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We Liver Pills.
Of MOOtliti SCEN
Wonderful Are the Triumphs Over Natural
Laws and Forces,
nccor
(Ung to Act ot '010 "Is" blioded eves and the only one of hia
(Cnitieergteeto tlenaee. in the yeer Ono
ThyholuvislitdBaNii41,e, elitunic1,0rerodntaa,ndatieetie4 tbiir000ed who could send tbe gginh
health cotusing through tile
Department ot Agriculture, °new%
withered- limbs of him sick witli th
your belief to become an enthroned
king? You bear on your soul the
markt; of sin, bat if you will come
to him he will the you into his em-
ploy and will send you forth to
bless and belt) the world. As the
ore on oy s
Daen SP; ia it treating at tift**4
1401t THE 110,NiE
apostleb h d th nark o
s for the fe tater) EF)
e . .
of the Lord Jesus, So you InnY etp W"" Hygiene °
the badge of Ids service and in his and Other Notes;
for th Housekeeper, *
name and by his power carry on the 0
Olt
work thet ha began. To you, too qite
lieveth on me the works that 1 do
ta le
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the promise is given, "Ile that be -
SOME GOOD RECIPES,
s
I 11 I
10 ( 0 as 4, ant !neatr eerie
t 1,
than these shall he do, because 1 g
unto my Father,"
square yard of carpet, and one pound
.of chain is enough for three yards.
When the new carpet comes from
the weaver, measure the carpet
strips the length of the floor, ek-
ing the end a each strip by putting
a pin in the place. Take it to the
machine and sow aorose the breadth
taice; leave two inroads of the rags
and ieev twice nore, then cut the
width between the threads, This
will prevent the carpet from. ravel-
ing. Bind the ends with tape.
CharlesPudding.--One cep a ell-
ttap 0. eweet Wine, one gag, Beet Salad -Cook doeert
gar, one tahlesliatenful a melted but- pSALADS,
ert one
O1) e and one-holl tablesnetrnSful of young beets Wait very eaner an
baking• powder; miX with one pint a nice unto Line a dine with crisps
GRAZWG UNDER WA'rElle flour; bake one -ball hour, And eat. white lettuce leaves. ned pittee the
with
.••••
beets in a. pile in the ceatre, 'May -
Must _Borer Sign situro of A. despatch from 1,,os Angeles ennet 1),ia s AnimalS Austrarea, Adapt .Thern-
lsy. Yet to -day as I studY Devonshire cream. --Stand new milk emleise dreseing may be poeree Deer
• , ed from the following text: Jolm
Bey. wank no Ititt creheag., preach, trnist, the healer of the sick,. I set
that the work be did has been taken selves to circumstances. atillte nciigehatin,, tubftenit eg•eitnhoi3ut 1(11
isthitterhving it, or served in a. pitcher with the
salads
e -station West -
44„tonzseliO env., 1'2, "Greater works than these bY his followers and its tri- While on a cattl ier0t00 had :teovz :tershdclileel::e was set, On to the
shall he do." ntultiPlied, By the word or era ,A.ustralia Atr„ izerpry Bean Saiad-Take cold beans and ,
et until a thick slciu QV
f
See Fee -simile Wrapper Relore.
ore seeaU Nora as 005.1
te1.414e zug=
Alt7; FOR REARAORE.
AO. roa 0112111ESSi.
ITTLE ran mous/mks.
ivrEit FOR name uva.
Plus, FOB CONSTIPATION.
FOR MOW SKIN.
FOR TRZCOPAPLEXIO ot
virt
CUR
SICK HEADACHE.
Man increosee nthis gospel faith 111 Power be gave sight to a fere an opportunti y o seeing a remark- ortes ad cold potatoes1 equal part51 one
U
rt t 3 st boil. Ile -
two onions.3 littl° slaeted ca
bbage
.
:en lowering the standards of the Idled men, but in our day the Chris- able instance l'4 the waY in which move it. stand in a, mot place until chop an eiei:-•tj .
i.&. i.,., .,,,...n. nphiii of its own o.o, are giving Fight to tbousands. inc their surroundings. Y. orksbire 'Melding is made by
e a pound of flour u'i li ZaP1),°,Pfulmrg; ttTi-goetite:.lealtraear6e-e.nlus- '
cord, or violets to grow daring mid_ Virtue from bis garment stopped ono On the upper reaches of -the river inlxiite; :;..,alfana- Iv aegrees, oue pint*, 4
wiatex, in a mowbcolk, or daylight tissee of blood. but in our daY the there wee a large pool juet, fordable two
Turnip Salad-Ileel and flat the twn
to follow, after the srolons, or the Quest tan physician. with his htedj,, at most tirae$, but in it dry season Of milk. Grease a net yorkehire„ nips into small pieces, bet/ ebent
sun in the west, or the flush of cements. is stepping thousands of erel' low- Among the horses Ululate; Pudding tio theroogetly, pour in theg tea athletes la salted teeter, drama
uith to be 5(5111 011 the pt.,d,, cheek issues,. Christ's touch relieved a few i their run in tile vicinity of., this pool, .r_hAtter,,_ and bake under the. tneat, And keep in eold water until wanted,
of a. corpse, or a humming bird to , surferers of pain, but, in the hospi- , an old mare and a bevy of foals And ..4110 urinPing Irwin beef -wakes this then drain aed cover with remouiade
.
oluatarily ieseeo her nest in tee ,tas or am lIine thonearids pass ;3r -earrings nsed to colne down every hveoru'Y'r gi:oad. 00131"be-oraortle.rns ,,,,,4 as l Sallee,
ark inberinthe Wee a ground mole l'intrde-Fster through suffering winch in daY in the long, dry summer. winlan teand sofnefoit time to aQuow. A 1 0 Carrot Salan--Wash tut
t
fel, 0, redh.pet faith carpal*, oi former times would here raceed tile herbage was scald and ecoreliee ee„... , , „ . , .:Seiile rich colored carrots,
testi:wining tiharecter to exist in them with excruciating torture, into deenees. They wetted into the ,,,v ee mmen 01111so likKO one PoUno 01' boiling NN,ito., mid cool, luau
1%101)1.I
antemple unless the chief lli.11)I0INE.
i pool until the water neatly reur
aebed "ee taeo teesPoenftils or bahluille: eut into thin slices, sprinkle
y eorriere lN e
stone or tint tern no 19 •/cent; Christ 'their heads, and stood. there f rwevaee* s" aunees ef butter andlsu"111.F edd the juice of ono
, .-,
,:t.,Dss. you tajaht as wen expect tian surgeone, by their operatious, ' animals ran adapt. themselves te xt morning, -then skim, Feasort wt. eepper
and salt and a. little vitieea,r, a
RECif E A MANON
ADY
Tints or 117.4 E:UIDIDTZITCE
'WITH
DOAll'S KIDNEY PUS
The Great iiYiell-Knovil Kidney Spine
I07 to Cute at all Kidney
and Bladder Troubles.
Trs. P. Bertrand, Breehe A Iranone
trrites.te-I think it nothing but
right for me to let you know wiiat
001WS KIDNEY PILLS liave done for
tee. or ANT month* I was Itailly troubled
with a eore beet:, and such revere pains
in my kidneys that 1 could scarcely wall:
et times. I got a box of DOAN'S
1 -EY PILLS, awl before I had them ball
teken I WAS greatly relievee, awl with
ouothez• box I was completely cured, I
cermet itaip but give them all the praise
I ean, and will never fail to recomtnend
them to ell kiduey sufferers.
DOLV'S ICIDNEY Pizza
r.re �O. h, or 3 for SI.25; all dealers or
The Dean Eidney Pill Co., Toronto, Out,
Norwa.37 Pine
Syrup
Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma.
Pain or Tightness in the
Cho3t, Etc.
It plops that tickling in the throat, if
pleasant to take and soothing and heal.
ing to the lungs. Mr. E. Bishop Brand,
tee well-known Gait gardener, writes
: -
I had a very, severe attack of sorsa
throat and tightness in the &est. Some
times 'when I wanted to congh and could
not would almost choke to death. My
wife got me a bottle of DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYRUP, and to ray Sur-
prise I found speedy relief. I would
not be without it if it cost $1.00 a bet.
tle, And I Oftn reconunend it to everyone!
bothered with a. cough or cold.
Price 25 Ceuta.
Turns Bad Blood into
Rich Red' Blood.
This spring you will need
,sometning to take away that
tired, listless feeling brought
to!I,
1)yi,liesvstem being clogged
with impurities which have
accumulated during the winter.
BurdOele Blood Bitters is the
remedy you require.
It has DO equal as a spring
-leine: It has been usedby
thousands for a? quarter of
,
century- with unequalled
But tu-clay are the wondere of boure, diving to the bottom for 0. '
h
4.4nd 1, if 1 bo lifted tip from uao,lero wirger.)," luore nutreeious mouthed of secculent weeds. °deb erail•(,:nitlitiltiludt.514: %%Tr Int:‘3Bger':),ti,14. ceUictsr:lebtt‘uvelethietarels..gieett "49"
male will drew rfle0 nn1 o me." than, the "wcaultws of modern inedie they ebewed at leisure With their flour, add the other ingrediente, Mix
Jesus Chrifit 10'4 alme't time einee" Is the pewer of uledern wed- dripping tweets raised ebeive the with on egg end little /um" moue
before Ws erneitlxion. "I nut the iehie vire diseziee alr; more mar-, water„
Ito small Janne, And bal;0 111 a (pia: TH-p
Horse -Shoe Pads
are a real neee
Bitty winter. o
summer --- they
supply the give
nature intended
on hard roacla
and pavements-,
protect the fro
of the hoof from
stones and from
balling in wint-
er, Improved
Dunlop
" Ideal "
Horse -Shoe
Pads
cure or prevent lameness --
prevent cracking or spreading
of the hoofs--raake a horse's
working We longer,
e-
If you have ahum
troubled with lame -
noes Omni' bad
cols write our expert for
advk45 free.
CO
g 011 1011108 and a wineglass of fine Oliva
way, the tallith and the Hee No mon wittO$ tO"atly than tile power of The fleet Moe I witnessed this vvo quarter of on beim. 14E44)S
cornett% note the leather hut by Mei JPOdern beeteriolo deel Yveere; Co melange feebt woe during a dry sea- (4.0'118.11°11p Cel.e.,.-Sift together
gesnel tvoeeers of in'eeent ; ettitioltig /lore mad there le) °licit v.'
ks our resiarriieteti Ileitc,iniier to , it) iire•verit tlif5eatift? N'.044 sv(' t'hrist, ROO when 1 wee riding with the over- otp ur sugar auti a cup of I
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' liliadeti eve or to unstop e deaf cite seer I° seAr°I1 cl some straYc41 stock. r°unding (easP"" °L eream
et et be clearly understood at the oe to loosen the heavy and labored AN we apprOklehed tlio pool. zny rem.
eite level eteaspu of soda,
set that by no word 00 _thought 10.0atiliug 0t the a t staferei,,i paeion bade me keep quiet if I de. and one-half saltspoon of salt. Break`
0ort.t s,,et,z to d,,,preeiate vao pow.. fee '„,„ the' SU 0(1 te see something wa ell worth into cup two eggs end beat till
and influence of Christ's pereonale her -t; torui leehhIg at‘ As we "de "P light. fUl the cut) with thick cream re
y and work. Ile it Is who ells all tied there an isnInted owsicni cure,t° the P001 1 SSW a gr(1111) 11"Fei and add el"' tens11°°11 °1 ornnge ex
eeted thiegs.; be II is , 1 etc the lights in tboweinds of /wee; standing in the water. eml (neap- tract. Turn into ere mixtore anti,
fe, nateral, mental. soeial. ie windows gle,toillig 111,e t he. Pealing front thlle to time em they Add earefelly and ileiroughty teg-eth-
inspirer, the wing, from wbieh Mare M the heal, ene, ere the dueled their heads below the sue -
come ell our trimupbs, lett I went white robee nurses and the doctors, face. ¥y wonder wafi 5005 nt an
to show %in that 11 plonl • •• coming forth os tbe an ON of erld when I saw 0110 of their heads
• I g
fie gave. to his eieetrees. Jreator heeltil who troubled tie; waters et suddenly Came out with a, mouthful
vie /lane tlie saute as sponge cake.
Swedish. Itreati-Mix In 4.1 eleve wade
tlieu run tlirteettit it 1 qt. Tishbi
INTER ATIONAL LESSON,
.41.170. 7.
of the Leeson,
1-16. olden 'Text,
ve 7,
oduced to e
with E1ijb, ehe the gote ar thy eity the widow Is
%re 115WEi1N.
Drop tot a Card tor Oat
ee-erbeeldet"aereoelecr,"
0111110P TlIE 00,, Melted,
TORONTO.
widow womenat Z rephatin or ac
eording to Luke iv, n enerenta, and
there is our Lord's emit-mutationaf
this part a the 6tOrn also. Zere,.
photh eigeines a place of refining,
and, while at Cherith he was Cut off
a front all human belp, be iv now to
he retried still mere lee most uriliLely,
human miiiistrotion, Setely
deetranen, for the Lord Can 1114111 25
ore while abiding, and erten ho arrivee at
ortheintabltane, there gAthe rin f ga eti t es or
flour, 3 lit,eping teaspoolis buelio.; of t1ii,.L Pflr ri1& hint 11, ea161,', for herself and her ewe.
wores than these Amu Ile LI the pool of ueiheeda, erytog to the. dr111Pine', WeRdS., NO sooner was powder. 3 tablespoons sugar. e contuins t
,,L‘tv:i4tetwZih:1:111.11!: at bruel laailter"nehdieuti ° Ole ; eetlienettt
le en a
fithillee nd that man :Aspired sick everw
e bT
ere, ',ome and he eared this mouthful disposed of thou thu spoon enit. Ruh 2 tablespoons but-lbiitliptace and :
die
with his spirit bas with the natural 01 Yu" aaMealsr. 1 see thensends head disappeared ha search of an- ter Into tile mixture and wet with e eeizedee, he eta s heroro us on the Whet a boarding 'louse! 'What a,
Scant Pt- cold 1)11114 Stir nuiehle. 11.0,Pages - Svripture without an " weieellae 1°1' a SWarY •Anci
r
forree at big dititac.$r41 done niore tor end tees of thoueauds of steeling :men- other
uplift lag inouniaity. as chcm said tlii!1 t w. or.u!:.us, 1,0.huouglevi7u:bduntiagey daierdo r4.1e,iortoyettig•sieletr stooxitte 1T‘iretiolill.,t sivilrxkitg.axist ti).11(1);?,.1,1 "::itrirri11,1,1r11-7,1:tillelliialf;41 ifollairr: i izeto..ca:•.d nottd. fijiltehe earpir.?lerzoi.italiiirdot:04ectr; n. e.:ii a" nxiii stitil:3..1s: i:41:::::11.tals, tr: 1.;:11,:le,s(rii,zi:e Ili):
vet it is the Lord 8 way.
Plied It heYend the olnrcitriunitie4 not. Christ as tee pbysiciati of le tee old mare had discoeeree that l'ivee 411'• 1441ael? 0411 inane eignifies "XS' Ced is Jehov- 1 but listen yet ; "After that matte
tile multitudes; Chnet oPened the , ailmente la accomplishing int' Mere. be rorored bv div.(i)nc, 'for b; and name nit1::::0,cri'Ll,o1.1, T,'. er7,11,ie, conaeo senteuee troth his lips. -The, barrel of mettl Shell not waete. neithe
(*00 ('11 1111115s; Christ acstlagNI pith only opening the eyes of those horn
blinded eons and straightened the than Owlet ever did, Man iN not ba.ern;.,,, `once PUL* hee'die.oeet,y into tanittrecttee- e..,,et - sa , -es41‘..,,,. .„,..t7' tlii'm Lord GOK1 Of 161111:1 liV01 11, helOro:er &eau, the orosk. of -'0it fall until"
end stopped tile chronic iSslie of blind, but he,ts making ley the thou- „
practfeo she oontiolied 10 110 Oa of treing -sin. b‘i'ir 11100(10itsS'elf Is wh""1 1 stand:" (ver" 1)* gives us i'* * I* And u° jt eialle t° Pf3" a°.
Wood. Cbrist was a great preacher send And teus of thousands the -'re e e ce
1 i r ii. whet she had been driveu really delic'ious end worthy of being lilii:1 iriffTsItytt: toftitiiteuatsitT (101,/7„innlo'lltIleaureg' 1 etiTe'ditlit)egaittlitalr ot4irttlettef thmueltilpnirft:.:34.1fionie
it '
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shottl 1* thou (lid °heist hims(4r• new bad thee Heed atid heen teen in previoun when hardly a ventigo of hi/ledenuegsist iv-ii7lotIspoaous II g.4,445ziat,s4tn::34 31113tikbt, r.ontuntie elterac-e flex ,ars'Ic,t,iel'ai,;1'1, itas•ti
'Wan 1141R taken hold of the power ow •c, wh'ert ehr;01,, lived and be' reed Iva,: iert tho run auti hush
%lea, e
1012.11 (111,1,st bad to vomp et.A. the b(my was o woader worker. Tio: there Ives .deof y of fuficlow., Xi .d
at s ice an int thick. llake -0 nilrei oh,'" and before Jehovah be stood, tor theu and eon thy ;Furl, fur thus
which (1114'4' hes'telved 1`"Is had s4;2 !heal not. cr touebed tiller fires bed laid bare the 'Sand-0.11ns. t1V S/141 CUP °I gurct"Its"amt. leruel ever prodneed• Ilie: wet thought mu1.120 s*omon , songs crazy menp.
wase‘• that ho initiatt.:11. Christ fed man to -day as a F.urer PbYeical the bottoinj of the P ols which c°tItti t t C Ti and unto IIim he lived* The' hrs't eaith the Lord frien Ierael. tho
and th•etv the multitudes about him. ileat and the dumb Speak. Until
Christ fought against the heathenish uuelent miracle h is CeaSI`d to
this, to (10 by Peee88 . , ing the frown ,nor eeeking the fliNCt la full year (Vereies 10.40 end margin
einest, wos the greatest at all work- k Now, study Christ, from. another; ed ner example, although none or the
ere' or wonders flint .tbe world had 'edandpoint, What did Jesus cenicifull-grOwit horses had joined thp am -
Over seen, There • was only ono down upon earth to do? Ito eame to phibieus group. Mee, then, seemed
Christ. There will never be another. SaVO tbe World? 011„ yes; he cameit0 bo new variety of leorse in evo-
Yet tbere ate sensee, natural ns well° to save the world by drawing men ibition which, if left undisturbeil,
as spirituel, in weich his promise has iirito himeof and bendier: them to- might breed and separate from. the
boon kept to ids followers, and they anther an Christine% That means,nm, perhaps to survive through
droughts SeVilre enough. to extermin-
ate all others, :
',erect' with dainties concocted by
The several generations of foals the aid ot tl
doctrine Vint "might le right." wonder because oi COULTUOnDOSS. 1Whieh she bad reared bad all follow- eluding dish, Cream curt
butter of mortal man. Ilie opening werdS of 3 5). This poor widow ate all
invee been enable,/ through tliopoen, men were to become followers of
00 emanatiflg. from him to do works himself. Yet, nfter he came to
which surpass those lie did in his earth (521 was 210" in thc. manger
life on 4qtri,11, 'But let it never be and lived in Nazareth, be literally
forgotten, that these .,greatar became tint 'despised and the reieet-
works" wnielt MAn has done levee c..d,nef ipen." After be hod lived and MEALS BEFORE LESSON -
been aceinnpliehed only' because Jesuslc`""ere(1* preached and worked on and --
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has lived and Jesus' proplietic on ""til the dttY v.Ilen he WaS 00001- Land= School May rrovide Chin-
ned, the converts lie had won were
words heel° been fulfilled. In oeder
dren With rood,
to get a better grasp of this theme Ire, a little liandful of followers at , ,
let me read to you. the full verse in e foot °I 111 . The London, lengland, County
which the words •of my text are WRIST NEVER VISITED INDIA. Council has more than the filling el
' found "Verilyt verily I say unto All India was yet to give up its
the empty heads of the pupils in ite
widow burning rind the tosedrig of its schools to look after. Islington is
helpless girl infants into the Ganges demanding that the local authorities
to be eat en by crocodiles and the should be given power to feed under -
heathen tvorship of idols, but Christ red children. Something of the. kind
oil of India. William. has been mig,ed by certain municipal
set foot on the s
was riot, in body,. able as a man to
bodies before but not directly inter -
Carey and 'Alexander Duff and Ilish- ested as they are now in the manage -
op Thoburn were to do that. Africa, meat of the schools, little has come,
with its nturder and rapine end can- of their representations.
nibalistic orgies, was to build its An old School Board. member, now and so On. liave the last layer
altars to the worship of the "tree on the London County Cornell, the crumbs. Last of all, add 1 Pint
God,'' but Christ, as a physical Rev. A. Jephson, said: -"It is use- water, cover the elish and bake 45
man, was never to penetrate into less attempting to teaePa underfed
_ minutes in a. moderate; oven,
Yoe he that belleveth on me the
works, 'that I det shull he do also,
,and greater works than these shall
'he do, beret -Ise I go unto my Fa-
ther."
.A.MAZED ling GENERATION.
Jesus Christ was the amazement
of amazements to the people of his
day and generation as a worker of
natural phenomena. Ile seemed, to
his time superior to all natural
laws, When he went out 1,0 visit
his disciples in their &tip, ne did
not have to use the land, as other
people had to do. He stepped upon.
the crystal pavement of Lake Gain
lee as easily as an Al,pine clinaber
might rest his foot upon solid rock,
as easily as a hind's feet might glue
themselves to mountain crag. When
he spoke. the homage of obedience
was rendered to him. not alone by
men in the synateogue. by beasts of
the Eeld, and tl7e fowls of the air,
but by the winds and the waveu. Ec
called to tire Galilean tempest,
"I3eaee be still." At the glance of
his eye the "conscious water blushed
to see the face of its Lord" at the
Wedding in Cana of Galilee. At a
word from his lip the fig tree dried
up and withered. away. All he had
to flay woe, "Let no fruit g -row on
Lhee henceforward forever." At his'
call came whole schools of fish to
be caught by the Galilean fishermen.
I3y his touch whole ovens full of
bread seemed. to be miraculously ere-
, tecl. After the sermon upon the
mount he fed the multitudes by simp-
ly breaking five loaves of eread into
pieces. Ile kept on breaking those
pihces again in twain until at last
all were ted with bread, as much as
they cared to eat. Christ was a
wonder worker in natural phenom-
encl. He could tell Peter -lust Ncluire
to go and catch a fish which had in
its mouth the "piece of money'' by
Which the disciples should pay the
1just taxes to the Roman governonent, In tho hour of 121,4 suffering
and death the earth trembled and
the sun N574.5 E.,11rot3,ded in darkness.
In him was the power which the
success:" psalinist ascribed to the Most
`51 -re looketh upon the eerie and it
trembles; he tourlietlt the hills ahd
'they silloke,''
Not only did (lirist' astonish the
people in his day ley his poNyer over
HERE IS PROOF..
'Airs. J. T. Skine of Shigawake, „Que..
writes: "I have used Burthek Blood
Bitters as a spring. m.eciicine for thenast
font 'ears, s equal.
When I feel drowsy, tired and ,have 00
desire. to eat get a bottle of 13.13.B. It
purities th.e.: blood and builds up the con.
41.0.11:00 better than any other einedyee
and 2 eups sugar. Add 4 well beat, Are repealed in 3.371i1., 15, end mane to the Lord; the widow who had
en cite's, 1 cup milk, cup melted us thiak elabriers words M Lueo two mites gave all; the lad with the
ehocolate, 1 teospoon each venilla, ie 11), "1 am Gabriel that stand in ; OAT loaves gave ale When me as
cinnarnou, cloves, nutmeg, and- 3. ilae presence of God." They aleo unreservoily give all, we shall see
cuP misled potatoes, seasoned and carry us bock to the Lord's word to the Lord's increase. "There ie that
prepared as tor the table. }teat Abram in Gen. xvii., 1, "Walk be- seat teretb and yet ineretieeth" (rnm
thoroughly mei into this mixture fore me and be thou perfect'. (mar- xi, 24). The rest of the verse tells
stir 2 enpe flour into which lies been gins upright, sincere). Tilis is the why mew tire poor who might ' be
sifted 2 teaspoons baking powder, only way for those wlio would be the 1 rieln
and 1 cup English walnuts chopped reunite meeeengers
fine. lialte In motlerate oven Concerning his niessage to Ahab, ;..e RK I I
45. about 40 minutes. "There shall not be dew nor rain k AS
Tomatoes Belted with Nute„-For A WO ING TOOL;, -
this diel, take 1 dozen blenched al- wthoers(Tso years
shelled peanuts; grind or pound the but according to My •
W4 must consider ATAS. 1,.... for the student
and the writer,'
',1
wands, 2 dozen chestnuts and .4. e
11.2118 11110 (the chettniltS Mast -11:Pe 17, where it, is written that be pray- .
as an authoritative reference book
boiled first), mix 1 cup stale or dried cd earnestly that it might not rein
and also *Deletexi.,.. 17, where we for schools, teachers, families,:
and add teaspoon powdered sugar, ers 'tle °II InV ng
bread ertilnles with the prepared nuts authorityhaveitheLbusiness and professional
ioir1 sue:. a pry -
there is one book which offers
3. teasPOon minced onion and a little shUt " the heavens "d 1s7t IL°
lairt. bread crumbs, put in some of Luke
baking dish, sprinkle the bottom with
to taste and set aside, Butter a were thus stint un in the daYS of
tomatoes through Ileithilieveci;t. esoeasonoecni ram 11 tilideoy.„ist:tiined froxa ThIn to
Elijah is confirmed b,y our Lord
Believing PraYer nre8t One's admiration for Webster's
a hat the
heavens value of its info ation, and the
in ease with which it is obtained.
aalt and pepper. superior advantages in the solid
purretdonertzio,b,stiztielold an lgver boars thote but-
be based upon some plain assurance
in the word of Cod or eeme Clear re- InternationalDictionaryincreases
ter; now another layer of tomato velation from God concerning MS daily as it
will, George Mallet' hag called the comes to be better
former the grace of faith and the known. Itneverrefusestheinfor-
latter the gift a faith. III one way motion sought and it never over -
ca. the other God will guide vs.
Verses 2 to 0 give -us :the story of
the brook Cherith and the ravens and
all was according to the word a the
Lord, which both Elljth raid the
ravens obeyed. The first time this
title or expression, °The word of the
Lord," is used is in Gen. xv., 1. It
may mean. a message from God or it
may mean the Son of God, who is
called "The Word" (joint L, 1; RoO.
xix., 13). Either way it is Clod con-
trolling, and. our part is "willing
and obedient'' (Isa. 1,, 19). The
prophet, is now told to hide himself;
he has denyered his message, and
thae is all that is required of him
at present.
May the life of every child of God
be summed up le Ibis: "Striving ac-
cording to His working. which. work-
eth in Me mightily" (Col. I., 29), for
unless it is God working in us it can-
not standoDut when we thus seek first
the kingdom of Clod and His right-
eousness we may' be sure that all
temporal thiugs shall be added, even
though ravens feed us or poor wid-
ows, minister to ue. In these days
of imbelief and tnoffing, if any should
Hear ite mid that .Arabs, not birds,
Sed Elijah, just ask what kind of an
Arab flew out of Noah's ark, for the
word "aseen" in our lesson is the
same in the Hebrew as the word
5`ravenn in Gen. viii. 7. By what-
ever instrumentality the Lord may
minister to us. while truly grateful
to Him and. to His ministering ser-
yarts, we intut be stayed upon Him-
self alone. lest some Ceerith dry lin
and we thereby geow discoUraged.
Halo iii, 17, 18, is a fine word to
appropriat,e, for whoever or what-
00Cir inay fail us we cau nlways truly
say, 'Thou- , 0 Lord, remain eSt for-
ever " (Lain. Y. 19; . i, 11).
It wes nOt for Elijah to 1,hink out
nen 'en. n
thosa dark miseionary fields!. A Liv-
instone, a l'intylor and a Bartzell
were to d.o that. Europe et that
time shaking 'under the tread of the
Roman legions; North and South
America utterly unknown to civili-
zation; the islands of the sea, most
of them ouevieited-all are yet to bow
to Christ and come under the reign
of love and gentleness and purity
and truth. These are to be won
through the instrumentality of inen.
Men energized by the Roly Spirit are
to gale the whole world for him.
Truly, es we look at such a conquest
and compare it with the work that
he accomplished in Palestine we see
what he meant when he said, "Great-
er things than these shall ye do."
Christ saw all this fame conquest
of the world, but as a man lie never
went away from the Paleetine hills.
1 -lo grew up iu Nazareth. He jour-
neyed from Nazareth a few tiettes to
Jerusalem. There at the Davidic
capital he was at last led as a
guilty criminal out to the Calvary
heights to ignominiously die. To
his followers he left the stupendous
task of evangelizing the world,
promising tliat he would be with
them to the end that through his
power they should be able to win
more souls than he had clone.
But though 'We have been praising
inan's "greater works.' -we would
have you bear well in mind this On0
tremendous fact. No week of 711011 Wavo of 10.050212 crime which some -
is truly greater than ChriSt'S times extends over half ci year, and
because all of man's greater works 1sO910n2et1Taiessoenieg,hteeini months. The year
are the outcome of jesus' warit o, „iese years of crime
you read the verse in which my text waves. In 1903 the total number
is found you .will find the whole of perSons tried en Great Britain
trend of the thought in the one word was 661,667; while in 1902 the fig -
children. I am not greatly concern-
ed as to how it should be done, but
it is essential that you should first
feed the child, don't'eare if the
parents are thriftless or drunken; the
child must have food before we have
any right to t.eadh. it. I say, feed
the child, even though you have to
prosecute the parents afterwards. I
bavo always advocated prosecuting
those parents who can give their
children food, but don't; I have as-
sisted in such prosecutions; but in
the meantime you must feed the
chilci. Whatever changes of method
are introduced, we must take care
that hungry children are fed before
being taught. So far there has not
been any serious difficulty 10 raising
the necessery funds b3r voluntary
agencies. The newspaper funds are
very helpful. Of coerse, if voluntary
agencies fail. then 1 eee no objection
to taking the mone.y out of the rates
as proposed by the Islington Borough
Council."
WAVES OF ,CRII4IE.
On the whole, during the heat. twen-
ty yeairc, there has been a, reduction
in crime of what IS ternied the grav-
er sett; but every DOW and then, at
fairly regular interVals, there 11
"liecanse."' "Ile shall do greater tires Were 787,676. This increase
works t,han these because I go to was ehiedY CrinleS against PrePer-
my rather.'' Decauce Christ is in ty. :All published statietics show
God. and God is in tie is the reason that neither penal servitude nor im-
man is able to accomplish greater 1)1 501)1110111 tierves to deter the hal)i. amount, of that color you have on t;orao new place to go to, for the
tic tl Cl tu 1 ti ci f • 't
To-cley will yea 110 t, fee) that ;) OIL the nmst incorrigil)le of all being any one of the fair judgment to de- hid and sustained hem theee had. his
convince tee people in leis day of Oli. my frie2eq, marked with the thought to the 13ritish taepayer inat as it. is useelly the warp thet wears about: it. teen, at the eiget teen,
divine 'nature by s'n owing 1.11 powel• work Christ luls given to eon to do show it Marko:1 inere0,4,2 04.2 neeraers to peoeuce narmontous (net:ls. and sew rot tee eiecant.etaeces. and
the forcee of 'nature; lie revealed his call only aecomplisa the greater women. Of the graver crimes Which cid° whet colo should go together eVe- 1111011 him (II. Chron Nthni urtat11,etc:., cae4n3cli.hccsItterregdyiysohstratenes5
0101 payeieal- diete,80,- ti led tn by ievolg and working in eltrisq, and burglaries. It is not a pleas:int (4et the hest four Or live -ply ware, doulitlees Elijah taiked wi
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Very pretty and serviceable carpets
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When -the weekly washing was
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did not need ironing, but were sort-
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