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Oft DIZZINESS:
'Trim OR OluousREtt.
1VER OR TORPID LIVER.
plus, OR CONSTIPATION.
SAU.OW SKIN.
TliE COMPLEXION
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a purely vegetable System
Renovator, Blued Purifier and
Tonle.
A medine tht acts directly at
the same time OR the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels and Blood.
It cures Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Constipation, Pimples, Boils, Head-
ache, Salt Rheum, Running Sores,
indigestion, Erysipelas, Cancer,
Shingles, Ringworm or any disease
arising from au impoverished or
impure condition of the blood.
For 1101e by all Braoolsts.
ItEMARICABLE SURGERY.
A inervel netirgery Is reported
from. Scranton, Pennsylvenla. As the
Asia ut an attack of pleurisy the
heart of Annie Riley, aged thirteen,
moved from the left to the rtght, side
of the body. Thus it remained for
twelve months, when bet removing
four entire ribs the surgeons reStored
the heart to its oorinal place. The
gid is recovering.
Too much knowledge has been
known to strangle happiness.
THE CHRISTAIN SABBATH
A Vivid Contrast of .the Old Time
Religion " and the New.
(En,t,ered eeeercling to At of the Per-
alanieet of eyouccia, in the year one
Th ane lunched ale/ Our.
by Wm. Ilaily, of 'Toronto, at the
I'enartment of Agriculture ottawa
A deepateli trona. Los AngeleS, Ca,
suers: Rev. Prank De Witt Telmage
preaehecl from the following text:—
Psalm xi„, 3, If the foundations be
destroyed, what Cart tile righteons
do?"
Emasculating, depreeSing and be-
nuelniug ie the maxim propagated by
eome lazy, nonprogressave people as
the rule ei theugnt and life, that
"what was good enough for our fa-
thers should be good eeough for us."
woUld yield to no man in My •rev-
erence for the ineneery of the sainted
dead whose secred dust lies in our
cemetries, No flowers aro there too
fragrant for the family plots, no epi-
taphs too eloquent or too reverent
recount. ttemr virtues, nor, when
he family financee ore Adeanate, anY
quaOlentn to imposing to enshrioe
heir rain. 1. have alWays found
ut when inveetigating' thot if a eon
doge not respect, the memory of a
dead mother he will not respeet the
. .
being wife, who becomes the mothei
of his children.
In the first place, I protest against
the leoncteleSut which is undermining
the foundatiotonee of our ences-
trill Sabbath. Be ilesecrators tame
been going up coal deem the length
and breadth of the iand asserting
that religious worahip een become as
much a form cif dissipation as drink
etovereating or overexereising• ewe
be. They Illeke a wrong a.pplication
f our Lord's words that the "Sab-
bath Was made for tnan told not lean
for the Sabbath.' They affirm that
fa faheUrd for a. businesa man who
s been at taril work for at least
days of the week from 7 Weigel;
the Morning; eontetimes until 10
,n or 12 &clock at night to he
compelled to get up on 'Sunday in
time for an early Sunday echoed,
then -to attend tAVO 10ng church
preadiing services, and then perhaps t
o adtend a. Christian Endeavor so-
ciety besides.
They contend that Sunday should th
be a day of rest and that what a t
tan needs -upon the Sabbath (lay is b„„
relaxation. Ho should go to bed, k;
Saturday uight after a hot badh with 1:
his mincl perfectly at ease, As he 721
crawls into bed he should be Able to s
silY to himeell: "Now, I eau lie hero
c.
the weteltti which it pours, forth on
the needy and the suffering, hut he
will be disappointed. The econonee
which refuses to give help to those
who need proves a canker to prosper-
aty„ and those who withhold thelr
charity come to poverty,. The cool-
maed is that lie who loves God love
his brother also, and the conyerse is
true that be who does not love his
eeteee.
Y
chief purpose of your life, to bring THE s
to Christ your children and your s LEssoi
children and ,your children's children?
To -day let us have some of the .id
fashioned purposes and ways and
habits of our forefathers. When we
are dying may we never be ashamed
to utter the words which Dwight L.
Moody said to his children. You all
have read them : "May we not be
ambitious to make money. May we
not be ambitious for worldly fame
and honors. Vey we eiraply be am-
.
INT`ERNAOTCITON2A3L. LESSON,
-
Text ot the Lesson., IL Kings
vo 1-14, Golden. Text,
Jer. xvii., 14,
A an of God is not only one
bitmus to find a coneeerated, earnest tusIteleni:er.weell°1$11)rtaittlblefull°1 ervdit'ts:essa,S. SFLE3C3T'ElD RECUPES'
place to work in God's vineyard and 4c , o ass_es Drop Cakes—One cup ano-
ebbo vi de 3.7 hin tahnodt 47eyard our wives, . 4, pAp x,s truly o man of God he is
our friends wo'ranet supremely indtlierent to the titles, aT:eetsas79-0101.1:usll'od::11'411.'talblee:Poonnii:ciencl..
by ow. side tbe master's mule,r; positions or rewards of men, as ,geei°,-;:gt'ols.tc.d:11. o21:1.r.x 3sneognu;
That purpose isooda Illvoiliteblespsurpsosrl. rslibsehtaweeheutitihi: eata birhtiewelioQustatreabstt,1 Buttercup ethi
has blessed that holy purpose it thetlta king of Syria. a great and hon" rop 4".° 4-'411S clean" frcauth
liveS el the 01(1 fashior.eci folks wnc6oroble man, a neighey man in a,- I •
home eorning of their engtiren, 0.
are now in heaven owititiog tbe,leet a leper, and the fiklixAbi lean of ot77.;ug,ar r runtil very ieeinghmt.thr:de-: utalle
That God, unknosvn to the world as, Snell, "" a CUP cr" butter with a sup
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brother proves that he does not love purpose form,s the true foundationdyet in touch. with God linnself.
and beilOer of which inl The connecting link
his God.
„Ito dottiest delicacies ever ceoeed the living and true and
the maker beaten yolks of three eggs, and whip
y• glorified Christ, Mav God answerling art maid to Newnan's wife Over,
the fulallmentand:captive by the Syrians and was act- toes add two euris of no .
is the little
, - three times, with two teaspoonfuls of
to a smooth hatter. Stir in a cup
parnoningiThraelitish mold who had been taken of leltewarin milk (or water). To
in tbe mother's etove were not for and redeeming and ascended
vigorous appetite.s. They were for
the growiog boys, with health
pit and pew alike -
of this prayer for pul-;a11 and through all is t';le God 01" '
belong powder. Beet into this the
the poor consumptive young girl who
used to sit day after day upon the Isreel, who worketh all things after '
, egg and tetih mixture; finally fold in
ur sifted
oeighbor's veranda in the Maori sun,
smiling at us as we trudged away
the counsel of Bis own will, and who ;the whites, whipped to a standing
'USES FOR attrErt GRApEs. only cloeth wondrous things atoll. io i'frone, etti' in -eery lightly, and with
Green Grupe gam...stem the grapes 11; Pas. Ixxii., 18). A leper is -10,0„ few str ' , 13 - . in yet 'tine
to school. My, liow we cast long- and let thent sunnier in a porcelain human estimation hopelessly undeOri! Kalopse-For this any small ecr
ing eyes at those jellies! We then
-when soft hogermg death, The dasease is the the toe hest rta a sone a
at thews almost. wished we could be rub
kkeeteptlo:wwenitthfrom burninac
jest enough water to and as a role doomed to a stow. end ; of beef can be utilized, eveu Ir
get A4ttales44t for
tliaenklittl° Awnildik;tiatvir° a sieve, and meamire, To every int ture. Consteler the most how:made 1 of t
, A A ge in a la,N•er
through. a. colander, then through 141°st l'enierlfehle itYP° °t sin in SeriP" to the put salt and Pepper each pi
warm and Cellefeetahie the mite allow three -rewrote ef a poun*4 of man of weolth of whom Yeti 1:now or the pot. Over this eift, flour
tens looked whish mother knitted leg' granulated sugar.
steadily together for fifteen minutes, 'his fel/el"' it be is 'nu Unsa`ved Sin' n
one boa them lieve heard, held in great esteem by tweeter fietea yea °nowt ond a
bay leaves, Repeat until oil the in
tAlumdprureachuilulreftixtrtlliwvrin.v.gtooveill;rtelde4hoilivill stirrina coogantly to
in the valley was Prostrated with emote:binge seal het hi email fruit f part this life as such, see his ilattare ,, may also be put in to give strength
tars, or if preferred, it may be turned,
prevent nier, a 33001,31a leper. and should de- is in. If there ere some bones these
tYPboltl flevee and lay for monehs: into jelly glasses. end When 5014 ,descrileed by Our Lord Mansell in , to the gravy.
hovering between mu and death "
Lillie xvio 22, 23, and see also Rev- nettielegelOW11 by the side so as not ()ton
Pour water--oot t
don't you remember how your father seated fp, jelly. ' t - 3.n • ' 1-
, . ,T ii --T A M. 1
io ,r1,-,0„ for t in ion t Ines rather be the little:covered, stirrinc frequently attain
jaartga hitshetienitdilaghahnocirs stoomolkngtubrinss gielroaz Is, roeur. opec y.,. 1 , , . , , 1 c t. , 1.1 i I ,1 t wiu th,,, .. g
x ',.., ; >,..7,,,.., 4. i wash off the )3erlee. Cook elowly, and
t.s0.4 getting In bis wasbaraetts? ,rbe.y, tom iteoujel 110 gatheeed when Just hee all Re len 1 ° sr0t = nQ g_ _ ,WAter as it imils away, The tough -
that. that sick man ono .1. gig to turn ripn ;item them. !God of Israel. than the 3eper Naa- est meet wilt be eettler and juiey if
be, when upon his sick bed he heard ter in a preserving kettle for hall but not knowing 00(1* "Whnt t41011",
strong Athlete. However that ulaY i wash nncl e°°it with a ru1/1°1 c't Ira' ,Iliall' esnPr° though so great a Ilinn' PPreePeabrae: hitnogts1-41sTi7i:yre. cipe is for six
what his oeighbore had done anal" Imur ar Ilan ,oft. Let theni3t Profit a. man 11 he Sliall gain th° PeoPle. Lee eight eggs, one tea -
how they bad kept the wolf oi hun-"eool ti, little,
I at a., time, then put them, a little , whole world and los4blaoislitottistencsaopittlitv'e' ‘,8spp0000ltilegsobffnesi4nieggeonmioonA four table,
ger from his door he cried like a lit- through
or minced
tle ehild. He became just such a.Pressihg' hard to extract ult. the juice. inlaid might bovit Pined and frott'd boson, one-half teaspoonful Kilt. and
eick, veep as etalph Connor depicted Meaeure the liquid and allow one and ,beettuse of her raPtivitY. thet tate „oneteighth teaspoonful 01 pepper.
in one of hie backwoods te is, one-lialf cupfuls of best gratmlated oseents Instead to have felt, more for , Conk the meat oral onion together
I
Then the funerals ot elle fathers sugar to oath two cnefuls of juice., fler Master. who was a leper. than thoroughly over A hot tire Ove and forefathers. They never allowee, [Bring tlee julce aulenot to the bolo, for hereelf, and with heatt-telt de- ' uteso twat the eggs thoroughly, and
a, neighbor to be hurled like 0 dog (ling point, and Loll rapidly twenty frtre for his healing she naid to lim %add The SeaSoning; rut the pal-,; en 0,
0„ foieutiless pauper, iis eometintes we enhuites, then draw, the kettle to the mistress. "Would God, my Lorth.cooler port of the stove, and pour
do No. They literally practiced back of tele range and add the ete.)were with the prophet that is la Sa-; in the eager stir tilt the eggs become
he ospel rule: "It is better to go gar (whielt should be made very Maria. for He would recover him ot.thicle anti ereemy then
the house et mourning than to
the house of feasting." When their
neighbors wept, they wept. iVileu
heir netglibors were lowered into
heir open graves, they theineelvee
eta the ropes that gently let clown,
0 eeffiii.S. ditts not their way bitt-
er than our way'? We live end
reathe only for self, Was not tho
bristian ItelPing Inuld Qut fore- scald and strain them, To nye pound
tethers extended, to the troubled bites grepes allow two ar.el one-half pounds
their inid.st better Rum the icy
eighbors? We grumble in 4 etreet
which we regard otir Of Sllgnr, one pint of einegar, one
tablespoonftll each of einnae11011,
tare with
cloves, allspice, salt aml pepper; boll
ke sr beeetise we have to wait for two
o mmutes While a funeral procession, Until
. rather thick and Seal at oaCO,
er '
wending Its way to the cemetery, is Tie the spices in a piece of muslin.
ea holding us at a crossing. Tne Gold- Green Oran° Chattney.—Seed two
„ en 'Kale whieh our torefathers poao. pounds of green grapes and put them
t(, tired ehould never be allowed to slip in a preserving kettle with one and
'7 out of our lives. The sick limn who
o lives next door to us should be hist
11 as carefully cared for and nursed by
le
us as if he was our own son.
o
bot ut the oven while the juice is
boiling), stirring steedily until it is
dissolved. Return to the Inc and
boil briskly for two minntes pour
his leprosy (verse 3). I have gem „buttered toast an• d serve.
tittle girls of ten or teseve years in; Jellled Iloullionn-In serving hOUll-
Porto Rico who go from house to Ion lu hot weather make lit the day
house among the mountains saying. hefOre; when cold remove all greose,
into eelly giasses and set aside where 1"Peitee to this house,1* and then ask,'„ end set the bowl on lee, adding a
It Will not be disturbed foe two days itho privilege of singing of JehuS and tableepoonful of prepared gelatin to
then cover. Of reading about Him from His word. :each pint; break into inwttlar bits
dist beginning to turn ripe. sten; suera children es these put to eliame, wItteh must not he stiff, hut only
Green Grape Catsup. --Select grapes 110w this Israelitish maid antlatcl half the cops with this jelly,
tuat as long as please. If 1 aWa
at 9 o'clock, all right. If I ea
sleep to 3,2, better still. Then aft
I awake I will haven cup of col
and a roll brought to zny bedsid
and will eat a little and then sta
in bed another hour, reading tit
newspaper. °Then after dinner wi
take my children out to one at ti
public parks or down by the seasid
and get a. sun bath and a view of
God's trees and valleys and hillsides,
or I will go to one of our great art in
galleries and look at the pictures. It de
is impossible for no to go ana see hi
the painters' and the sculptors' nuts- 121
terpieces on any other day. Therefore oN
the city tart galleries should be open- ie
ed on Sunday. Then in the evening 0
hour I will go to church if I feel like 1
it. If I do not desire to do so sh
will go to bed again and rest—yes,
tl
just rest, such a system of rest
I shall be invigorated end Shall re- en
er 83
torn to niy work the next Monde
strong- in body, dear in Miter, mere
loving to my family, the human race
at large, and to -Cod himself. That,"
ys our iconoclast, "Is my idea of
Salabatli day. I do not think a
arciworking man lias a right to
ake his Sunday a day of bard work
church going, so that he works
arder on the Sabbath than lie does
O any other day of the week,"
THE LORD'S DAY.
I protest, in the second place,
a.inst, the iconoclasm which would
CLTIBITOTISE VEKSUS II01=
Do you, ray brotlfer„ think far one
Stant that the advent of the mo-
rn clubhouse and public reception
11 and Delmonico banquets is a
oral improvemertt for Modern men
'or the old fashimied quilting part-
s and merrymaking frolics which
nce made the rafters of the old
armhouse creak like the beams of a
ip at sea, and bend &moat like
illiam Tell's bow? - Do you think
lis? I do not. I believe that any
Joyment which a mart is compelled
ntematically to find outside of the
sa
11
THAT'S THE SPOT!
Right in the small of the back.
no you ever get a pain there?
If so. do you know What it means? ag
It is a Backache.
A sure sign of Kidney Trouble.
Don't neglect it. Stop it in time. -
If you don't, serious Kidney ,Troubles
are sure to follow.
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
cure Backache, Lame Back, Diabetes,
Dropsy and all Kidney and 131adder
Troubles.
Price 500. a box or 3 for $1.25. ail dealerei.
DOAN KIDNEY PIILL CO”
Toronto, Ont,
14 AVE yot
" been smo1t.
ing a good deaC
lately and feel
an occasional
twinge of pain
roundyourheart?
Are you short of ‘,7"-a"
eliminate from our lives; the divine
pleneiple of concern for the welfare
of others, Profane iconoclastic hands
have been eedermining the foundation
stones of our sacred Sabbath. Aye,
these enentiee of God have been doing
more; they ha,ve been sneering and
ridiculing the beautiful parable of
the good Samaritan. They !have
been declaring that a man's neighbor
belongs not to the family which Eves
next door to hbn. The only neigh-
bor who has claims he would recog-
nize is the wife or child who lives
within the four walls of his own
hoese. Pia has been asserting that,
a man's chief duty in life is to him-
self and his own. After the members
of his ianmediate fondly have eaten
enough and have a well filled ward-
robe and a comfortable house to live
in, then a man has fulfilled his chief
end to society. His doctrine is,
"Care for yourself end let others
.e for theirtselves in the same
breath, nerves
nen' unhinged, sensa-
tion of pins and needles
going through your
arms and fingers?
Setter take a hex or two
of Milburn's Heart and,
Nerve Pills and get cured
before things become too
serious.
As a specific for all
heart and nerve
troubles they can-
not be excelled.' A
true heart tonic, blood
enricher and nerve re-
newer, they cure nervousness, sleepless-
ness, nervous, prostration, smoker's heart,
palpitation tit the heart, a.fter effects of la
grippe, etc.
Price soc. per box or 3 boxes for $1.25
BreAUTTIPUL IDOL.
'Can any good some out of such a
zeroth?" I once read of great
aqueror invading a countey of the
east. One day he entered a
'pie where stood an iC101 00 beau-
ul that not, ane of his folloavers
s willing to destroy it, With an
h, the conqueror said, "If you
I not obey my cominands, I Will
troy it myself." He -lifted: his
tlea,x. As 11ra,ised himself in his
'rups—for lie liad ridclen his horse
o the temple—with a miglity blow
shattered tile idol into a thousand
es. Then, to his followers' sur-
e, he revealed the fact that the
de of the idol was not a vactium,
liad been filled with tbousands up -
thousands of golden coins, .wiiich
a lava bed burst from the broken
ne and rolled to the feet of the'
tern' iconoclast. The iconoclast
who
The 1'. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto. Ont, charity . and benettolence may think
eliat tte too, will be able to grasp,
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at all drug -gists, or win be sent on receipt we,
destroys the beatitiful Image of
Many' Chrislitins who never peel., tittle net. Such bouillon, needs time
of Christ even under the most favor- higher seasonirig than 'when served
able circumstances. Holy is it that !hot. otherwise it is insipid. Sheer
the love ot Christ does not more fun. wine, spices. cayenne, and /mon' jui
terimconasntr do
ot wtifin IlLywfesorlts.ap114111trneeeeiv.. sinhr oldr teerbatstipedllti:; athedwitilson: I osrei;eol
ate Ilitu? The message of the little1tine is better than to make th
maid reached Naaman, and his mas-lbouillon too heavy with meat. Wier
ter, the king of Syria, sent him t*:preferred, the it beef extroct rimy
Nnviculer disease (also cA
teint or grom lamenes
inflemmation of a smolt bone iestde
the horse' hoof. it is tho co94t
commoo and aerioue of aft reams of
hooftrouhle. Write for free deecrip-
time giving cause, signs and treat,
meat of this elisee,se.
,j)uniop
i7orseshoe Pads
Put new leg* (pa your horse. and
make his working life longer.. Good
for riavicular disease. Will cure or
help to cure all forms of lameness.
gyosornarcecalkkTtrazeta
Dunlop rim Co" rerranie,
reraeviog en Aer*or 4oraleritAt
hzr the Vovhsm
shoos horse
FOR
RRHOEA, DYSENTERY
COLIC, CRAMS,
eYe PAIN IN THE STOMACH,
AND ALL
a -
the Icing of Israel with great pomp, be tooth gelatine and reasoning I
one -halt pounds of chopped green ap- bearing a letter front tbe king of ded, and the whole boiled. a few
ples. Add four ounces of salt, one Syria and taking witli him a present minutee.
our.ce of garlic, one tea,spooned of of much silver and gold and costly, Cream Candy—Roil, without stir -
onion juice, one ounce eaeh of grated raiment. Rut, the latter said, "1. ring, two winds of granitlitted su-
ginger and borseradish, half a tea- have with this sent Nnaninn any ser-, gar: One-thira pint of water; four
spoonful of cayenne and one pint of vent, tliat thou mayest reeever hint tahleSPOOTIfIllS Of Vinegar; butter tete
It Pleasant Rapid Reliable Effectnal
best vinegar. Cook slowly until re- of his leprosy" (verse 6). )size of no e t 1 . Atom
duced to a pulp, turn into an earth- There was a. great misunderstand-1Ni of glycerin. When on dropping
en bowl, add half a pint of brown g on the part of the king of Soria, in cold water it quidkly hardens, add
sugar, cover and let stand for one and well might the king of Isineli a small teaspoonful of cream of tar
twigeekht.ly instisrgangn tadre, Then seni rend his clothes and say, "Am / God, fetal*, pour into buttered plates, and
-
to kill and to make alive?" Truly ; pour two tablespoonfuls of vanilla
pounds of grapes, scald and strain
Spiced Green Grape.s.--.Stein four in voin is the help of man, even if a.: over top. Pull when cool enough.
king, in such a case, but the malt of l A testy of coolting beefsteak that I
there. Put them in a preserving ket- Ood heard of it and said to the ,a wee bit tough was accIdentallys
tie with one cupful of water, inareli king of Israel, "Let him come zmen'stumbled upon one day. Company
them slightly to extract the juice, Itti) al n ye tr oapnhde t
simmer slowly until soft. Then in Israel" (verse 8) Sito and the contents of cupboard and re-'
he shell know that Uteri); came when it was too late to order,
he came in his pomp and stood atofrigerator were very slim. Two end
the door of the liouse of Elijah, think, ot porter -house steak were hastily ru
ing that the prophet would come out through the meat chopper, using tit
and with some great demonstration . • at i e. A eoffee cop of
.
call on the name of the Lord his -
God and make him whole. Oli, these water, then the rest of the dinner
was pet on to cook in salted boiling
race
thoughts of ours as to our own ini-- was prepared and ready to serve be-
portance and as to how God ought fore the 'meat was cooked. Rave
to work or as to what might happen. ,skillet smoking hot, and grease just
See even Abraham led astray by his
enough with butter to keep from
thougbts (Gen. xx. 11). Hear our
sticking, stir in chopped meat, and
Lord's question, "Why do thoughts
Ltsike ,,. stir until Irteat is cooked through;
arise in your hearts?"
one or two minutes is long enough.
II Cor. x, 5.
88) and note carefully Jer, xerix, 11;
ITeat xne, plater and p/ace meat in
a messenger centre of \alate, heapieg it up with
of butter on top, then salt
When Elisha, sent only
to tell Newnan what to do, assuring A lump
it he would be and pepper to taste. Make a border
him that if lie did
of the rice around the plate and
clean and his flesh like a little child,
his pride was so hurt that in anger serve together. Sometimes I serve
an attitude of stern neutrelity— had at not been for
he would have naissed his blessing Inaccaroni with tlie raeat instead of
his servants. rate. None of et is ever wasted, and
their Majesties have presented the lAeing persuaded to do as he had twice a week is not too often to
general with two pieces of the finest been told, the word of the prophet is serve it to my fanally. Round steak
ganee, wherewith to make a suit of fulfilled to hine, Then he honored is a good steak to buy to chop if
summer clothes, as well as a gilded the God, of Israel and offered to re- you haV0 110 adds and ends to ese.
fan, on one side of which is a paint- ward His servant, the prophet Elisha
ing by the ExnpreSS-Dowager and on but the prophet said, "As the Lord
the other a poem by the Emperor liveth before wham I stand, I will
himself. The latter, it is"chronicl- receive none" (verse 16). We think
ecl, bears the tirle, "A Wall - of "De- of Abram blessed by Melchisedee with
fence to the Empire," a delicate
compliment to the general's strategic
skill in guarding the environs of Pe-
kin, "The talk in mandarin CirCleS
110W iS that if General Ma acts with
discretion he may, in the fulness of
time, obtain a viceroyalty for the
'mere asking.
JAPANESE BEANS*.
Pew of Them Would he Enougb,
f or an Army.
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
ITS EFFECTS AKE INAAVELLOUS.
ACTS LIKE A, CHANNI.
RELIEF ,ALSOST INSTANTANEOUS,
strain through a coarse sieve, pres-
.
society of his wale and children and sing all the pulp through. Return
home is a depleting, enervating and to the lire with two pounds of brown
ultimately degrading enjoyment. A sugar, one pint of vinegar, and one
believe that any enjoyment which tablespoonful each of cinnamon and
systematically makes a, another rele- allspice. Simmer for twenty min -
gate the care of her children tolutes and seal.
nursegirls and to hired honds is an +
enjoyment evhicli is poisoned through GENERAL MA POPULAR.
and through by evil influences which
will ultimately bring forth narvest- Empress of China Narks Hint
Ings not for God, but for Satan. I Out for Pa,vors at Court,
believe this tendency of the human
race, this evil poison atmost every- Glenered Ma, whose name has bane
where prevalent, to find enjoyment the subject of many indifferent, not
anywhere, everywhere except by your to say Painful, jests, is apparently
own fireside will ultimately result in in Nigh favor with the Emperor end
a, second downfall of man as .drama- EmlYress of China. As a token of
tic and overwhelming and complete their appreciation of his connuet
as when Adam, and Eve ate of the since the conlinenceMent of the war --
fruit of the forbidden tree unless man during which period he has adoptecl
himself, by, the, grace of God, halts
and 'learnS again to find his chief
pleasures in the associations of his
wife and children within Phe four
walls of his own home. once
heard father say to my mother, "I
hope after we are dead that our
children will believe we have loved
them and have wanted to be with
them more than with any one else
on earth." They. lived for us: Yes,
our parents lived for Os. May we
be like the old folks. May we fund
our chief enjoyment not only in liv-
ing for our children, but also in the
companionship of our children, no
matter how old or how young they
may be. May modern society not be
involuted into the pleasures of a
clubhouse or a public reception hall,
but be evoluted into the sanctified
enjoyment' of a Christian home.
NORLdDrY SLTOCESS,
EVERY HOUSE SHOULD 110AVIC yr.
cue VOUS 0,1t16C1311T 10* rf. 7AK0 1.40 0.10sa.
PRICE, •360.
' IT'S SOMETIMES TITAT WAY.
s
] She was Surprised when she.heard
n of the engagement and she showed
0 men, I ask of you one question.
It is a blunt question. Will you an-
swer me? What would you sooner
have had your father to be—a great
speaker, a great flanancier, a great
general or a siniple, noble, pure
hearted and devoted servant of Christ
as he wag and is to -day in heaven ?
You answer well. There is but one
right answer. Then, if ' the noble,
pure, gentle Christian life of, your
father meant so much to you, can
you not, will you not give to your
boy the same Christian heritage? I3y
the sacred altar of God's love will
you not follow their example? Will
you not carry out the dying, wishes
of your new redeemed and gloriQed
It is all very well to be told that
tlie Japanese soldiers can get along
with tea and a handful of rice or
beans or dried fish. But has anyone
met a Japanese bean face to face?
An American borticulturist, who has
been expel -in -tenting with them, has
'produced a vegetable measuring 42
inches and fulling a quart measure,
That Jax
at ep er rt
pslonlidnistsitlaeNsWilOoluCt mysteryon
iris
.
day's pursuit of the Russian with a
bean strapped around his belt, and
when meal time arrives, bites 05a
foot or two, according• to his appo.
tite. ,ntust always remember the
size of these t111n4s, A recent writer
parents and consecrate yourself to of Manchuria tells of his surprise at
your Divine Ira -aster? Will you not hearing that a Cabbage was on its
here and now lead your boys and way to him, from an admiring friend,
girls to the feet of Christ and con- He did not quite appreciate the gilt
secrete them to the Master also ? till he founFi that it weighed 400
Shall not the chief purpose of your pounds and lasted a good-sized fa.m-
Christian parents in reference to fly, with friends and relatives throwo.
their children be duplicated in the , in, a whole winter.
HOUSEHOLD FLINTS.
If sticky' fly paper is turned wrong
side up on floor, carpet or furniture,
the blessing of tbe Most nigh God, it may be removed with benzine.
possessor of heaven and earth, and A particularly good layer eake is
therefore refusing to touch a thing iho result of stirring grated cocoa -
belonging to the king of Sodom (Gen. nut into the chocolate filling made
xiv, 22, 23; xv, 1). Contrast the
baseness and the, covetousness of to put between the layers. dhood is
simply bread, butter, and Sugar, with
A sandwich dear to 4,
Gehazi as told in the rest of the
chapter, but note in the last verse a liberal sprinkling of powdered cin -
his punishment. Our Lord said, namon. Try this ror the. school hutch
'Take heed and beware 01 covetous -
nese, for a man's life consisteth not baraetss.
Bsk
av be polished with electro -
oilmen moistened to a paste with
lemon juice and water. Apply witli a
flannel cloth, let tand a few min-
utes, then rub with dry flannel and
polish with chamois.
A handle] of dates Is an excellent
addition to the liana. basket. Also
an envelope full of shelled nuts, Soft
dairy clieese now comes in tiny pots
costing five certts. One pot should
serve for two days' ihneheon, the lit-
tle pots afterwards serving to hold
jellies and preserves.
Sometimes, in, a sateen bedroom, to
have a window pp during the night
means a direct draft upon the head,
which makes the occupant fearful of
taking cold. Set a screen before the
window, =have a piece of table oil-
cloth the width of the window, setv
smell brass rings to each corner and
have corresponding nails in the
frame to slip thein over, The oil -
A silk hat that's worn ail night cloth should be- wide enouglb to reach
loses its nap, half way up the sash, and if tnMh-
sunbeams of wit quickly melt the tacks are used instead of nails the
ice of sarcasm, window frame will 3dot he defa,ced„:
m the abundance of the things which
he possesseth" (Luke xii, 3.5). Agaia
it is written.* "Godliness with con-
tentment ie groat gain; having foori
and raiment, let us be therewith 'con-
tent" „(1: Tim. 71., 6, 8), but there
are few who seem to believe these
words. Even among those who bear
the name of Christ there are not
wanting 7those • who manifest the
spirit of Gehazi. The Elishas and
Abrams are very rare; but inasmuch
as every one of DS shall give account
of himself to God (Rom. xiv, 12)
it should not concern us so much as
to others as it should AS to our-
selves. How do I stand before
God? What does He see that I am
seeking? Should be the great ques-
tions. Is it eaeity seen that I am
standing before Him, living unto
,Him?
"Why, I was perfectly satisfied *0My own mind that you liked Tom
better than George," she said.
"Well, to tell the truth, I did,"
replied the engaged girl.
"Rut you say you are engaged to
George?"
"Yes, that's true."
"Well, 1 don't tioderstand it at
all."
"Why, it's very simple. You see,
George was the one who proposed." -
An old Scotch woman li.ceps her
preserves from moulding by pouring
a little pure glycerine On the surface
after the preserves have cooled. This
is said to be both sure and good.
r,,n1fPlin
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