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n en was not there. But now I be-
lieve all worlds aee created as our
ANIMALS
own world. was created boca,use (e'od
loves the beautiful and has declared
that everything he created M the
universe was good. Yes, God "hath
Man Should Value the Affections
of the Dumb Creatures.
A1E:tiered according ro Act ot the Par-
etaxnent Ceacale. la the yeer )113
Thousand Nine Itundred and Four.
Tiru. Baily, et Toronto, at tee
eaen-arteint 01 Agriculture. Ottawa
A despatch from LOsAl1,01.1cS
Cal., etays Frank De Ulla
Talniage preached from the following
•
• • 011 (.1 <molt -1y exe, 4, nitA
Shalt' MA I1l1,rz.41c the ON when he
treadeth out the core."
l.loses was the Arst, great saes
11 that 1 know of who recognized
the rights of dumb 41.1111110$^ It is It
significant font that in tbie eariy
code of laws be should love given
legei righte to animals as well as
to men and women. It WaS
sound awl righteous course, add
AM glad to remember that we, too,
have not only laWS to pl'eVent the ill
usuage of animals, bee olso in the
Ilumane society an organleatioe to
am that those are enforced. 1 want
to show you thisnnorning evlay every
Christien should be in touch 'With
that SOCiety and that its principles
should be applied to all clansea and
ail ages. 'there ts no reasoo wby
the admonition ehouid be limited to
the farmer. The boy should be
taughtg
and setetrrels; the drayMall ShOlild he
coMpelled, to Holm% the load if Ids
Immo is too weak to drew it•; the
haclonan should be required to blan-
ket his steed shivering in the •chill
bluets of winter; the aportsxuan
should ha prohibited ehooting the
ther bird in posting lime. I would
try to show that the Chriat who
artiS born amid the lowiog of the cee.,
tle end the bleatiug of the elleeit 41110.
the peighing of the inosea, whinnYulg
for their °Ale, is to -day the friend
d protector of the dumb brutes as
•weflas of oor fellow men.
RtEleTY DEGRADES.
rs oature is degraded l•
di it cruelty to animals,
IIis ontino,s aud aegnire,
of brutes. Ile anderfrai's
bie the metuatorphoais eha
that orientals believe Fe ettiens after
death. In the far east there is a
popolar WW1 held leg raultituder;
1:ef In the trawanigration of
souls. This meatia, iu popular fra-
teroretation. that tater a num (Nee
bis %wet nooses bait the liody of a
dog or cat or a borne or gt lion
and so Iives ota through the VOliking
ogee, 11 hk, is a itamt num then he
become:1 a mean Venal like a Jacket
or a krona, if le good man litt•n his
awl lathes nom: ite ef the halo of a
Noble bettet; lett, though in Chrian
Mani:NI America we do not believe
hi the tranemigration of *elide wo
may see around us an tutelogons
• pheionneuen. When o 1114411 OUR'S
a dumb brute be is not, punished by
hating Ids emit at death pass late
the body •of a jnettel, but he takes
on the character et Omit cruel, be-
SOO, four leaned seeVettgere of the
desert. end he becomes gine of them
Su bis nature. Every time'the old
mexieau skinped knob olive, think-
ing that thereby the meat was made
* the eweeter, he destroyed that moral
sensitiveness which enabled him to
, distinguish between right and wrong.
Every time a boy transfixes a ley
with a Pin and then laughs to *me
,it wriggle and squirm in it e deoth
egonies that boy is fitting himself to
lo come a rammter, a murderer and a,
destroyer or men. Nero, the Roman
demon, became the inhuman monster
b was by first, as a boy, learning
Inhe pleasure in the sufferings of
his nursery pets. Ever,y man takes
upon himself the heart of a sovage
animal when he abuses the helpless
dumb brutes that God gave to him
na dependente.
TRAINED BY KINDNESS,
oX doge, and horses and cattle the
more 1 think they are like mete
SuPpOsing you were a horse hitched
t 0 a carriage. Supposing every
tnue you made a misstep were was
ii Milli like a knife ready to cut into
your skinwoad. not „Your nerves te
,colitinuelly tit/Inning ? Would you
not alwaee be ready to imam, to el
nnti to ear?rSupposing you we
id a stall with your head twd to
halter awl the hostler wanted yo
Ito move over to the other side
the stall, and instead of placing b
band gently upon you and sayi
quietly, "Now move over." he giV
vnti a savage kiek in the stomach
cut'Lippe the side of the head th
nettle your car ring and your bra
dteey with pain. INliett would you
to? Would you bite and kick him
if you got the -chance ? 1 doubt, wilether human nature would be as long
suffering OK equine nature under stalt
provocat tom But if every time that
hostler came around you. got a caress.
or ii piece Of apple every time )
- plies the currycomb and a. kin
enesuring word every altne a shriel
Mg engiue canoe past 1 think tha
hostler or driver would be loved ar
trusted and obeyed just ns my Mt
Child bas. through my kindnee
learned to love and trnet and °he
me. "The more I see of men ti
IkiorOI love dogs 1" Oh, no; ti
philo opher was wrong, Iltit II
More eon eee of home end tiogS ti
made everything beautiful in his
time." In his eyes the trout spring-
ing out of the brook and sporting
in the eddy, is good; therefore we
should not catch it for mere wanton
sport to let it rot upon the bank.
God, tuned the throat of the nightin-
gale and the lark te sing after the
twilight, and in God's eight their
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; FOR 72E.T HOME
o
ete leech:tea for the Kitehen.
a Hygiene and Other Hetes
to the flotiatiteePer.
ecelse ogle eb).43o12,11•00
GOOD ItECIVS.
-Vienzia Pudtling.--Take five ounces
of castor sugar, fiee entree of bread
music is sweet. As our Father loves "till -11)s' three °44ceS of stoned 3.4i-
lt,Vil'etabilidhSrawwe aslifoeti*WhicirieLthtehjilelltCeit the eggs,lllins'towe( :InaQiatlilldil.dceaSailodffetw(hlet:eo-13131PCoxio'fel:eflO:teier
snow bank for the snowbirde which
i 'e been caugat in the blizzard, no),„ mn'iord oone hour
ifllar, Stearn ana hai
moin nbi.nttered
to leave for our feathered friends
Tomato Eggs.-Clioose soine nice
irer cup of water upon the window sill
re times of a drought. large' tomatoes of equal size, aud cet
4 'c'cl 1°Yes the Iambs' He made' othfe4Aleaciit, heaPri‘heilTie w
s eo ri, Ph ,littehllcaLitt "otp-
4V
1) the sheep's gentleness the symbol of
0,f a divine gentleuees. Christ was led ped haw* a few bread crturnbS* and "
'5
pepper and salt; then break an ea aa a sheep dumb before his shearers e
ag and as a, lamb at the slaughter be call)11111Y fOt° each Ilan, and bake for 1
.
es opened not his mouth. God. made P. ler.' minutes until the eggs aro set
or the horse and saw that, he was good Macaroni Soup is an inexpenaive
at On that great day a the triumph of and nnnrishia saute, and can be pre-
ighteousness over sin Jesu, the °ternal conqueror, shall come riding macaroni for twenty minutes in
IPat a bort note,
4 rs, ared sicBoil some
down the heavenly heights upon the slightly salted water, then strain it.
white eharger of victory. Olg, my and add to ft three pints of stock
bleeds, if God mated the beosts oi nicely ilavered with, vegetables. See-
the fields and the birds of the air anti son wIth salt end Pepper. 41.° s'rv"
the fish of the seas and saw they iThe stock should be colored a deli -
were good we should lie kind and '
.cate brown.
0
th /gentle and loving toward them antSnvuy Rise -Wash three (Peaces
a_ [Flom the dumb creatures as well am; °A ra.-- rand hod la half al, putt oi
t Ifroni the aweet races a the woods milk till tender; add Pepper and salt
4 ,T we may learn sum, et, the best les, ito taste. Butter a pie dish. &primal
.
to I eons co. Christian hoe.
1
a God bleea the Romano Society
4,. America! God 1.0es all those
te ;and women who are taking off
le !cruel ,eollars gelling the rocks of
le 4 horses seffering with FereS, and
te
more you ought to learn to treat
them with tile some gentleness with
witieli you should treat your fellow
I s India no they would treet their hue (tad Jf4iM of one lesion, the rivet
mon. Come and blame pod yel
and growls never math' a nervot
lioree trustful or an obstinate hor
docile. Hinduees will win snbuti
sion to an animal. where terrorztn
ear (:tiTt Dever produce it.
- the zwei n't At, sprinkle nue OUliCk
grated ehecm% tParattesan. if 41011
ble) ou it. add the rest of the
tter over it sortie more cheaten
butter op the top in emelt pieces.
ri brown into a quick ovon,
hitelung horses that are hobblingOne POliald th,o finest rho -
g on deceyed feet! God mem tap barb and cut into nitwit of two Melte
hflstltkc movement which makes t'a in length; add thiatequartere o
I treat, their dogs at least as foiled of white stigar arid the rInel
ls /Men enemies! Cod Ideas all inovee bo 4-13 in narrow strir's, rat all intO
se !amens that would reopeet the inalien- ft l'reFerving pan And Shnn'or gehtlY
oic shser, and the until the rhubarb Is soft; take it oat
d horse& end cattlewhieb steoci about eareinilY with them or. woodei
The Humane Society of America,
in teaching man lo be kind to the
dumb brute, hes a. second practical
mission ! It 'teaches that harshness
and bitterness and cruelty do abso-
lutely no good in the training and
the true subjugation of an animal.
A cruel master never was able to
get the best results out of a horse.
Illows and hicks and cuffs only make
a stubborn horse the more stubborn
and the balky, animal the more set
in his traces. never learned this
lesson in a more impressive way
than when I passed two summers ale
inoet within a stone's throw of one
of the best stock farms in this coun-
ty . What magnificent animals those
were ! Racing horses were not rais-
ed there, but the best blood for car-
riage horses and roadsters of 2211
sorts. Their clean limbs, their
dashing eyes, their high strung, ner-
• Vous organization, made those ani-
mals the pride of almost every stable
they entered. Yet the whip was
never used upon them. They were
trained ahnost entirely by kindness.
'After the colts had. been allowed to
run in the fields for about three
years, always, however, being petted
by their owners, they Were ready for
the, harness. The. "first day on -which
the bridle was put upon them
strap was fastened on the fore hoof
to teach them that they must naind.
That was all. After the hrst two
or three days the horse learned_ that
if he plunged the strap would be ap-
plied to raise his forefoot and keep
him on three legs, Il'aving learned
.the leeson lie ceased to plunge, and
the use of the strap was discontin-
ued, Then these colts were. quietly
hitched by the sides of the older
horses and driven out, to plow. The
drivers never jerked them, 1)114 el -
ways talked kindly to them (Ind
coa,xed them. Ana though those
110711451. F3001110(1 to liave 'Lb ill ',hem
n the pcntup ,ambi Lion or .1 ob's ar
charger, "Ainelline the battle from
eet in thr) harld5 of their kind
sLers 61 -ley became gentle, lovable,
and do ci I 0. 1'
1"cy\VED 011" GENTI,ENESS.
An ol 43- 4513111 py dyspeptic ph 11 0S-
1211451 once said, "The :more 1 see of
nen the bet.ter.T clogs,°'-. That is
lot v idea, Bet, the more IL see
UWUntnger On the night that Jesus silnon and Put it 1"t° J441.S• Then.
JUST?CFI FOR was ii0211! ClOd blesS all those who boll then swill) long enough to nt1T-e
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wonitl rationally and with Chrietion it jPilNe'• 54. Y, one honr. and Powis
ud you • stop to thn
i,. feeling translate to the butrap heart ilever to"' 0'04* „.
It ei51 142211 4 are falebted to 1fl he comniaudinent of my text which 0 VanlifinWel &14224„
e "four enttel (meets “Thell shalt not mural., the oN ("hoo.4' a lIliloner ""gl
s
;tint -lid Wate and creeping treadeth out the earn!" tin tetuFv. dettin 11. and brae%
Os of the air" which
- 1021 let down from
beet 'when
on the tanner?
v of mar bur -
limo mew
when being Tile .
%try huh et
ere the marvel o
, the author of
1. tho wtooder of
Ul !Ana
Peter ISAN
the heaVeris
bes twitted
The liet!ei
dens Ire lie
it appy ti144eS
aPOWX1 tiy hill:
roadel In bow
nvinal.ing bee
part! And oftk
ni
when he renhien ”: Iv, has 50100 6
Isirds: t Ley • le wort ty Iduelas of marble and ettudatone have wire 'broiler, and hold oven a elaar. Tehole
of their hire. They our wood- , hren drniAged, baud ulattY hot tire lona enough to hotter,. time. it ,
land PHilet donna% songsters told "f". "1/ teoli and lofty clitie. hented through, nut rot
eongetreeent. that make the day. ea Some years ago Mr, Vorreet, while , thate reaulinese teener of hoe will !Iasi i* se: . ode* Mao* Ont,
wen as no nixtit, vneta with musts. walking: through a remote village of toast. lay a sgue:fne oa ex+ itioiat,"i 0"cf tho ten n tionff hog4
OP 1 "C .
IP OW Fl Of the broneard anti tit
srttth' of the fieltheotheeo, too. ar
worthy of their bine. The bone an
onside and brain of man 50112e iron
foi the porch of a templet on the
Geer Eeen the humblest coo- I,troW Of a precipice two miles awav
tures aro eoznetimes of great *table
over nu 4i1,4 uun
liN1
11
Length of
armee
Ivets en (mein
% tiniee of
our help. '
S. IN 1NDL.A.
Takeo to Co
ment.
temples and tombs
51141411 ipleeeR, ewvering zt With tie* fol-
lowing sance: tea lailf c;
of atoll% vitt) two lan'ese esereeini
llome two otincen of .ereveo tete/pee:a ppm ,
THE
WAR PUZZLE
W4 offer Ten Bottom: fpr the b./4
answer written on a postai card, arid
which le received by ua Jpefore May 15th,
WHY ARE
Dunlop Detachable
Bicycle Tires
L1K4 TFIE s2APANKe4,2
"Alwaya mob,. Kroas stoat-,
Made tor Fultuiroi,troas--Itgbtalal freo2
TEb4,52611tlis 4'4124642°4 *rreOvrikTattierintaTeFe."
Ifarola Patereen,f3Petaateld Nee.
BecoAlSe they ere strOng‘liaolto the
rgh‘te xotstrfir 4254 0141;it4I 4 ;mot
124iso Minato jfiller.
43,5 Satemea Agee, OakUtil, Califorate
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rerne lineoitteca, oat,
"Rewve thee age, the euleZeet 2und
lightot.° _
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dar anDeparttatent W.
Th unlep Tire Ole., Limit
TORONTO
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teat their
ond become e reeeleentel
oilld he Wept:Fe( et nnd 21341. 14*
t 1Fe 2241 vnluahb' sj 150 4)21
ehelves. 141m irone coet
le ig poor economy to us e o
et are post their ueefultege.
will sener ettaeL )04
E S, S. LESSON.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON-,
NAY 22.
ABS
Text of the Lessen, Igrat xecvlo-
Betooe
17-30. Golden Text, 1.
Car. vo, 7.
e last lessen, tit-
, and Llis.., p:AFSU".er le....on we have
toot arle eil the eveots Of the
St week of Ills lift. ad Lave come
right op to the very 12224 evening' he-
;rlicis cr_ "t2oxiogne.t Isto II:rile suwhilerr;
112010 25 450 much, but this is true t2
eetalleet portion of Seripe
tur and we must rele upon the
'pirit to give us all that lie eeeS
51421 receiee. In 4 senteoce, let
gkuieo at Wide Of the things
love Isteeed oter-the healing of t
blind os he entered and left, Jerich
visit zo the house of Zaccheue,
, supper anti anonauteg at leetbany.
tie- piastic entry into Jerueeleen. the
iteutple cieaneed, the fig tree earsed,
tte. 000r widow offering cornatentled
tot onioy parables lind disceursee,
guppy ere the believers who c;
112111 tiEICW to meditate tomb noon
se and nowt all Seriptlare. The
lite of our levaan aro" recorded by
25244 leite ae well as by Mae --
11211 L.10,e xxii., 8, rays that
' leer:e:tii:::nT:rott:;111i:i*ws- :::pttrLe-''I'''''
Thee eat elle peee.oveirek"
t e eity. telling
a pitcher
propere, us the passover
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etostiatatiort of the monolith. ---------24222314142 an excellent rel'slt 11)1' q1173, •
day eight temper, lb:reek...1' or hop. ; 112" ri.Dostaaidotioat ana
roadsuhn Ile ttsked the aronn tend seoonfed ot 422* teet1(2 :?.r 'neg. bo I le.
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and 1.Itod ezeAl
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ape tiesnes
el tho Indy
eltF, Price he
' leta.
Vrain
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up cud
12, 224 0*2l
et
to 4211411. "The 1i1lagorl drag it," said the
saiv a hideous sna)ee this after- bead officer of the leave, oou. gaga
110071," 1 said last summer to a far
mer. "It seemed to be all colorsant
I enuk.,,ht it in the middlo of tb
V'04421.' "Did you kill it?" "0
course I killed it. What aro snake
for but to kin." "No, my friend,'
he answered. "AR eualies are not t
kill. The poisonous (makes ere
kill, but not those that are not puis
onous. The 521211108 1210 haVe arount
here, for the most part, ore a gren
blessing to the farmers. They kil
(he huge and insects which (1052503the crops. Snakee are not alwaes
the enexuy, but o!(011the friend, of
man," Yes, my brother, we ehould
not only leave the ox unmus2.1ell up -
051 the thrashing floor, 1)00141280 the
iaberer is always worthy of his hire
but the sheep and oxen and cattle
and horses and birde and fishes, am
sontetirnes even the :makes are among
the best and the most faithful labor -
era we hove.E
TIIE LOVOE ANIMALS.
- festival days. Jo 303. lifetime, sahib,
1. they have mowed it, a hundred yards.
e ;And see haw much cerving they have
done."
• Ifo pointedto sante eight Melees
wainderful _decoration. The- caw
O was nearly fifty years of age, and
) and the traveller looked in astonish-
.
1
ringrtuT.irty Ile used t",12 tAndst ill the
is '
ey Calas-Mix a quart of
strained teNney with Do If n pomul of
powdered stirrer, half a pound o
freeli butter, tont the tnice of two
oranges or !femme; trarm Slightly,
,Intit enough lo soften the butter; ,
beat the mixture very hard, addleg 12=
grated nutmeg; mix in gradually two
pounds or less of flour; make into '
went, wonderiug how long before the dough stiff enough to roll mit refine':
woold eomplete its ourney. heat it well all over with rolling -
All old Brahmi21 standing by noticed pin; roll half An 152512 thi5k; cut with
his expression, ft tunbler *dipped frequently in flour;
"You English ate In suell a hurry" 1 lay them on :tallow tins, slightly
he said. "There is the age of brass buttered awl hake well.
aud the ago Of iron. 1:13e37 ,come mid Crumpets -Take one quart of dough
they go. Others have come and from the bread at an early hour in
gene their 121413". and SO win You, the morning; break three eggs, se -
Bat the pillar will reach the 'Lein -
parol ing yolks and whites, both to
ple.
Ilis reply WaS the spiri2 of ancient
145121511 12324475 no heed of to -
1 1-
day, at* having set, about the 45021-
8445310214014 of such a monument, goes
steadily at work, satisfied to de-
vote a thousand years to it, if the
temple be worthy to endure wheu it
is done.
Again, 1 assert that we should hon-
or the Humane Society of America
because I sometimes think that the
birds of the air, as well as the beasts
of the earth, may have an ardor of
affection even greater 1121222 that of
man if that loving power of the
heart is ever allowed to develop. I
believe tha* a dog con love as a man
can love, 4 believe a horse can love
as a man can love, and a bird also.
We should be very careful lest We
trample upon the he.arts of the dunob
brutes, es some of us too often tram-
ple upon the hearts of men.
A dog love as a man loves? .Abenril,"
says sonic one. Is it absurd? Have
you never heard of a dog dying from
grieC because his master died? my
father once litui a noble ,,e'reylaound.
When 110 went far away from home
that, dog became go lonely without
my father that he refused to eat, and
literally died from grieving for his
neester. Absurd! Did 37011 never
see a dog grievirg among tin) chief
mourners at, a funeral? Again and
again We tried to drive 13eauty, a
little sky terrier, out of til4* rooni
of death. But he would not go. Un-'
der the casket he 3623', beer after
bour. Alolienfully he Wont froM
room to room after the undertaker
had carried the precities burden away
to sleep among the flowers. For
days arid weeLs Beauty *wits hunting.
Tin WAS always hunting. life was
hunLing tor tile dead. Have you
never had a Beauty i1 your home?
1,V013.L1) NOT FOle MAN ALONE.
But, lastly, we ehould be lend and
gentle and loving toward the dumb
brutes beeaUse God loves thorn and
what God loves we should not de-
spise. T used to think that God cre-
ated this World for man. I used to
think that all other worlds Were
merely empty, burned out w orl ds
,the n1000. I used to think that
the o tiler w or Ids -were not worth the
deco -rating and upholstering because
21
MISSE/0 BEA
"1 understand you shot a burglar
during the absence of your husband,"
said the detective.
"Yes," admitted the delicate -look-
ing little woman, "I did."
"What became of him?" aSIced the
detective.
"Why, the other burglar carried him
away," answered the lady.
"Which other burglar'?"
"The one 41 shot at," she explained
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POPULATION 010 CHINA,
Mr. R. '1'. Greener, United States
commereial agent at Vladivostock,
Siberia, reports that a Russia.n. pap-
er, quoting* from a L'hinese paper,
says : According to the last census
takea in China by imperial order, in
view of yeassessing taxes, the total,
nember of inhabitants areounteil to
426,447,325 souls. The eighteen
Chinese proviaces proper bad 107,-
737,305; Manchuria, 8,500,000; Mon-
golia,. 8,354,000; Thibet, 6,4301900,
-PYllOTECITNIC
: 1n Nagasaki (Japan) there is 0.
firework xaaker map.ua,c
ftures
PYreteehnic birds' of great size, that,
when exploded, bail in a life-
like manner through the :air and pee-
torin ninny liloYements exactly like
these of living*: birds, The secret of fo
making theSe, w o nd err ul things
has ti
been in the poSsessaari of the eldest a031
be whiOped to n light froth; mix
them in the doup1i. nd grscinally
add nulk-warm water, until 11 Is a
batter Inc consist:Peer of buckwheat
cakes; beat it well and let it rise
'till breakfast time: have the grid-
dle hot and nicely greased; pour on
the batter in small round eahes, and •
bake a light brown.
Lemon Jujubes. -When the throat
IS sore lemon jujubes of great effici-
ency may be made as follows: To
threo ounces of lemon juice add three
ounces of pure glege.rine and Ode
OttneC of gelatin. Simmer all togeth-
er in a jar set in boiling water until
the gelatin is quite dissolved. When
this mixture is cold it can be cut
into moll sanares, which are sucked
as a sweetmeae. For children this is
a very good plan indeed, as both le-
mon juice and glycerine have anti-
septic and curing action 021 the
throat,
HINTS HOT( ROME L117'E.
A little salt added to alcohol is
said to be excellent for removing
sticky spots from carpets or rugs.
.All wool blankets are the cherished
homes of ungrateful germs, and bor-
ax is their deadly enemy.
Taman hair grows better M light
than in darlsnes.e, because of the
stimulating effect of light and 51111-
811iniehT
Ser shoeld he Washed 201411. a
chamois leather saturated witli soap
each time after use, thus avoiding a
general cleaning.
* Preservilig Jars should bo stood on.
their heads for at least an hoer af-
ter sealing, when the liquor will es-
cape the jar contairis .
l'he Purest air .111 most citiee is
unci about tsventy-five feet, above
ie street surfacie The healthiest,
partinents are thoeu on the second
third floor.
A good wash for clandruff is one
nt warm watel." to half an ounce of
Ymrine. Wash the Ilea with• this
t leaet once a weeR, A onme of
Dem: to a pint of water is also use-
child of the fernily each generation
for leer() than 400 -eers.
Aunt P1- SnIS•-- I aril shocked a
you . 'Al -elide. You eerie i e 320) 2)44
a
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only .in!,,t 40(14531021 rue 021 l.140 11 0E,r',
auntie," Prisnls--"Tt was st
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lInnw 1* was, auntie; 14114 you 111
0)1.111IL SO suddrall,c,;, you ti
211 betioning a glove the greatest
i comes upon. the 1245,114 taut to a;,
1)el'el re at ten, -;?ti -ng to 31.21214:21 thi
It t 911 t;*(' Other s, commencing 411.
10 sceon.d one, lastly the -first, Nev-
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urinate. Noticing DOAN'S KIDNEY
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the effectual cure they made. I take a
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Price 500 per !lox or i for 125.
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of oil the where. Coemeottor
:ea one lie NO ' '111211 deSlre
1 12:3212'l':esiovel to rat thl,i pat -4,•
• 'th Noe bailee I ettlf?er;
say woo you. 1 Will ntet any
gee... eat theretel maid it be
,,,L.12,4 in the 'oinethen oi God"
'2,l.' xxii. 111. If». Thin, Ile point
us on to 34 greater deliverainco for Ito
eael Ginn iota Egypt tool witneseed
',ler. Nei, 14, 1:1: xelli. 7, 4.11. All
the steps of the greet itionemeut
%thereby Isreel slonda he redeemed,
the church gathered aed the LingdOnt
225 4241 eotahlit41205.1 un this earth had
Leen arninged 221 the eternity poet,
in doe 112110 UrifOlded, furetold, fore-
Oandowed to man, loot as the ap-
poiuted. tinecomes all is fulfilltlel,
for **the Scripture cannon be broken"
"nverY PurPose of the Lord
118021 1i. perforoied" aloha x, 35;
Jet-, 2it
The inst it le I ion of the passover
xii) should be carefully studied,
:nal the lessone of the' itunla the
blood, the bit 1 ur herbs, 1120 42121e142 -
ewe! bread. sir., be prayerfully en-
forced. The 14 et washing and the
It;talitig, 00212101111 thereWillt 01111
3.1,1 1-1 7) shaald Le considered 'm-
ane sheltie Lt.:riot is pointed out
m the bet no e Ilow awful the
words, "Oee f you eh& 1 betray
ine," "It had Leen good for that
ean if he had not been horn"
aversee 21. 24). Jesus knew from
the beginning who they were that
believed not and who should betray
Him (‘Iolin NI, (34). but that did not
in the least excuse Judas. for he
lad every opportunity to believe if
he had only been willing. In John
xiii, 80, V C read. that Judas, hav-
ieg receh ed the sop, went
out, and it V,P,S r iLu 1. it is
still eight with 121251 who betrayed
his :Master, the blackness of dark-
ness forever, and there ie no escape
(Job xxxvi, 18; Luke ene, 26; Rev,
xxi,. 8).
The passover beieg or
about to be, but not. for the national
benefit of _Israel at that time, be-
ceuse they knew not the time of
their visitation and would not have
their Messiah, Ile instituted a neW
ordinance to continue till I'M ellen
come egain, as it is written in I.
Cor. xi, 2.0, “As often as ye eat
this breed and clrink this cup ye do
shew the Lord's death till Re come."
1211011 shall begin that phase of the
kingdom when. Christ shall reign
till Be hath pet 2111 enemies under
Ilis i'eet, after which He shall deliv-
er up the kingdom to God the loath-
er, that God may be all in all (I.
Cor. xv, 24-28). During tho time
of 114s abeelice WC are to be wise
a n( 1 faithful stewards occirpying till
Ile come (Luke xix. 13).'
We are 2. 1413 His faithful witnesse5.
preaching repentance and forgiveness
of sins among all nations and not
elerinking erten fellowehip with Him
even in somewhat of 13. Gethsemane
and Calvary experience as far as He
may see fit to grant it to es. As
Ills body and blood were, g -even for
tis we must hold ours, thus redeem-
ed. 21 114)1 1y at His disposal as Ills
witnesses Cielom. rel), 1, 2; el Cur,
iv, 11; I Ger. vi, 10, 201.
TROOP 011t
LINIMENT
FOR
Spralra, Shnins, Cuts, Wounds, Men;
Open Sorts, Bruises, Stiff joints, Bites and
t, Stings of knect, Coughs, Colals,Contractat
Cords) Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis,
.; Croup, Sore Theaat, Qeinsey, Whooping
Cough ond all Painful S'w
A, LARGE reGTTLZ. 25o
TO
NAIL
YOUR
FAITH.
LOUITTE S.
As a spring mullein° it lias no equal.
It puriRes and enricheS the
blood. Acts on the Kidneys, Liver,
Storaaeh and Bowels. Cleanses
and invigorates the entire system
from the crown of the head to the
soles of the feet.
Don't be sick, weak, 14ire4, vor
and weary.
THIS SPRING
,
Burdock
Biu
nod
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