Exeter Times, 1904-8-11, Page 71
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OF (10I-.111Ni8 FBff
Reason the Bad Element Predorainates
in Many of Our. Cities.
(Entered occordieg toAct of the Par. arehy, whieh, wifen developed« be-
lianler" °I Cana"' le the Ye" L418 s atical anareby
Thousand Nino flundred and 1.-orr. 1 °e' I nd poli
NNge, llaily« of Toronto, at tha and is ,subversive of e'Veq QM 0
/ienartment of Agriculture, ii)ttaw.t. )eivLgovennuent. When under the
desp4tchozu Las Angeles says: temehing a that great infidel Vol -
Rev, Prank Pe Witt Talmage preach-Eta/reth ehUrebes Pavisetc's-
ed from the following text :---dUdges'!eroee
di)and p4011Arselpatteddressuepaoni.ng,grleldg
aeu
P4 14, "Tizen said all the trees un
the bramble, Come, thou, and z'elgtn..,thm-tn.7411,c4111:0ierdsh4tipbpeQldlt: .ttlrienFrle
enteih
cape ae
over us."
;"reign of terror" was at band,
fa 111°U3 rn 1)1(' " fable °I Wiletic'were the bullets of the slayer
-
.loWurt wg S t ' • • r
•••
•
appears he looks like beautiful
god, instead of like a devil. His hair
is a cluster of itiscious grapes, rich
as those of Eshcol, which the spies
carried back from tbe proznised land
to the Hebrew encampment. His
cheek has not upon it the pale look
of a corpse, but it is flushed with
what loOks like the redness of health.
He comes to us ItOt as a pauper. In
his pocket he jingles the coin of his
taxes as he says: "You cannot, you
dare not, do without me. I am
King Alcohol. There is not a poli-
tical convention all this land ex -
TIP' S. SIESSO
Nit
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
AUG. 14,
---
Text of the Lesson, I. Kings
1-16. Golden Text L Kings
xviii., 12«
In our stuci,v of the life of Elijah
W0 must ever see him as a man.
God, standing before, God, hearin
cePt one that has flared hurl a de- NirChOerd"Oir of
f4 C111 idea4rVg bspealza t: -
fiance at my sceptre. My rtuev ing, so we see hint doing Just what
evil to be the saloon, but nede God told bele iinhesitatingly. A man'
throne will yet bo built under the of God ie a Clod controlled men.
great dome in the rotunda of our whelly M the band eie God, tbat God
'national capitol. I shall yet be may be glorified in hint. We left Elijah
publiely recogniZed as King in Am- in our leet lesson tbe borne of the
erican politics as ant everywhere in widow a Sarepta, the tbree inmates
secret recognized as King Alcohol of the borne witnessing day by day
now," the miracle of the con:dant increase
EvILS Leopeemoyeseuee;s... of the rueet and oil according, to the
I would like, sr thero had been w°i'd or the' Lord"
The incident of the death and re-
isthuirnicoselt‘a_lootv,111).,:kst ot:ehottitthuelottirlsi.icLio, :.Nnv:osalivt.soboi utatorlAil
and tliot the word of the Lord in
ways than one., roc ,a convention of Garfield and of the slayer of Wil- otigeer eiZtlingliPfteovilliatVietr:arjaelng.°f
of trees it. had e perfect topographic„LZ iMilesKeiLt Ifielline°8,1dee‘Par flArelltaritleCei hind And bidding f(u. kirigshiP,, I al-
tius
setting. On the southern side
this ennetts valley is Blighty maen°t,f taf obostiettteyoput 10111.1°0T tnthorla,tl,nohilter.of licliennotwieustaluesst
taint. On the oorther% side hoaryths
headed ereunt Ebel juts Its see...value:1i ienlreeth.ist.17uhrothe‘rvinesorneo, ty:ttt lazos'- people wilt Mt their imeds ebalitemei,Vhhowillfg ttrituatth'the eLl°07dd(;%)hde
horror as speak and say. "Why. oi Elijah coulee not, °nee* tofu:redoes-
wri14:led 1°°•"!' 7he'9° tw° mcsun- studio.' the nistory of a. stable form titere is no clanger like that threat- )y sustain life, but also give life to
ins as sounding boards tossed th.e."„,. „awe.,
oing voices of the cheering tele- "' 111 govermnent which. did not ening est" Yes, there i, any s the dead. what an honor to be a ,
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f -et iv ns elle lenge to en over-,' friends, When en lioneet inan liel.repreeentative of such a God and to l!
ates backward and,' forward. evea!! gg peelt!)-,:e-d'en'ceg heel" °Aye its eheeted to the niginet executive be in'eeeteletant and coescieur, toure.t. 1
iiTyttebp potilw4e.or‘feutik , _inne-e to nit earthly reiet,„ armee :.0enee of a, coo bw. finds ont, meth to:41th Him, Rs Einjub ivast
blow. of two bu.tti,000rs. The son ehy in its resistaece of God alwaes surpriee, he emenot shut up tiro, bro-i According. to the sietitee
•e OW gurgling wit tore of many t°"e° ta 41114°111ilmn°1'4/ "ils c'r 4.1i'nc‘• ',through alaes (Luke iv. 25; `3 air
1:r41:111111,sinfejiiiri,lczantz,.;tbis tertuftInnol‘.wiltitefinnIs's:111;f1 1.4110a11:.(4.y-collyrtaUwwiht-herevie(,0,"1"Inc:::.el.,it s dre 1.) ..112.2h spent three 4111d a elf •
e** years by the ltrook anti In tne eoldiere tee an
ices treble to win votes for 'their 'ago unte`l atiu'istic !its Well lb° "ters nt the Polls' hack born. r I el S .rAt, "n the •
that woo; awl 1.441„. eltinuetew 411114111 means anar1.81 chy in resise tlrels as he would. k 11 1 n. cannot stop mond theouee Lord Joit.15
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f • A ,1111 le ap 1,11(' •
itecinee for the Kitchen. 0 I
IlYgdene *1;4 Othtr Notes 4,
fur tho housekeeper. ,
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00900i4,113nesactell04
l'I.:STED RECIPES.
uJ eri..a.M."•":MAL:0 a plain boiled
and ethii.). with ono•Italf q.
grenuloteil gelatine. Willett
oftened in a, cup a water..
fourth a pottml of Mal -1
tnacaroart crumbs, end
briond eXtract. :4/et on
o ape.,
44
CoAttec offers a Ifttle advice that
t
lethy (dwelt' never he weaned in
treater if it can be ovoided, as the
el age of food inivariably occasione
disi urbances of tbe dige.stion.
The halo- should 141, sponged
by
11 U( hot %leather. If the
ten is allowed to. reenran on
rienly heat and el -en eezet
evelop.
edethe the babe too warm..
Tho sitmlid soft.
loose, It the hands and
leo, the baby de warm.
, dishonest odic -leis in latter 11 Kings ;evil, Ion eow the chopped olitionds.
ANOlite Teetell, in PcoPhee3". 'feu developed poisiinoue results Sar iillguefqi to oilow thew- e -II ree et - ereani, sprinkled with. .
VAW "41 11 the trees of the °Mile clap •
1 100 1'11108. Like ,osD
None word of the I.oed that eent hint
their bends." Jotbano lu iotirF° tw°,2: ''Irnll172."); ‘,„ eite to edist• have sitnIner Only th4!! to his biding places comes to him"
b trees. as eotwention deice '11131Pre "wo -' sober to -d13 wbeil I lum• wfirraml ;t -On With t t10 message, "Go, ebew thyself
. Wil 11 1.11AVitlg bonds, Timeline" l'Ll'"beisill and allareyd in their tail- that bramble atheism, bramble gold. I unto Ahab, and 1 will .send rain UP'.
V. laving lips and epareeing eyee7, ;Mate Weaning 5111"1"1 n"" 140 sieNtrI ttuble alcoholism and bramble 11- on tbe earth" feniii, 11; and oboe
Their rustle WAS to Mtn (Articulate ,ated. This wos the editddia I ount m.(1044811065, the four great evil ;dient Elijah 'went to show bbuself
speech. Their brancbes were out- ,eheleetlIfete „r°11,tec'elishe8tileei:te''' .74„'1•,1.,1eL5 %,a.hlus,r, terms ei the would be bramble king, to Ahab. 11011011 JOEPPh WAS to4d!
idled arms. Their eanies were il "'"''''''''' • " v inflill :' 'in "i• "ri:-.i)T-. are trying to take possession of our ' to take Mary and the child Jewel
erdly had this great convention fruit only' when manured with the
of trees steseMbled in the valley of ' 1 tterielies us that A man has a revolt,. 1 brought him word When it nefs Gule
Shethern to select n hing than it be- bonen of fat usurers. luso ent des- , sih.,,
pots, perfidious politicians and black., to,i .v o 105Q NV 10 ft a . nth oven^ im ) 111 0 ...t141.0 g;:' ,.` , 411
( t ti 1 11 r -,. f * 1 1 1, 1 ' E lint 0 1 -as
.earne self evident that the great ma- legs gerwril I ty. I( figlia i t Or 9 OppreSS 1111T1 An well us to those undee him. i manoglog: 00E'llt/ had Qu'3 to 4.410:; '
jollity oil the delegates were redy to
you. p an i tie 111 oi, 01then g -
I t • I: • it f • • bu By this statement ma 1 here to ten (Matt. 11. 13. -On,
1 uujoeety ferkill, dlet us Wes; also tire low and lay them you or ta vo e. ii. mil urnmg rom . a momen
robols to hint of honor and truth ,F°YerliMe"r'' .g t „S t American liberties and throttle out anfl go tioun to Egypt, the command
of (I-51 I d' f • . I rile enkv ren1Q11 far l‘ir°11r.S " tbeig. NritS, "lie thou there until 1 bring
bery. The tree of liberty bears „
-Trois Jothatrt a fable or parable, the word."' awl the `Wine nlessea5er
statopefled for tfrfe tree, '"Vonte,..'" d
fwhomt T f Flijah for
malde the olive tree our king!" To out. It Sbylocks of the bloody city vale speak to 'I !1St ZO; that VA. learn that Ahab had tot ruler
Jotham ouvc, iros the symbol, lieeCe yam, make their homes de.s- great raan Ar.drew lison said to his bowie a God feerIng man rattle(
ngth nod wealth fold power elate, studs the seience of death. that great f1rt ore stet maiL Inclined ;Obadiah. eta. aft Ids Mille, inkplit'S
\steel as henna,. nat. thA yen hellets, steel, meiinite, I:ere...etre, Thompson of Indiana, %Or(n A .vritaugil S*. *21 of Jehovah). wrwed the ,
4IOO 14044141 r """? phosphortis, lire sticks, torpedoes, boy he went with his fallow to call Lord in tliat
2 +1:t(,)ent tle)ereVellt:0).1"1 lithotractear, poison. Westing pow- upon the president. Aftz.r a short tng os of doseph in l';gyPt JAM -
the trees. The)) this ritvat, enliven. der, bombshells -any weapon you can 'conversation itichard Thotop-am's fa- iel 1U11114111 wad sUggesting to 00
tion wanted to eleet the fig tree get hold of. Also you must steal liter turml and said: "Mr, piedmont, that it is poseible to fi.rerve tbe Lord
long. The delegates next odered the , like Seattnns think like heroes ondirny son Dick ie not of nay political under auy circumstances in which He
nom na ton or ru ers 1 p to the vine,
whove rieh blood had made the vino- gsaitTailint Iu/sieseTn1011,1; ;1:,1111eDitsrt`lvT,eill utitir) 41g" 41st you ip the ne\t, electionl About the thne that the Lord cent
tion Ilan et the ,Ammeen people, Ilexit:etriiattlt obifs:up,AbIrna,idayiesgtht11:11.4 sioonl; 4'01(1 Elijah eo rated Ahab both Altai) and
1
e
fight this fne miscalled "1-cen' elf and let your conScissm'e be
thought" ns you %venni fight death.
Drive God awoy from your land, aml
you Wind over tills government to be
t- r s II Be like hell." Suit Is the full faith. 1 feat, he is going to vote 'Way Permit us to he Placed.
*yards of Sheclunn femous, But the mettle )2red,,,,,, if 1, e eie„,
; lig tree And the' Vine both refilRed the Ineei joetnhe„„c,onzeelni: neirtleneetie;aelt.oirnod Aolttalttlinirtitnn7.'
scepter of the forest.
"L'ILE B.1.1) EL,E1111:NTS GOT CON- other way by hiMself tveree (1). to
gulde " So in tile COnting elot:tion save the ho* nttit MAPS tiliVe.
I say to you. "As a man' Bilitth Mtn Obadiah and fetid to him,
think for yourself and lot your con.. "dio thy Lord. Elijah is
seioure he year guide." Ilet bei 'f' 11M" tvern( 8). Obadiah replied
ter. in the ItOnte or on the tercel, and Met It was as moth ((s his lire wee
1 NV5S tO show n dtmger which ruenuced ' '' 1111 e.: • 1 • 1 I " ' . lirnive enough to risk, the vengeance
oi cae n i t
But in this Jothron parable, .after
the olive and the Ilg and vino had he 4041,2 4.1114114 .04„rolivo. tho .v,port
all refused the scepter, the worst e1e- oe nihilists, Tho„ you ,sp lot forte,
ments got coati%) of the convention the death town, to an oilier and to t ,1 arch i‘v s
hall. Then these had elements seed oeue neelie worth to do euch tieing, inasmuch
the proteetion of life and property. 1 e „, as Alio) bad caused eeeren to be
busieess ,vour ineseinn nusiness.
see if thee could find wator andtrass
to melt other : 1)5 1101111Aille
king after our own spirit. :[,et us riair'l - - • • I d he n oath of eVerv kumiloni
OF WE:AI...TIT waYs make your duty IQ your 'tete. made ter •
make the curse of the field our hing. But t a• everywhere and
Hall. bramble! King Bramble: Heil, convention hall or •,T 01 otitnnfs vision
bramble, our future ruler!" Ivo see the bramble being advocated
Jothant'e pur rose 11 1 • 1
t
to yOtte state. to yoite eation, your la ta "
t I. an (bite . Then the greiit
Obadiah feared the 1.0rd and was
tive lend fron id • 1 " '
•
I I th ie• itild riot
tienger•s wbieh threaten tide, our rat- thld him (i.erses 9-1'1)* AltilQugit
AS leing by another powerful fAction •
his owit cou t d 1 .• It is composed of the woreeipers of Wel peen e and its kind will „ , tehe "eel love a
wealth. When the members ot t .
Tir country all 1 Inerogli
it* history. faxtion him:Ire:1 of tele Lord s prophets by
here bave been In 1.11 rise to make their imminat- fil° fig and 'the vine will he heading
e past, as there
are todiey, men who eonspire to get fag sPeerbes we see that the speak,- tha knee .3n national worship nt the hiding them in caves et the time
Orenge Omdlet---Beat the yolles
enven (leers watt Nar7pootte(41
powdered bligar, whip the whites to
etiff froth. and pour over then% the
Mixture. Stir very lightly. addieg',
the juice- and rind of a large orange
Brown In butter. set in a hot oven
two mietites,, fold, sprinkle will
powdered sugar and serve at once
Two so Ake for luncheon.
Itaked Caramel euetorde-Stir one
fourth of a cup of sugar in a aauce-
pan until a light brown, add '
tablespoen of water and stile in
pint Beat °our e
1 -(dd to the sugar,
lided Eggs. --Beet smooth a eup
wofithreoante41 tet&teenbe,c.‘ifie.:r 1414kt :tos7rSetaQd
On the bOttOtal of a badteng dish,
breok on top as many whole eggs
311 you require. and set in the Oren
a few eehmtee. Be eareful not to
epoid the shape of the egg* and r
move front OP oven as soon as the
are set.
An egg• a cheese dish Is made in
this wav• Put one cup or rich milk
. •
into a pan, thicken wale a. table-
spoon of flour, season with butter,
Sett and eayenne, and add three lab-
lespoonWls of grated Parmesan
ebeeec. Ileat Three eggs until *very
llght, and add when the mixture it
nearly cold. Beke in paper eases,
or ram:1101ns.
A Ake luntheon (11sIr is prepared as
follows : Take some told, mashed
'power's, and shape into triton -den.
brown in butter. Poach os many
eggs as you have triangles and verve
an egg on oath.
Pop-•ovors, ono of tbe nicest hot
breads for breakfast, for the chime-
teristie which gave them their moue
&needs up t • * "
tre made as follows Stir together
one pint of milk end elle-half
d flour, add a pinch of ;exit mut five
egg's wen beaten", but 1101. separated.
'Bake in gent Pens in (pick own. If
011 ilnd it convenient they may be
vowed hot with liquid lemon sauce,
as a dessert.
Potato Chowelea-When Potatoes
are old and of poor quality a good
way to utilize them is in a chowder.
Pare six large one; cut them in inch
ociticeh,oisno,:k incuctolodr Inc•thi toepr fnenre aa (4412 1n
qunr-
ter of a pound of fat ham Or bacon,
axid one large onion. Put them in
he kettle, cookie- slowly until light-
olorecl. Add die drained potatoes
nd a pint of boiling water, one-half
u o salt, and one -
11 Zlitt:10
et. t ive
u,
41111:1,
the *arrimea
have plenty 01
' drink' between
er, especially
1 The food filund
' ed water or rI
the Play
diarrhom is d
ter is made bv
s nful of nee
thre..1 hears.
quiet and
feet '
f, kept Nvorni.
the
44.
trenttle
tho
(Ned
•
144) given
The b.11,
pure, coot r
gs in, h •
11bus, oarrif
diluted, or h
sliould tater
food until tho
rol. itice wa-
one table -
quart of we -
holey ukl
the
stieh
4"•',
onFes which
the most tarot'
doctor's diree-
sho
ShOtt
be all
Matey c
berome
4.100,
Manager:1
""Iliere is
tarl(e(1 goo
tIon (due to
riinea pun
'that hos such a,
pan the exhaus-
at famed summer
d air. The ob-
seming,; mother has -noted how with
baby gets better on rood (laNs end
worse on hot (lase. Tap tont-
eiq. cleanest OW in the 11011E0
FihnuId be found for the belie-. /t
Ountid. be kept in the open oir, in the
'1 shade_ as much as possible zma, may
the Fa ne Caro owl treat !Trent. the
Control of the teal 2)„,.tees 12, 0), era* teeth are all of gold, and their foot of the cross. that she attempted to kill them all„ 4
der tliat they linty nominate men yet he feared death, for uote his
arms ore of gold, and theit• hair is
of gold, aed their legs to•e of gold
th: eefold, "'Ile will slay 11W'' (verses ,
utterly unfit for the high (ace of • ; fe, 14):1 Ilut this is not strange
the presidency oi the United Stat(s, Tlwir fingers are or gold. though t XPI...0REItIs moNuATENT. t 22, or Abrainun asked Sarali to lie,
litank God, they have not succeeded Gine' lia• a gold ri da upoe those
yet, for the inen \vim have been nom- fingers. 5'heir neeks also are 04. 1,01(1 Suggetion to Erect Conunon Mem- tn,0112,1,21121,21,°, 1.1tihneTriltrwela'astiona°sleitli42:1111011r111 (e.,00a112;
Mated by the verities parties are though the collars around those orial in London. '''
!Men of high character and sterling neelis are of pure gold. Their feet The last of th . t 1,3 024.2 ex- tiat,tt he might be slain.,
' worth. ,But we, need to be on our are of gold, though the shoes which
guard against the conspirators, who eOver those feet are not made of * o ei s o ft leau !h 41. inige sil ,,Ckl 0 -0:10s11 oeYdtitT-sa &Matt ,I.:11-1ei,illetiWCtohat411:M rie-n
& A
from among lis. the question has
will will eever cease their efforts to leather, bet of gold. By the old
win that greett ita•ize. Let us iden- Romen law a man could not vote waled to us conmning the gain
been asked whether it would not be
a fitting thing to re iSe a memorial ti1.1,a2t-td,(211:ttli; 118. t(?01.1.,11V".,,b(i.11)7170. 1114- w.-.
tify them, a we may sedulously unless he was a property owner and 1 .
to t Jew intre id mos. • • s ' `V, ' t
guard against their insidious at' his property was valued, I believe, Mungo Parrc, Livingstone, Grant. (lie before Jesus Christ died. and
taclie
Now, for my. part, while I hold ey. To -clay. there is a tendency not
at something iiice se2e0o in our mon- Burton, Baker, Stairliy-these are rose again that it. has been Niece. ea
eames worthy to tette a place alon II • t f
it mute the :same to tie_ bele. 2 o t
th t d • g much to restrict tlie VOtO in presi- • de eaptives whom e se lee, ac- 0
eird of a teaspoonful of pepper;
•
to be taught in a stete institution, dentia l elections to side the other "great dead" %Ono are cording to Eph. nte. S, may have t
I contend that no young man is pro -
the Pr-ePertSt handed down in bronze, to succeed- 43 005 of the end Teeta-,
g c or c n )e n uenee 3, le
made fa ili • fth tile Bibl
W"44'. as to those who either own ing generations. een .
ment days, who until the resurrec- c
perly educated who bas not been °it a 1 i d b tl
religious tied morel. principles. I prospect of gettiag gold.
claim that as educated TACO and we, Do you profess to. believe that
men it is just as important to know gold -yellow gold -as a would be
who were Moses and Joshua and bramble king, is not trying to get
David as who were Shakespeare and possession of this government? Po
Beene and Welter Scott and Goethe 3r011 for one moment profess to be -
and Victor Hugo. I claim that it is lieve that the United States would
more important educationally to be as quick to declare war against
know who Jesus Christ is' than who Englitnd or Russia or Germany or
Mohammed WAS cilia what was the France as it was against a poverty
cause of the Trojan war. 11 the strickeo nation like Spain? 'Pouch
the nation's pocketbook and in
many parts of this land you will
make the ward "patriotism," writ-
ten in letters of gold, turn as black
the oath ,efnec upon the leaves or as the heart of selfishness and deceit.
na ai w le e and its
DIARRHOU'' DYSENTERIC,
COLIC, CRAMPS,
PAN IN THE STOMACH,
kilt) ALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
ITS EFFECTS ARE MARVELLOUS.
IT ACTS L/KE A CHARM.
RELIEF ALI4OST iPiSTitETTADIECILISh
leasaritl Rapid, Reliable Effectual,
tiOub'E,t1-10ULII!-IAvE
san YOUR DRIJGC“.ZT FO'R !T. "'ARC NO OTHS
*
atheistic elements of this country
are not trying -to get possessiOn of
this government, why did certain in-
fidel newspapers a few years ago ae-
nounce-the presidential act of taking
al*
One of the great dangers threaten -
an open Bible? eneey claintoe that, ing the welfare of our land is the
"as the go 04.11100114. had no estab-ipower of the great 'money coMbina-
lished church, therefore the president
'tions- It is a rapidly developing
elect had 110 right to render allel
P01101 and it is ever alining to seat
glance to any one particular God."
in the presidential chair of this free
Men who , write soph ist ries of this
nation its' bramble king, gold, as
kind are. enemieti WIl'Ont WO Cannot
the supreme ruler of this gi•eat peo-
afford to deride. They masquerade
pie. When the great railroad trusts
under the banner of "free thought"
and the oil trusts' and the tin can
and they appeal, to the intellectual
411 idd which flourishes among unedu_ tiusts and the beef trusts and the
eated or half educated elements in sugar trusts and the steel trusts can
our , PoPulation. Do not imagine dictate W110 38 to be president of
that they aee. despicable opponents or the United StateS let us 1)eware1
ihat there is no danger of their ever Take thy clover), foot, 0 yellow and
electing a president of the American be King 'Bramble, from off the front
people. I tell you that to -day the , doorstep of the Idhite House. Tholi
(1111)011 tiS Well as 'the WeoPle at largos, didst destroy the Roman and the
should i'ecognize the evil influences
which are working undernea,th us and
all etl)out to render this a godless
nation, and to exclude all recogni-
,
'Lion of Gild from the adts,, and policy
of the 'United State:4 government. d to destroy us
Grecian governments when their na-
tional power passed into the hands
of the few capitalists. Thy foul
breath is 310W hot our checiks,
but, by God's help thou shalt not be
ONVe
Alreadi- this evil inonster calling it-
self "Free rilhauglit" has a grip upon, RING ALCOHOL AS BRAMBLr.
our ballot box. Alrelicly in the cau-
cuses oi every (0111.1.11140 41. hall EIS a But again we find the destroying
factor this and blasphemous 131 amble ca'AYasSing 1°r suPrenlacY in
rebel against the vide of the Most American politics in another way.
1-11,11 must, be reckoned wif11. He now appeals to the diseased -and
inflamed appetite of man for
"11.t.A.IIII3LE OF FlIFE
strong di 1111 Dot though if a •
TIT 0 ITO 111
may J0°1: at this 13 raM bl
I eould eseeciallv plead 'with the enough lie can see him clitne d i
, k e n -
American people to tight lee evil to the wriggling coil or a snalce;
''bramble of free thought,'' laccause ilielUSina, the most, famous would hace saved the trouble with
,tosis ance to God is the sptrlt of an.- of all '':crefich fairieS, ,Whon first he the rifles and Maxim
Mr« Francis Galton--,hlinself an ae-
plorer of reputation -fur did he not
penetrate 'to Khartoutu half cen-
over mei cook s1av11. until the po-
tion and -ascension of Christ had not 14
tbe heppiness which then became!
theirs. There are etill many bellev- n
t tender. In a second sauce -
an heat sepint of milk. dlicken it
vitli one beeping tablespoonful of
ou tl • o the potatoes..
rosto and add more seasoning, if
eeded, also One tablespoonful of
hopped parseley, and simmer for
iVe minutes longer.
in Kensington gardens. Placed to bondage througb. fear of death, 1,1
Ors 1Vh0 are all their lifetime subject
tury ago? -suggests 'that a mem-
orial to all the explorers be
His idea is that a massive block he but there is no reed of it, for He is c
erected near tbe present obelisk *in
memory of Spelte. On its rounded
top would be map of AfriCa, in
holci and colored moesaic, such as it
would appear on a globe of 5 It, ra-
dius, and down its sloping sides
would be carved' the names of the
greater and lesser explorers. Alte-
gether a very attrartive design.
Nor would it coet muchsaid
the secretary of the 'Royal Geograph-
ical Society recently. ProPoSals
have been made before now for meiu-'
able to deliver from all such fears.
Elijah's reply to Obadiah's fears
was, "As the "Lord of hosts liveth
before whom 1 stand, I will surely
shew _myself unto hint this tiny"
(verse 15). Compare 1. and
let us take as one of our watchWords
"The liveth before whom I
stand." Note in connection with it
Gabriel's testimony in LuRe i., 19,
and our Lord's own Words in John
vi., 57, "As the living Father hath
sent Me, .n 1 live by the Father,
So he -that eateth Ale, even he shall
oriels to famous African travellers. live by Me."
But 1)84*. passing of Si litley seems to k.4
oecr a speciai opportunity for Illr. _ .0_eh.ct adialt,, being encouraged and as -
0 al ton' s idea. Wha t is 112.41 4.0(1 is b:, Well* and told Ahab, and
sal. Possibly," added Mr. Keitie, that he,
kliab went to meet Elijah, and when
that someone should push th'6, propo-
"the Royal Geogr•aplhical Society it they met, Rlijah fearlessly i old. Ahab
not Elijah, was the cause
self may take the matter up."
Salmon Croqueites.---Open anil turn
out the can of salmon an hour or
more before using it, thitc! giving the
fish a chance to aerate. Remove
ski,4 and bones, break the lish in
flakes and drain off the liquor -to be
used in malting the sauce. Meaeure
a.nti for each packed cupful place in a
saucepan two tablespoonfuls of brit,
ter, one-half of a ieespoonful of salt,
one-third of a teaspoonful of i.vhite
pepper or paprika. Set over the
fire, and when melted add three
tablespoonfuls of flour and cook
slowly for a few minutes. Put the
fish liquor in a cup and fill up with
inilk. Stir this into the butter and
(lour, and when smooth ancl very
thick draw to one side of the fire
nd cook for live minutes. Season
he fish with, salt, pepper, a, few
rops of onion juice, and a sprinI-1,
mg of lemon juice. and add a table-
spoonful of finely chopped parsely.
Turn into the cooked sauce. mix and
stir occasionally until the fish is hot
through. Take from the fire, 2'prea.c1
On a buttered dish, and set aside utt-
til cold and (mite firm. Shape with
the hands into small croquettes;
lould. the mixture stick. (hist NVith
pinch of flolir, but use just as little
e possible, that iThey may not, , be
ry and 10110 vhen cooked. 'When
11 are molded, dip eaeli into slightly
eaten, egg, and roll, in 11l0, dry
read crumbs. Nave ready a. deep
ettle partly iilled with F,moking hot
t T11111101'FO tI10 croquet 1es-110t
101'0 I 11.8,21 three at a time -and fry
olden 1)rown. thcln 01,1 an d
rain. cm unglazed paPer sPread
1),)-11 at the back of the range at'
1,11t, 'IOW 1110 'Cot, to heat
)r ]i '1.1 hafore putting in more
'ocinetles until it :-.inokes• as before,
all are done, servo on a hot
dish,
of all this troubl e upo a 1 srael, and ct
he commancled him to summon the
prophets of Baal to Carmel, with
SCIENCE AT 15,000 FEET. all Israel, that the God of Israel
The fact that the 13ritieh might publicly give a tokcei that IT- e
expedition into 'Pibet has suffered onl:v is the living and true God. Our
from imperfectly cooked food and the nT('1"Ixetr0leisssongr7aiil'l f111142'`1:1:1 (1-17-derai31)'(sor 1-111i17-1
jahs who will prompt ly and fully
obey God end either hide themselves
or fearlessly meet, the blasetheming
congelation of the oil on magazine
rifle locls leticis a writer in the .1,011 -
flea to remark that the appli"-
cation of a little $Cientific knowledge Ah *4.)', as the Lord may say, or do a
would have saved 11111(11 troul)le in both at once, for it is only as self a
this case. '1 Ile inilitaxy authorities is hidden, reckoned dead, that 0 od
should have known that at 15,000 can 'manifest Himself 1.0 tho ungodly , a
Feet altitude e11 ceases to 1)e a lubri- Ali 4845 who would fain rule T 1 i a11c1 I 1)
cant,, and that the boiling point of ITi» Chris,t off the earth, and_ out 1)
water desceitds about Iwo 'degl.COS of His book and,. as Trion saY. run ,
'Fahrenheit for every 1.,000 feet of things theniselves, exalting self above. I fa
\aysicileintaiithtioget, jos(1)11ding-.),(i,)tte
is. l)-ct-17,\t'ilgoaclintzotinicoletre(1,';f0g2111i1Zainng a 11-1,1 tc,i) 440(1lio
safety--valves bloWing 011 pres- will but their 1)4 11 'Vet tho T.:3.11,c.1
sure of 15 potmds to tile square 111, ,,,1, p 1 a
Inch, woul11 have prevented 1111 flitTi-
culty found in, boiling- fc)c)d.
glycerirle, instead or ni ine 011
Goa 1102101' torgets th„,211
,an forget himself,
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