add the eggs, which should Ner rating is given bee then h ir
In the little chorch of Ilawarden and L'have been beaten together; diesolve Phnmetes, and her time is
get spiritual food from young, in- Itile soda in a cup OT water. Von the basis of it. Why not have the
expetienced re"tors who came there enough sifted flour to inahe it as stiff rating 0. Rood one?
to brualv for him the "bread et life,o 00 pound Cali?. CIA the in halves Ilarnmay. simplicity no
surely you can afford to honor the end press well in the dough to pre- are the three cardlual prin-i
inistm of .7esus Christ as God's vent burning. Rohe in laws, frost. dressing children. It costs an
mg each layer while warm. This re- to dress child in the pr oiling
pre,entatives.
RESPECT t3OD'S tIESENCE. Mit,' maims two Ccdi'eN, MOCIO. 'ren Cents will bee cennol.
Dot behaviog your8qh aright id Vanilla Cream Stick. --Roll three ,,patterns of the latest rt. 1e'. full in
hurch implies not only owe respeet Ipounds of granulated sugar with half struetions coming with th o
ittoialktmealnziritia'ge„,--Soah: two cupfuls In the eits, town or country, this
quart 01 water over rule applies: Always dress yoor cliU
night, lo the morning strain and dren as well ' us your circeeistenees
boll the water hall an hour; said a will allow. This does not mean pleb -
PIM and half of rich milk and oretelY er inilcifullY, for the "well"
cism always found that 1: received
AY bet 11 e
rta't' 11110
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o God'e presence. in whose sauce ';; et pint of water, let it dissolve slow -
try you assemble, and tO his re- on a. eool part of the range, then
presexitatives there, but also due re-kali:I a large tablespoonful of vinegar
ING110WINfli NA I
there is an intyrioctio,,,
•6.
speet to the straogers who come it iatid a teaspeonful of gum arable dm- e uent foot baths, z,,Iter whiten
to worehip with you at your church solved in a water. until. bit of antiseptic cottor, " VV19.
CAM'S. It not, ouly means that wt 'brittle: removo from the fire and hall ioch square of eh
should bow before God's altars and "flavor with vanilla, peppermint or ;linen handkerchief may 1.4 oteice 1
In .r.oveicutial. tones "Our 1Path-',',CiniVAM011, ooly WOlt (1111ChlY. Illlb:betAVOPU 1110 edge Pi tiL. otog
ler,' but it also MOMS that WO tbo hands with sweet all or hutters1110511, The ClArOpOgitiq a owe,
Should give a worm, loving Chris-',ond vigorously till the cozily is 'practitioner, but, sometimes be
lion welcome to God's children who ',white; twist or braid it, or pull into at hand. The little compress
0100,4$ that long ihm strips, and cut it on. ot effect a cure, but it will give
no church is 0. etalSeMated el1a1410n11 Baled Torkey,-press a Poo solute relief as long tie used, aed free
cherch Unlees till the men and wo-
in
n o or
0. C210511122t stuffing in the fot,,?iel mot tweezers prictes too per.
homespun, whether iich or poor, 1,11014;(`
vhether umeter or servant, ehall be 'Qwulg wIr4v:- 40u require tile largo PnIneta"
ordially greet ed wi tit on open Raster lesbon and heeping 1/1:CeS4'e0r1"11 b•S 11P ond threw out his
church door end an open eloweb pew.
Clut,thin etiquette should run et-
aeLly parallel lines with social
iquette, Suppoee ani invited to
zee, 1e-18.
4 -
As t 'of the lessons„ ciesigned for
to-doet bas, nest to our bleseed Lord.
tne 'Hoe attach r or yellow -legged biril for boiling ono ,quently the "sure ease" of the senloo
a womau as ,the CentVai tioure and
, •
ene topic in each is oath or the ne-•
cossity foul power of faith, we will
do well to cooSider both lessons. 111
(STIh'0171.1:11Sitieia411
I)O(tU4S0 of her laugli-
tet's able:tom and Mare 'Magdekee.
hecause a her own heart's ookrow.
, tut iu eecie case the Lord 1*-
i:is word gives rest mod joy And
Fence, remit:thug us of thot great
word, "Come unto Me, ye that
labor and are heavy laden, and I
will give you rest,- (Matt. eti, 213).
Woman is a notable type oi the
caurtin the body of Christ, und
thruughout this age of the Bride-
groom's absence sorrow is her ?or-
, time but Ile mai come ogain, and
she a in then be ,glad forever more
Mare 1), 20; .1 oho sri. 22, el%
Rev. 'tie, 7). 'ro the people of Noe-
aretik Jesee vas wily the Sou of
Jos, pi, ;test Mors; iu His own hul-
l; dos! ',VW.; oue beside himself;
to the religitem feeders amono the
; Jees 11e WOS a S11311aritOt1 alld had
deeSt iLuke iv, 2*). Marl: iii 21;
John 'co. 20; tau, 41gl,i, but, here
Koine who had eles opened to
Orn line .is the Son of Daniel, the
J.orti lsreel. His own reeeived
0 or Tyre e sidon had
and was in great need
Site had' sof:S.(410w
Physic:ion, so hell
ot 0 11
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'WHEN CANDLES wzBE HSIED.
In 1836 at the Opening of th
British- Zarlieneelet.
View the gloomy weather -Shut 1
has been associated- with the opening
f ./Ittrlianient, says London Flebo, it
is intereeting to note that on one
, Occasion the royal speeeh had to be
delivered by eandle light,. On this
date, 18331, parliament was opened
by King ISO, and the wear
it;1!.(rI c,stviaosn
and the therimess of the House, roe-
, dered it impossible for His Majeety
to read the royal speech. with facility,
'Most patiently and good-miturvilly
did he etrugglo with the tesk, often
hesitating, sometimes mistekiog cold
at others correcting himself. Oa one
'eiettasion let stuck altogethee, af-
ter two or three ineffectual efforts to
uske out the word, he was Obliged
to give it up; when. turning o „Lord
.fel-elbOollie, who stood- 00 his right
t hand. and looking him most signiti-
cantly le the face, he said, in a tone
'811ffictentty .1(nol to be audible in. all 1,
• . . ,
I.01.d Melbourne hating whispered
,the oils/reedier tvoed, the ging pro-
ceeded to toil through the speech;
bet, by this time he got to aboet the
middle the libeerien hrought hint
two wax -lights. on which he sudden-,
ly paeeed: thee ruitting his head, and
looking at the Lords and CoinniOns,
bt eddreesed them -ow the spur of the
moment, in o perfectly distinct voice,
and without the least embonrassaterit
or tbe inietake of a siugle word, in
theso termez
"My Lords and Gentleue
hitherto not been h1n. t
( ow wan o
,light. to reod this AATIpeeh in the way
its it eportonce deserves: but as lights
'are now brought, we. I will read it
,again Sroul the commencement, and
111 wey wbieb. trnet, tviII
t probably could f'Diumi Yu".1. uttenti°11-"
os, teat he eae The King then Again, though
btL" tuxe hi1.5telL5
g gond-
w *aim no denial
rewei ti for her
in Ilis dual word, "0 wunian, great
is he Milli; be it, onto thee even. as
thstnilt" (Mott. xv. 2Sy. She
who NVIAVS AIWA'S to -take the dog'ii
eoniem leeeived the children's bread.
Coosider our Lord's commendation
the centorion's faith ond that of
e Mtn. wl,o brought their palsied
and contrast relanhe ol
the disciples Ler tla ir luck oi inith
'314 N•ci. $t;
' 11. rel. Then remember nis
nonnoul. 'IIate foith 111
tMart.ed, See; John teiv. 1s. Turnaug
• the rest of our Meditlia clUAL thA$
dently fatigued by the ditheolty ef
reading in the first instance, began
'at the beginning, and rtad through
the speech in "a nionner which would
have done credit te Any professee
eloeut ion."
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another, iterineen"
"As regards your lather auti
ther, Ethelinda.- said orge, oil
had been frequently snubbed by both
dining bis courtship ---"as regards
!your father and mother-- and he
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itifilte eross eut Ilia Iwoott NOTED y or fitith as the cottriti thought ,chest,
imported 111,11.f;. AIM see that they are
end and then boil them for About
,. ,tir ier an ow- l'r co 25A, a bottioor5forel.
and inner ShiInn mit the chestnuts in Princess Worshipped. 0
O CIIIIRCII. note that our risen Lord up-, "SPeak low. George." sho whisper..
e Inclieelig:84gt
pepsie,„Sow' 1ti
&ah. Laver* crop;
clar CoraplexIon.
'fled the dit,elpies hu' their mdse. ,ed; "I think they avi both listening." Sweeeteet ebreatUana ole -n`
twenty minutes, rrnt,e.en, bout onto*, Where Dr, Pigott Preached and 1l'f
and hordwas of 111'21 4'1 In:Can-Se "As ri.,„„aro,; v E. hi a AMA FCAROACAIR matter from th
believed noa them a•Itielt hod titer," coati/ewe, tee Wily lover. rale, , or Tag o,„ atizatat...; co., Iota
yaw Iiibuie to visit, io----- k, ttio, a stew -pan or other small vessel •svitlif Passino• up Waterloo plitce, , seen EMI. after lie vois risert tatark ing his ' I tido}, your father is
ttit' at thin country house wide. closn cover. not (Tumble the belt -hand sidte, as 080 enters Lowe ..pevie 11-11e). Right Itere in otto hese one of the most gentlemanly men I
J012 shoul1 have ten or fifteen guests omits nimv• tban you can belp. nfake Regent Street, stands a dull . :red ,' son it is written that vesl. Peter :42e11 ';ester mete ond Aii for :your mother,
inclini!og mime of your own children. a tablespoonful of butter hot and i building of eoi int Mao arehiteetere; John as yet knew, IlOt 1 110 Si's'titt we 'she is one of the -loveliest of Women..
21"eltPliesing et this house party I saute tbe wits, keepleig them as wholelon the wall8 is tilintiee to the effect :thole Ile ninet rise ogohl from the 1 eon not sorprised that you aro so I
Ishoul(1 be rude to one of Your guests tts you can. "Ibey -should not get i Plat tinl lost service will be held on . dead (oottn, NN, 1)), MO,
'e'sd,,n114110u)141 LItU r,,j good. o bOaAtift. d' . 5-
0 SWV1t . NVn 1
or niukO fun of your Od mother bederisp or brown, but the butter shoiel SiluhY next, when the sermon win had t" "i“1r1410°1'41."eremember '00arthe orisPring et
ranee she murdered the hings Eng -be alloied to math moisten r"PreatliihY iir- l'igen, Omi of w05 i0 1)0 er"1"ed """ that 4:SInt a, nitr.*
ish 01' because she ogee did her Own them. TO 000 pint at the hetnute euis,01. ']'hat
is Fde l'ilidill's seys . would rise acca.in , the.i.t,l,iird st!hy i , ....omovha, :haw tht., rather. bustling
1
Washing. What; would you do .? add a small tableepoiniful of lipely i.c't 'Pit h, ' .tf 3, - a • ' Mutt- NVi, 2 -Le x„I•1ii., -"i " • '"), f Jute the room "site le voure."
Would you I it ift i i
fr ends ? Would you suy '11;01. if of thyme or,stbvor„v, whichever is pre- .eelgrPtelli. °81t. ie.,rt,eap,steitrisSts'adi,,,,J,ellnliere'n8 [ . what. shalt we , ;
you don't like my mother or my tarred, a saitspoonini or salt, a swot n ,„,.,Ive-enfOet .' And George, a0 he readjusted his
, „ toe mother. ,
children I will turn them out of hall ont, a pepper. mid butter tbe from its high estate, i wha so fos'eti 114291.,,fee"- ''''''". ,collar, thought to himself ' that . an
doca 5 ill order that you may feel a gize of an egg. Stuff the bird care- At one time 1,500 persons crowded nend inthistered Vitae 14 An WAWA WO lounee of timely compliment is worth
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little happier ?" Oh. no: You wOuld full with- this int:Omen- sew it up seiti portals to listen to eloquent ser- , see them buying spices teat tees t . . ,
..a pound ot itigument.
"nsu er The one of your Chopped parsky„ a scant- teaspoonful "' g AY- our Years ago es a they had not. reverie( it.
"And von have elm' hhaising," cried
rather say : "What is good enough mons front its then vicar, now Dean might anoint His dead bodv when the
that the gtetvy cannot escape, fInd
for my mother and my children
good enough for you when you are le-ater
put the bird in just enough 'boiling
in me? house, to cover it in which there
my kith nod kin and loved CHIOS
When you are rude t° should be carrot, turnip. onion,
then you dishonor me," so the' and a baguet of herbs. This last
members of „a Congregation cannot leeY be Ina° in the feliewilig
honor God unlesat th011010 thue Portion: -TWO good sprigs of parsley,
s e
they are ready to 'welcome and honor one bay leaf, one sprig of thyme,
ail of God's children, no matter to four cloves; tie all OP neatly so that
what social caste they may belong. they will not shed and can be easily
HONOR THE CHURCH, taken out. Twenty white pepper-
corns slimed also be added to tha
But, though Christian n w
n etiquette iater, and after it has gently bollec
the house of God eliould mean much, i
Bl
an I our, a scant tablespoonful of
how many churches are sinfully try- salt. Time allowed should be half
ing to become the churches oC class
unless the bird
instead of the churches of a great an hour to the pound
is very young; but nothing is more
Christian democracy 1 Can we not,
one and a, be large hearted enough unappetizing than underdone poultry.
Slam most carefully so that there
to know that there is only one true
gospel aristocracy, and that belongs will not be any discoloration. Toke
up the bird, carefully cover it with
to the noble serving ela.ss which
Jesus described when he said, "Who- becharnel so that It seems as if it
elled. Now laces ready a
soever will be chief among you, lot , wer'a
him be your servant ?" As you cOoPle of hard-boiled yolSie of eggs,
tvould rever be rude to my child be-
cause you love nee, so may we in our
church etiquette never cast a 811117
upon God's children. May we never
joetle or push any One away from
us ! We should all belong to the
gospel. clan. We should feel that we
are all brothers and sisters 'in Christ HANDY TO ItNOW.
and that, therefore by the gospel
fireside there shall he plenty of room To brighten carpets, wipe them
for all the memberS of the gospel with warm water into which has
family._ , been poured a few drops of ammonia.
Lastly, refined suid consecrated Water added to sour milk will give
church behavior is demonstrated as better results than adding, sweet
ImOlin% part of cornstarch to two parts
bread flouiis coal to pastry floor
for cakes,
Floes and meal should always be
sifted before measuring„
Use plenty of sal soda in the kit-
chen shale it prevents pipes from
watch again and again to look what clogging with grease,
ami is vetor
time it may. be, You do not • get cleansing,
tio and go out into the hall and put A piece cif charcoal put into the
on your overcoat and then hold your water in which cabbage is boiling
hat in your heed as though you will &stem- the odor.
and With a teaspoon rub them
through a small wire strainer so that
the bird may have the pretty effect
of being sprinkled with clear pale
yellow grainlets,
much m the way of a coegregation
disperses as ia the wag it assembles.
If 1 Make tt social eull upon You and
you are polite and respect MO, you
do not try t� show your impatience
even though 1 do. stay a little long-
er time *than 1 ought. You do not
gape -and yearn and take out yoor
were ready to XtiO. ao-ny at the first
opportunity. .11 you acted thus I
would certainly take the hint and
A small bag of sulphur kept where
there are red ants will quickly di -
as soon as possible. Neither Perse theme
I:toasted coffee is 'One of the most
shoeld. you be rude la ,clonch eti- '
powerful 'disinfectants.
A s w1)feco wi th the Water bottles and cruets may . be
e eWords,
'That thou mayesl, know how lhOu easily cleaned with shot tied soap-
•
-0,6 slid's.. Save the shot .10, a small biot-
oegh :cs.t to behave. thyself in
hOUSC of ( let Us close with the. 11°, to use again -
psalmist's words which he wrote- for Every housekeeper knows the nutri,-
u.i, temple when David sang, 1, wee tive value or dried beans. They are
1)44."1.1' S°1"" 01 the highest, PeS- 7Stebbat1i was past? That would b
sonages in the land regularly attend- ion the third day (Luke =DI. 55. 56;
ed Divine service there. 'Nxiv. 10, Although they lovecl Ulm
But for many years past the sole t .e what lle
i much they didno e co.
,
cungregatien has "misted of 12011 4' S id l''!olicerniti.,' His death and resur-
dozen persons. It is for this reason . n -
that tl,e church is to be pullet' dowit rection. 'the love of God iS the
"All the rich folks who used "to greatest thieg we ever heard of, but
and the land sold.
live 112 curium uouse Torraco end on our part the greatest thing is,
i•ound there eeem to have gono away in some respects, faith, for "without
or else do lott, go to church faith it is Impossible to please God"
loeger '' complains the old caretalag "Tel). xL. 3). to be tilled with joy
Faith in God is also
who has watched the erMgregation attua oPiellayeewatu' )d have an nutroubled
dwindling for twenty years. - • 13- John•• • 1
St. Philip's has no parish and no ' 137)•
endowment, depending entirely on
its pew rents. These at the spogee Mar,11 Magdalene was so occluded
of its prospetity amounted to gao. with her Own SOITONV and with the
200 a year. Now thee- are absolutely bodt of a dead Christ, for which she
nil. was seeking, that she had neither
When brilliant preachers like Canon eyes nor ears for are -els nor even for
Repton and Canon Pigou Were vicar, Christ Himself till she was startled
large and fashiorablei congregations out of her stupor by hearing her town
flocked to hear them. name, from Ilis lips. What a blind -
At one time on 0 Sunday morning Mg, stupefying thing unbelief is! And
the Duke of Cambridge, the Dike of lit; is just the trouble with many be-
Meckleeberg-Stralitz, Princess Mary Havers to -day. There are so many
who aecept itim trsl*y thicl,put alt
their trust in His precious blood, but
by considering themselves and not
ci 11 htful II h ` t • f' taking Him at Ins word theet 'lack
of Teck; the Duke of Marlborough,
Lords Derby and Eicher, Mr„ Glad-
tuid many otlier notabilities
could all be seen in. the pews.
One e g 0C C al Ito .01 N‘as asseranee of salvation, at least. con -
Admiral Boyle. Having listened to
thLim:m.1A et, retirp shipwreck tineous assurance. Then there are
e 51.
he waited outside the church for 1./e. tnaey ,assured believers, constrained
Pin.
e111, all I Cab SaY," remarked he,
"is that if a Captain ie. her Majes-
ty's serVice had handled his ship as
that man did he would have been
court-martialled the same (lay, and
dismissed the service." '
Manyetradesmen, attracted by the
fashionable gathering, .attended tho
church. Om of them, a wine Ines -
chant, seeing that Lord. Derby .suf-
erect much from 'gout, wrote to Min
and recomMended t. ertein brand of
silerolK
LI Derby replied ; "Dear Or I
have triecl your sherry and much pres-
s
ter the gout."
"1 uncler•s-ta.0'c'774-1," saimi7'the loving
nnele "that the teacher pets you on
the back nearly every 'day at school,"
by His love to serve Him gladly,
whose service is like buying spices to
anoint a dead Saviour -love, but not
faith. It is plainly written that He
is coining back again to establish a
kingdom of righteousness on this
earth, yet few comparatively are sol-
ving the living and true. God and
waiting for His Son from heaven
(Acts i., I; 111, 20, 21; T. Thess.,
le 9, 10, and therefore their service
is not the )oyous, victorious kind
that glorifies Him end wins others
to
He is saying to us as He said to
Mary, "My Father is your Father,
and any God is yonr God; therefore
go tell others." Not .self occupied,
but Chriet occupiedand running er-
rands for Him, with His peace filling
"Ilos;" replied Truthful ..ileginals; our souls. Then, since Clod is our
"lett sometimes it's too low down
to be very come:getable "
O'hey were o11 their way hornet, when
a lady on the opposite side oi tho
st, root, slipped and -fell. I To rushed
glad when -they side'. unto Me, Let 11211 in the protehis, the catho-hy- ac1 oss. raised his hatand oaered 10
us go into the 310USe 01 the Lord," drates and fats which constitute t assis 1 . Ts u o our. o„c o , .
he meant it. Let us b • n Oritive elements of foods C nnpuri- ,teross queer ,,•loto.u. in her 25-33: -Rom 28 82). et v9
a,CtiOnS and our observance of church sou proves that peas are nearly hien- eye. "It's all right --it's all. right!" also lay to heart words Tho -
Father; how can we be anxious for
food or raiment or anything, for ,He
who spared not His, OWD. SOA ,bItt
.delivered HinCep for 'us all, how shall
.he not with Him, also freely. gkee no
all things and make all things work
' 1 H' 's's 11. ‘d himt ,,the • • • u • 0.0009 (Matt
etkcItletle that 1-1111.?lic worsiriP is not tihal with beans,, in so far as these he whispered)es 1 (;now it is!" luas: "13c not faithless, but believ-
e, • drudgery and n Pepe Neve slayory, elements are concerned. .1)rit.;c1 peas sbe exclaimed, hotly, "Rcre 912 un- jug.- "nlessed aro thcy that have
but 11 :eon a 11 ineinese fte 1 en figure iaen oe. ,menus chiefly 1113 the cnown \Niemen P111911 eer 109 932111;on. nol 9119311 nCye_ )ave 1)__aN
portiinity fee contiriuoiS gospel hasis-61 , a toothsome puree; but, ploneei across t,he etreet Co eat her (verses 27. 29). aecl learn to- gay,
pleasure, Jot us worship "the Lord soaked over night.,, in cold 2', 21(1 on up with 1110,111 '2 The other day -OVlioni haeing not seen 1 It in
11 the heesitS with re- Wbiell a little: soda., hes been dissolv- Ween I fell ch.).iruste,irs you stood narl whom, thoug'11 now al Boo nOt,
1i22e4 and coeeeeratee church mae- cd, put 01110coek lee cold veirter, end laughed, and vuulted to know T11 1)e11evi0g,1 rejoice" (I. .111 9
, when tender seasoned with' butter,' was praetising for a circus." 81.
WOMAN'S WAY.
A infal 011 a bustuess trip arrived
lin town and -went to- an hotel. Short -
after a, friend called anti was
!-shown up to hiS room. He found the
itiaveller sitting in it chair surveying
; with a gloomy eountenanee a trunk
which stood against the wall.
"Wbat's the matter'?" asked the
caller. •
"I want to get a suit ' of clothes
ottt of that, trunk, was the mimes.
"Well, what's the difficulty -lost the
key?"
"No I have the key till right,'
said the other, -heaving a sigh. "I'll
tell you how it is. Aly wife paeked
that trunk, She expeeted to come
with me, but was prevented at the
last anoment„ To my eertain know-
ledge she put in enoegh to three
trunks the way a Man Would pack
them. I open it the things will
boil up all over the room and I tould
never get half of them "Mae NoW,
what I'm wondering about is whether
it Would be ehe,aper to g0 oat and
boy a new suit of :clothes or: two ad-
d -then 1 trunks."
#
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