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THIEVES. IN fR 'TISH JAILS
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woa %lmoist worso than the full f,)roe,
the disew, One bsA1 a
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loatiling for food in, any 6rm. .
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pAS111O.,N,8 0-r . . 11,
upted him to inter-
experience prox .
INTERNNCIONAL LESSON,
Some gradl)44, of 4, medical otil"
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peppers, and add t�bre-c cups light
brown Sugar, three pints vinegar,
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1�11.*,IJJENIV rJUSON So
yene.
"Would master try some snail
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SEPT. 3, lege,
sitting undisturbed in tlx,,I.-�
quiet ,ojmcei, might feel disposccl tA
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111to_
r valuablo %ti"
.. Ift4pos no# Other VAluablo Informadom one
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tabl" 71 cinnamwi, Ono �
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soup 71,
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onvy th� oportunity olice enjoye,l
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. mqw polkx
�pper. Mix
tablespoo�n blaek IK- I
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The Rev. Mr� Tones, who'll he
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-)gether' and emi hi airtight',
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Soule C.rjitjcqy�,(� l)1(,ke11s_O
formerly served, had foun4the soup,
w, (101 QIL
Lesson, X,1tovio 4 TQ.xt,
,,yond
cent book, "Bt the Mexiew
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or broth made, from ails a good
restorative in the 8XI condi-
Psa, 34, 14, ,
Sierras," Mr. Wallace tells of IN
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ed bread and serve at once. Tnese
are delicious hot weather swi<hvich-
keep a� yoar or more. .
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prostrate
tion which followed the, fever fits, ,
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QUESTIONS FOR SICHOLARS.
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Bituation into w1riCh his courier Wil-
kinson, brought him, in Canelas, � 4i
01-111, �,
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Preserved Waterluelon.-Of
�, waitarinelon lise red part
largt
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CLA1,1119 ES
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When the English criminal is Put
ThL-, ,soup was ma,cle from the
-,in= bodies of very large snails
_Isaj,
Lesson 1. ah, S PrUplleey )�Mftll
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town of tile JV,CStern slopes of 'r��.
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1, 6A f�. ('lit in strips some three
SuNs St-eak-Thirty cents" worth
4 good i�ounfl steak cut a� good two
clainjillit Says Re is Desi-euded
away for. a long tern, (J imprison .
11 t is ill the way of b000lni�xg a
glui ,;
which were, to be, f ound in the delise
Concerning Sonnacherib.-Of what
w rib king 7
the mountains.
The previous evening A-VIRiAsOn
� inches long, remove. all se.edi;
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weigh tho, melon and to. overy
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Diches thiek. Salt, pepper, and
Frolit .-Plyluouth I.S.muggler."
luel , .he
eonlWisseUr of literature. While
gi -o-wths of the tropic forests. The
idea of eating those erawling
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,What nations 4xT he, congue.
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had Complained of a severe head-
A
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: pound ,of fruit w14 three-quarters
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dredge thick with flour. P0111id
with edge of a Plate. until flour is ,details
IVO fill,
Australittil. nvwspal)0's 9' I
� � illiani,
Of ths. claini of IV
practising his bi-ghly-devel oped
r folks' -
trade Qtl,le Pro
great
globules would have been repugnant
What (lid lie demand of Hezekiahl
Of what did he. boast? What (lid
achs, and I adnIfiliSt4n.'red a fiye,�
grain tablet of acetallilid. HO
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� I id , of ,,gr, ated Sugar,
�, puund anul,
1 1 Oft the sugar over th-e. fruit an,d
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Nvorked in. Put, a, 900d t811QsPOOJl-
.
Ward, a, Melbourne bllilA�er, to the
of annexing
perty, his acquaintancO with books
!a the rudest ,state of hialtb, but
e
when one, was ill the Suggestion
h# say a,bout Jell-ovahl ,Who pro-
Juda,h I
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noted my leathern luedicine- as
in6re,,;t; hi Itead clearect
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I let it stand a ;,ho,.t time unt'll it
it., drain
fu I ,vf ),%rd into a frying pwi. When
lict fr,� Steak quicklY 4� nice broivn ley�
, andestatescif the E�arlol ])lid-
tit,le
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is usually confined to the volumes
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kept by bookmakers, but Once in-
wit too horrible,
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"Well,
pliesied tli�Q, salvatiun of
lylliat did Isaiah prophesy rawnceni-
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with and -s
witbin an ho ir eci e th t I 9,
L d d d M NY 0,
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L, !Orms
, off, bring to it, boil, avid slom
Rice
on both ssides, then almoi,t eover
The vlaiinaut, who, it is Stated,
side jail he,' becomes an intellec tual
Dawson," I would say, to
change the conversation, "tell me
. he
Ing Sennacherib 7 . How was fl.
a physician, and sang my praisen
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I we,,, boiling fvr some time; Ojon
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with hot water� and let simmer -will
sloNN ly for une hour and. a. ball Or
shortly -visit England, left Lon-
don for AuBtralia, in 18M. He as-
persoll. At I -east, if one is to ju4ge
by Home Office reports, lie develops
what ba,ppene<l to the Reverend Xr,.
prophecy fulfilled I L
Lesson 11. , Suffer�-.ig Scr-
, -The
about town. .
1',Vilkinson had in ade friends of.
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add the melon iwmt.
,� � mons sliced thin (skins a)t. r,-nov-
t -a -L, Ivours. JuA as good as roast,
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Cravy is
serts that be is de�,cewled in A
distinct literary prelcrences,
Jo nes.?" .
"The. Rever�nd Jones, he, aie-cl
11 lit of Jehovah. -Who filifili�,d the
tile Servant
half the population. A young peon
was suffering witli tooth -ache, a1A
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�� "', , , ed) avvd three 4ur four 1.,i-eoes (.1 -
root, cook Until fruit is tra0i.
beef and much cheaper. 'direct
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line from Thomits, tile ,son Of
the seconf.t. Baxon Ward wid eleven-
There is a library in every big
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prison, run. by the chaplains, as-
at Do-onguall, ,sa, ; )
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After another attack D '"""'On
prophecy concerning
of Jehovah ? Why was the Seriant;
INTilkinson.se b the fellow to me
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NEW ICE CREAMq..
th Lord Dudley. .
Of this Thomas, who -was born
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sisted in some cases by well-bellaved
Educated are
would quote his treatment of the
<lespised? For whom did he nif-
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ferl For wha;t. did men think lie .
for treatment.
Ili the few words of Spanish at lay
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It Wilf WrEral
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"s pr�,.;erve, for
1, llou'rs to cook th'
mll.- Remove
Cocoanut Peach Cre,
about IC -85, a romantic st,ory is told,
prisoners. prisoners
justas prone, to intellectual fads in
Rev. Mr. Smith,
"And what happened to the Re
suffered! What did Gad lay Upon
him? HoN� did lie bear his ,suffer-
command I endeavored to explain
that I was neither physician nor
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! Oic-re is r- - 11111ch watt- m th-c n e -
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lou. 7t v; deliciou,4. Us.-:, L'ic whilp
the milk from the -,interior of a
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large coictownut and. where it
IV, hile a Young mail be. married and
settled down in tb� town Of Great
jail .as in the cultured society from
which they are drawn, There are
.v'
erond Mr. Sninn I" I would an-
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ing I Wbat. will be, the result of his
dentist, ,and had no instruments .
�", part of 0e iiiel,-�)n for aweet pic�kle.
place
will become. cold, meanwhi',�, press
'sieve
Torripg�on, situated oil a hill above,
men at Maidstone jail who demand
quirie.
"Re, 8,%, lie IClie at Mansu. J)
Sacrifice? I -low may we prevent hil
having suffere-1 in our behalf in
with which to draw the tooth.
But my mozo had said- I was a
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Spiced Gooseberries. - Steani
� four quarts of gooseberries and ,.*-
through a fruit a, quart of
peaelles that have, been pared and
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the river Torridge, seven miles Out
of Bedford. Re soon ma,de a re-
the workg of Bernard Shaw an""
Herbert Spcn,�er., -,vilo, despist�� the
Later on the name of the Rever-
end Mr. Brown -vvoU14 Come. up as
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modico, and he -ought to know.
� move, stems. Cover with cold
sliced (reserve it, fewbits I -or gax-
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putation for,himself as "The Bokl
Smugglerof Plymouth."'
fiction of the clay, slid will 0111 C-
by their favorite ligh-1
another evidence, in favor of snail
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Lesson III.-Manasseh's W' k-
' a oun
edness, and Peniteace.-Whos
The tooth was very painful. The
blessing of the saints would rest
I w4tcr� add hall a, teaspoonful of
I mr. Add
� .valt, and boil for half an h,L
nishing), adcl t, o these a cup of eon-
feci -Iioner�s sugar and plaev, direct-
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He then went to Jamaica, where.
cept-works .
class A,utbor. Often -enough their
soup. , M
"' .Cell meabolit tlie Reverend
was Manasseh? Row did he Undo -upon
his f.,ttheris goo d work? '*nat did
me if I would exert my Skill.
If I had no instruments with me,
� four p3unds of sugar, two table-
ly on ice. At serving time add to
he Contracted a bigamous marriage
� a, Spanish
demands ,cannot be met by the pri-
,r.
Brown," I would say, -with m-
he, 'erect in the temple? Row did
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I'liail medicines. '�Ililkinsoli said 1-:
I apocus of ground cinnamon, one
� teupuoliful of ground cloves, half
the fruit. a. pinch of powdered ein-
nanion, one Pint of stiffly whipped
with the daughter Of
planter, and -died in Kingston in
Son librarians.
Curious fashions in books sonie-
crea�ed feebleness. of utterance,
and, I may sa,y, of decreasing hope
he influence the. peopl e? How did
. God's Who
was a great medico, for I 11a4 our-
ed him. � I
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cream, add suflicient iced milk to
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1 736 leaving sons by both mar riages.
tilue-s run through a, prison, TI le,
in that reverend gentleman's even-
he ,ei,,,, wa.rniag?
Tee ,
Carried, him aw ay captive? Where -
Finally, in .self-defense.,, I painted
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� -xinful of m,ue. Cook
� fourth teaSpo
the cocoallut milk to form two
e, Devonshire
Ward
less -literate prisoners are, subject
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tual escape in that _qst C ..
'ha V
was lie taken? I'v .1, chmoge. took
the guin round the offending tooth
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. � until thick. Stir almost constant-
�� ly. Seal in pint jars Or in regular
quarts; raix and serve from high
c.ryst,ai pitcher in which has beell
Wards -from, who in William
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traces his r descent --began to put
to
A CURICPTjS FORM 'OF VANITY.
"The Reverend' BroWia. die at
Accra, sa," Dawson would-solmnly
. ere? How did God
place in hiri th
rewitrd his peniteace9' ' I
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with iodin, to act as a counter-ir-
ritant,. asd.,on general principlts ',, -
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in wiliter.
placed a pint of cra,ekod ice, dust-
ing the top thickly with grated
forward their claims, but Without
any substantial result. The presr
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,and think that to be seen reading
declare. But nothing appeared to
shake his faith in the �fficacy. of
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Lesson IV.-Jogiah's Devotion to
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adininistered'a,harmleas dose
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Fig and Peach Pres-erves.-Take
nutrieg, garnish with sliced peach-
ent Claimant is apparently ,deter -
Shake'speare is & hall -mark of re-
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spectability. There is, consequent-
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his recipe. .
Goil.-How old was, Josiah when
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lie became IrIng I ANhat. great ,' ,vil
my �
limited sto& I
The iodin rolie4ed. the paill, and
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perfectly ripe freestone Peaches
and Nrfec.tly ripe filgst with a choP-
es and large., ripe blackberries.
Apple Ice Cream. -Put two
mined, boy,ever, 'to bring his ease
before the public, and'it is with
ly eilch a demand for the works,of
) "
A gleam of.tbe grim bumor -of the
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would,. sometitln,e's sitriko,
ex i.stod throughout his land? Whoy n
did he
my patient went his way re oicing,.
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-o, bread
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ping knife A,.)p each to a, mush and
Pounds of peeled and cut up a,pples
thitt objec� he is contemptlating an
the Bard of -Avon that it o utriiiis tile
,situakion
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ali seek? What. cau-sa
,did Josi - -t
to be done with the beathen .%Itars �
a e Ca St.
,spread my f in
In a little while I was besieged.
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. 1 . inix: in -equal proportions. Add
in a Sauc,epan; add one cupful, of
early visit to England.
supply, . I
Sometimes Dickens becomes the
"Tell me Dawson." I once said
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What work, did,. he unxi. ib�t� a'
ALpplicants for treatment crowded
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I I three-qnarteTs of a pound of sugar
� to eveiy pound of mixed fruit. Put
water, a small stick of Cinnamon,
one cupful of sugar and ibe rind
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viet. b
rage. Recently an ex -con ad .
to this sable consoler.of many weary�
hours, "tell,me the name. of some
. em .
Jeril-sal 7 � , "
Fi.,x3ilig of the
in Upon me thick. and fast. I felt
toixgue,
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in a granite kettle and cool* to a
and puice of one lemovi. Cook-
GER31A__N'Y SPREADING 111IN G S
sou�thing to say about "Oliver
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fever -stricken patient of Yours who
Lesson V. -The
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Book of the, La*. -Who found "he
the,pulse and looked at the
of each, assumed a �wi�p, q.7�prt�ssion,
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jam, Stirring often as it gets thk,k.
Put ss ja.rs. 1
UP in small gla So
q-aickly till soft, then rub through
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and mix with two C pfuls
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Busily Creating interests in All
Twist" in the way of criticism-
"The general in -oral of that story
did manage to drag himself out of
this horriblp Was there any
book of the, law in the te'niplel
Who
and as I bad nothing else anyway, .,
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I � , many persons consider fig preserves
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ieve,
a si
of cream, aad V%ro cupfuls of cus-
- Parts of the World.
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is all wrong," he sa id, ',Look at
his black Mtl
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, co,
. aSt.
hese reverend gentle-
What did the book contain?
read the book to. Kinglc�siah? How
lt�
dealt out in ample doses- a Specific..
against bAio�snets, until I had '
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.1 I insipid, the blended fruits ha,ve, a,
I I � delightful favor, and with rich,
tard. Freeze, antl serve ,.%I dainty
small cups decorated wit -h large
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Germany, in fact, is engaged in a
Bill Sikes, Nvith eye
his bulldog. A m�n who was get-
men who got awq.y 7"
Dawson thought for a moment.
. did the. readin siah?
Sosiah. to, Consult
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ma,de ten sufferers happy. .
from
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seedless ralsins.
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care4�r '91 w%ld ,exploitation. In
South Ameria., AlZiCiL,'the Par
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wx,S�i,ch a 1�t of money as lie Was
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AQut
"The Reverend Robinson," lie
Whom did send
-till What did Hulda,h tell him?
W1
When I returned� at dusk a
long tralup,-to which I resorted to
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� -i�L.ke� a very ditint�v dish
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Rice le -4, f't)r nTc
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,i; Jmo,qkin
i6uldn% b I �9
like Seven h1als.
,�,-, 14. "He left the coast at Ac era. 2)
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How di d. Josiah inform the people,
escape my patients, -I gave orders,
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!..E t � . _0 cupfuls of c-rewn, four
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tant islands and continents Of the
a neighborhood .
He'd be 'With the swell mob. Thei a
Then he adde4, heard afterward.
concerning the newly found law?
to II-Tilkinson to have the mule's Sad-
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AF
t W_
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,� I . .-.5er Pickles. -Into a stone
tablespoonfuls of sug,b r, ,tht. rind of
seven seas, German merchants and
there's, Fagin, te aching boys to
he -die at Madeira, sa.." .
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What did be cause, the people to
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died to -leave at daylight. I was 11
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I jar put one gallon of good vinegar
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� and one cup each of saic.- sugar,
one, lemon, three bay leaves and
one inch Of cinnamon Stick. Put
German money are sleeplessly at
.
I 'interests" ',or Ger-
'd ne old -man
thieve. You wer see an
in, the
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Lesson VI.-Joremigh Tried and
filled with mis�givings as to my
more extended practise 61 medicine.
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. and mustald, stir well, and. add
three ounces of ground rice ill a
it into a, smooth
work creating
man warships to guard. The activi-
teach a boy. If 9, man
swell mob was found taking an in-
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"THE RL1CK DIAMOND.'!
Acquitted, Whitt message did
- God Jeremiah to preach?
Oil December 27tli we again rode
into Clanelas. I.Nrilkinson urged
I cucumbers, well wiped -with a. dry
I -eeping
.� olot,h, as You them, I
basin and mix
-i � cold milk�. add the'
t 'th
ver'eam
ty of the Teutonic pitmeer knights is
as ,varied as finance and commerce
nocent. boy out with him nowade.,N's,
he�d chance of having
Pitch Lake PaYs Better Than Gold
sen,d
When did Jeremia .h first beg"a to
that we remain for the night, but
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,vtther
I .)]ate over them so they will be
I a I
iquor. No
' and simnier fifteen
I llx',a,i�lceed
Pass througlisiele; when
themselves. They have invaded
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stand a, good
his brains knocked out by the other
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or Diamond, 311ne.
kiy
P reac h? Und:er what -ig dia
Jeremiah becorne most emphatic in
I bad misgiving's as to the re6ep-
tion my late might give me,
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, -he I scum.
well, under t
,, Bhould form, but if it does, take
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minutes.
cold, add 0 ne teaspoonful of va�
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-very avenue of human venture.
e Q-,vn vast, & _ -
.�pi-aj.Ds tlip size -of
professipusjls�"
aff the alitl "Ors
ne 0 t - onjers of
1 0 f 'he natural w
lake
his prophecies of destr Uctio'n 7 Of
Tere-
patients
.should I meet any of them. �
. . b the pitldts and prepax, :,I Iresh
.011'
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Thj0 for the
g.iLlq. ej.tr&,�J�, p6nd tlp.en, iyeeze, Dvr-!
.
ji�g add ,Line CallRull of
. I -, 11razils' fhe'N� COn-
kSlilei-4 oins in the, .
most popular
.&A1,6 .
aye six living writers. Mrs' Henry
w 11 the great Pitch of
tile 101 is
Trinidad, the. most southerly island
what did the Priests accuse ,
miah? Before whom was he tiTiedl
Th6 fellow wth the toothache ,dis-
covered meas we were mounting to
.
. fe. itra. ready
, - 1. xtu
"" ' table, in a fortnight, and I have
"'
the-`T�ee2lng
whipped wad sweeteneki cream.
trol. tholisands of miles of railways
in Turkey and Asia Minor. They
Wood heads the list, followed by
Charles Dickens, G. A. Henty, Rid-
of the British 1AIest Indies. Pay-
ing better tham any diamond
What defense. <lid he make7 What
of
.,v his trial 7
ride away; aald,. to -rest .
he _i�' blessings
I .
I \, kept them for a year. I usually
t . take, out the small, nice ones, of
., e in lai t, cups, with round
c,,ery t n y g
alillondS sprinkletl on top.
-dominate the, transportation a nd
situation in great
er Haggard, Sir Walter Scott, Vvil-
Marryat, Alex-
goldor
mine, the lake is locally known as
&s the result
Lesson VII.-Jehoiakim Burns
astonishment; sho"M
Upon my hcad. .
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� good shape, put then-. in glatas jar;.
Make two pints`01 Plain custard.
one ellipful of crelm
electric power
capita's like Buenos Ayres.
kie Collins, Captain
ander Dumas, Silas Hocking, Miss
"The Black Diamond.' An Ameri-
can syndicate handles most of t.bis
the, Proph-et*s Book. - Why d:d
Jeremiah no longer Preach in Pub-
By some f re, the
tooth had ceased paining him short-
11
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e
I --over with prepared vinegar and
I put away. NO heating is re,quired,
When cool add
and orange Marmalade, juice of a
They monopolize, the coffee
ri-o"
plantations of Central Ame i
Brad4on, Cbarles Reade, Lord
Lytton, Clark Ruqg iell, Charles
natur�l asphalt under a concession
the, Government, and from
lie ? What did God tell him to do I
Who Copied Jeremiah's pro-
ly after my "treatment," the swell -
him,
I and I have, never had any trouble
: are kept under the
1. if the
Poo
lemon and a tables Alul Of aliPle�
t- 5 de-
jelly, Freeze. Serve in c Ine
control mines and railways in the
I work tobac-
Chinese
1jingsley, Rolf Boldrewood, W alter
EdnaLyell,
from
one corner of the lake obtains 800
-clown
phe(,jes in 9, booic? Whom and
ing had felt his face, .&-ad with
at last, I bad won -a deathless re -
. pickles
� ,vi;,)g,ar. 13. 13.
. _
corated with choppe&'nutE-
.
great province,
t$
CO plantations in Sumatra,, rubber
Resant, Rosa, N. Carey,
Hall Caine, and Conan Doyle.
tons every day. I
Close to the -village of La..Brea,
where ,did Baruch read' the be-ok?
To did lie read itl Who told
putation as a great medico.
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L . hibed Wat.P,rmeIon--l7,ar,e Off
;0e
. 11. the thin green rind, cut tbe, melon
VEGETABLES FOR WINTER-
plantations in the Congo, cott)n
plantations in Egypt and liarno-,s
VOLUMES OF MAGAZINES)
. the lake is inspected every Year by
nuille rous visitors to the island, for
,bom
the king about -tile book? What
Jehoiakim do with the book?
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SOMETHING IN R ,, E 8 -
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� (.or white rind) -in piece -s and weigh
; it, Clook in clear water until part-
.
-
. , een
in order to, have fr,6�-' gr
waterfalls in the heart of Afri-?a,
Their flying the fla:gs of
American and En-glish, are the fav-
matter of the bulk of- it is a curiosit y not to be seen else-
,did
What did Jeremiah do after the
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Most Wonderful God's Many
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- - .I.y transparent, I nit not Until likely
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pa.rBley all winter, Pu t it �Iown in
Iw, of
argosies,
the "North German Lloyd awd the
orite reading
prisoners, when, no doubt, the
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where. . I
The lake lies 138. ft. above the sea)
first book was buTnedl
S, n
Lesson VIfI,--Jerem1ah Ca , t L -
of
IT-onders. .
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�,i�
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; ieces in a
. break. Take, out the P`
i t.6
t dish. There will be nearly enough
glass jars. First, a, . er pars-
ley about two, inches, then a la,Yer
Hamburg -American line, carry pro-
ducts "niade in Germany" to Ger-
articles illustrating the Stately
home6 of England are studied with
.
and is three miles in Circumference.
How deep it is knows; for,
.
f.0 prison.-NVI'lo. kept an ariny.
Jerusalem to Pl!event.&�re-
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The most wonderful forest tree in,
'tbeL, "canlli-
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f I jili-ce, t4qt drains from tlie, pieces;
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t one inch thicle
I of ,Coarse s .
map -warehouses in the world's re-
peculiar - interest by the � burglars.
.
nobody -
all have failed, though many -at-
aro'�nd
bellion7 N-�bat Caused the -..%TMY
world, Perhaps, is the
I . *Add a jittle frolu the kettle if nec-
� ,essary. With the juice put sugar
seal.
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Canned Tomatoes -Peel pill M P,
motest Corners. . �
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In this. connection, a good story is
told by a Roman Catholic Priest,
-
� . tempts have 'been made to fathom
.is '
it. To this Ii �
to, -retir' fc�_r 'a tI,M-7 L � W11'a did
_e 'L
.
Jerenii then decid6 � tO'do7 'V�Thaot
balAree" of Australia,'whiph Some-
On.e, has most aptly oalled, I 'the most ,
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i, -half pound to
I . $o tile .amount of one
, ;Df the fillit as it we igb�ed
medium-si7 in , �'Jnd Put
,ed to atOes
Sa Jars witliout )>Tuis-
them in �
. -WORDS or NVISDON. "I
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- of all'appearances,
� , pit )1, ,.
who was perplexed by thi� desire deed "the - bottomless ' .
'piisoners to
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I ned t,�.. h-rii at the city. V te."T
1�hpape What
vonae rfikl of God's many w on&r%
. .
ife.1 1, It .
in vegetable I -g . rows up in .
, � 11
I t :,�.
, pound
_1 1 4 1
� -well
�: , . the sugar is
1. when raw. When
ing them; park up to the t*P an'd
between respect.
The partition �
I m
60M
.
in 'prote�janj's until befound
beco e �
Scientists d eseribe the Pitch �.sub�
. I
atte
"bituminou S In r
. aeous,,d,!of1 �
W 't, was. he -
I '3n,? Wlio
h-
aid tile nees do with I
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the ,shape of 'a huge pineapple, an
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'a;
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'-, I . Vve'd f owatoes
� tilissolved, put in the melon and pour over them ste' I
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and snobbery is very thin. . .
;
. as .
I _- ,is
that it� was beea 6 the Protestant Stances
I . floating on -the surface of fresh
pri.
N4bli: haill' Rov�
..,to' cons,ult .
I -dont, attains height of more. 1,
Be � � I
'than "of -
.
I ntil eyen and clear. Flavor
, c6ok u .
�� as desired and -can,
I I e the
boiling bot. Partially ti97 t . .
lids, seton dripping Pa', r,�,k Sever-
-
you can judge an woman s men-
Othes much
tal Capacity by her cl )
.
library contained volumes of "The I I
water," For three feet down the
SArand Ma,gazine," with "Sherlock - . 1, 4. -Iii�l .,A- 1, +6 bear the
,sent
did Zedclda,h try to ljght�:i hia
4 ri-minent ? bat did the
11 f6et., It- ha-s'a serie,
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broad, board -like leaves, growing in
i.
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�. . Dream Biscuits. -Two Cups flour,
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I , I four �t,easpooils ba,king powder, half
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1 teaspoon ,�<, two tablespoons but -
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m . ter three-fourths cup ofmilk; mix
.
: dr� ingredients and sift twice.
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I . fingers, add gradually the liquid,
1, I
. I I I mixing ,with a knife to a, soft dough.
i I I)r.o.p from tip of Spoon 6h butter-
�
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! ed tin sheet and bake in hot oven
I twelve. to fifteen minutes. ,,,
� I ,Chop Suey.-Two pounds porter-
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:� � bouae, one-quarter box of spaghet-
I I ti, four medium sizei,l onions, four
11 � I
.11, Medium Sized tonlatoes' four me�
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;, djum Sized potatoes, five stalks of
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, . : oolery, four tablespoons of e-ltsnP,
� � a r,
ea,it and pepper. Boil sp, C-11 �tti
i.; � I . .'
.� in weak- water, drain and blaacae;
��. � fry onjon-s Until nice and bromn;
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V I freshly cooked potatoes are best,
�i_ hub cold ones will do if more con -
o
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�, . I venient; ch -op separately, very fine,
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. . the meal, Spaghetti. onions', to% ,
� 1: , - Wes, potatoes, ana celery, theni
".. . mix ,%)I together tborousJOY With a
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, ,. and
" I I large spoon. Add the catsup �
.
,
't. � SO&SIOn well with salt and pepper.
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r .., .1 I . ,When all is mixed well togetber
.�;. �
:� put :it in a, baking dish, place in the
; I even , baie forty-five minutes. -stir
i�: � tw<i Or three times while bAbng.
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, , :�. ,Dhis afficunt will serve six people.
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i 1, I ,licumbers and Cottage Cheese.
, .0
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�,; , -Take . two ouarts (it lubbereO
7: i . � I milk, pla,ce over low firo, Until C'aril
:�, I I Separates," then Strain t1irriligh 8
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11 4 1 1. � .1 Kie-vle, pressi-Ag". all the Whey wit
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1: ., ie. Add to tlli�
I , I , I lRaving curd. coari ''
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I , �. , P*ppOr and Salt to taEtO Rndlbllttf�)
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�, , - I . I I+iz � ,tj ' � tn�t int,� . S,�vdl ,-lic,�
I 11rcs'n cu6ilin'bor ,
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, �� I and mAx, Put on ice to cool. W
. . 'a'd tb
I . 'fur-oughlY dAilled spre LC 17
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wsPMPM R'uu better tbwn you can a, mail S. . . r_1 _V . e do.,le 4% fringe at the apex, which re- I
al thicknesses of ne , I . Holines" stories in them, while the " ' � 2
wa.rm *Water and cook in ov -I) 11 ati we 7011 make, ilses, .1. weight of men, and to allow their prjlWes demand. . I
L 11 Think beR Pron Roman Catholic library did no.. '. . minds, one of a. gigantic Central ,
�bomatoes are thorouglily hot-LbOut and think before you break them. Other aspects of prison litera- aigging up in greatslabs with pick- with Jeremiah I . American aga,ve. When standing �
ten minutes. Tighten and �;et aw* The great things in life is to avoid ture are given by Frederic Martyn, axes and spades. Underthe bard Lesson IX.-Ju4ah C�rried Cap- I . 2 . .
surface is liquid Pitch. cast up by tive to. Babylon. Who besi-eged erect these broad thick leaves hide
The tomatoes may be used ,%s fresh- care by moderating one's desires who, in his book, "A Holiday in -that Jerusalem in Zedekiah's rc.ig,.17 a. curious -looking arrangement,
� *s love subterranean fires, and Under I
oneq in the wintter, a-nd the juiNi-F and ambitions and one- of Caol " boa.sts of having written a . . -which -appears to perform the ram -e .
� . again is the fresh water of the How long (lid the, Siege last 7 What �
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may be vL I t1ler novel in his cell. This . I 1i< -.,d t& Zedekiah when he functions as those of the pistils in .
y sed in SOUPS i'"d s-%Uces-�f'worldly things. - lake. . �
Corn put Down 'with 'Salt. -B -oil: �".. Friendship is like, wine., It ei "tera'ry Prl lia,ppe - pull- flowers. Naturally, these board -
Boner is a, veritable Mark Tapley, tried to ,esca,Pe? How was he
sweet, tender corn On the car. -iAature.s or goes off. ,Ide,q:is do like leaves, which are from i.o feet
When cool cut off tile car and Put Our fault, as a nation, is that -we .who asserts that the Year and 1% —q.L - I ished?. Wil,%t cli,ci tli,p Ch,q aniall r speci-
-tw -!ithes deell into a ' ink almost too much - half he spent in Wormwood Scrubs .with Jerumleml Wh,"t wa,s . do-.qe to 12 feet long in the r P I
- rison -was the -time of his life- DUTCH DOGS AS DR U 0E, 43. gild from 15 fee�t to 20 f eet. in
i, law-yer -o i - f jj�, for our
c Cover with a .,me -inch � quite en- P � I with the leaders ot "Pada,117, Wha't me,18,
stolle jar. iel�ves, and perhaps not
, This is the picture he ctraws of his � r clasi3es I the larger, liang to the ground, and 441
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layer of coaxse salL and '�O On to 0 1) for Our fellows. from all care, able They Are'�Uspd, ,is Beasts of Burd- was done with thO POOre ,are strong enough to bear a'man's I
the top. Cover wit), a plate and � �Ognce you start thinking abOut Condition: "Free od with enjo What became of Jeramliall � 7 weight. In old, aboriginal times, ,- . . I
I weight with a small StOl,le- On us- -yoUrgelf and your complaints, your to eat the prison fo Y_ en in Rolland. . A,q__ � . !�
ing it in th a ., . Ment, and with practi as many . Holland — in the Antipodean wilds, the native's E
, . e winter, Cover f he cor heilth begins to go. books as I wanted, I had an envi- The lot of some, dogs in . . DRE'XD OMENS APPEA.R. worshipped the "cannibal -trees,"
cold water, se - Scandal and gossip are I I . under the name of the, "4evil I
with t on ba,ck of , only other able tim,e of it; and I often thought is not atall a happy.one, for many 1�
stove. untli it becomes warm, turn names for lies. �,Speijkii, I
oft tile water and reptat twit,e: then ,—*-- withdismay of the time, when I of them are looked Upon its beasts .g Rooks- Se,ell Near Pario tree," the chief part, of the, cere-
I would be compelled to mix again of burden, and ,have to -work very . I '111d. Lisbon. . . inoily. consisting of -driving one . of,
add milk, butter and pepper, NO FIGURE OF SPEECH- in the busy world' and IYL!� -worried hard indeed for the food -that - is � . tbeir. number up the leaves Of the
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C�allrtecl Stri-,ng Bcrmq�-Qllt into of all tile things that may befall a by the landlord an' the rate collect- necessary to keep them alive. In Superstitious ,persons have been tree to the� apex. Tile. ins I tant 'the .
,
pleces fresh, p)ump beans. boil in a great many cases, the food they Bjarmed,by the, ,simultaneous 4p` r4gt.ti - - 0. I'd touch the so�cailed "`
church,.nothing could be much. Or." . I � ' ' . I I N In $V a
salted w,a,ter as for- table. Skin) ),nger than the destruction Of a —014--.— eat is not the same as the English pearance near Paxis and Lisbon, of ,,pistils" of the monster, the leaves
out, the beans aml Place in j,%ks UP strJ ' dog bas. Some Dutch clogs will eat tile so-called ,,speaking Stones"- -Would fly together like a trg, I
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little bouse of worship north of . I I ...
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to tbe top. To the remain;�ng juice I A L.ILUGE EXPERIENCE carrots and turnips -in fa,ct, almost rocks in tberiver beds of the, Selne ' � -e life'out of the in- I
for Hudson Bay, as once reported by . I -e them. . sqiiee�ing tb .1
tablespoon Vinf,'gar I and the Tagus, which only come all trU4er. On this account it is Call-' -
and one Bishop Williams of Marquette. He Ali Afr[eim'q Vaith in. the Nedlein 'I anything that is put befo) .
each quart of bealls. Bring to a had attend -d a synod of the Cana- etable, Bight durilig a Severe drouglit and ed the t(cannibal-tree." . '' .
boil, pour over the beans� tund B,(,ml. rowers o� Suail SouP. * milk, .-nd other tratlesmen's carts which, legnd- says, indicate furth- . I .
n them than church at Winnipeg, anti there ork -on the, in order that my,-aheer may walk er beat an4l, drought to come, with � . _�tvv_ I I , , . .
Paybuil oned ,when YOU OI)e is�sionary bishop, who While engaged in w � . W . .
in the winter., vAd Cream, butter, had seen a in y, liay. West Coast of Africa, Sir William alongside at his ease. These dogs death and disease in their train. THE TORPEDO' FISH � I
anti pepper. had been six weeks on the wa: er was- obliged to travel a are trained f ',db this kind of work The French .stone had chiwled - . � #4
ing come most of tbo distance in a Butl o . The, torpedo, fish, known to .
� . Canoe. The missionary bishop re. great deal through tile forest- 110 from Puppies and are very patient Upon its surface the words, "Who- � I .
--- ' scientists, as the -torpedo eleatriCAls, ' I
. ported gravely that the ,cliocese of, servant intelligent and and long-suffering; but sometimes eve the . 'rile. ,..
TOMAT01"A. , , had an r sees me shall weep, for re the Clectric catfish of the N I
I to tb e had servant -a very intelligent and they -are impose4 upon terribly It world has ,wept whenever I was T jivo, all electric Shock . '
Toma.to preserves, --peel twenty. a, brotlier bishop had "gone , The Stone Was iast. no�ioed
fuur good . sized riPP, t0matc"es, dogs." Being asked for an explan- asatrustworthYman ofthe Fantee is a common sight outside the towns Seen.,, similar -to that of an.eleotric Leyden * I I
a - ation, lie said that the B skimos in nation. In llilj�� Light of tbelvVeSV' to see, Z great, hulking Dutchman � in 167o. The Lisbon stone *&a ob- jan This is 11'seful to the fish in � , �
. destroyed the city" Mild -since then - like any -1
quarter and cook lowly k,-Ae hour oceze ba,,l built, a church with Sir William gives tile story of this lolling lazily over the litt-Is. Shafts served ill 17,55, when an earthquake stunning prey and in canfounfling I
%!Lh one cupful I-ess o� mqmr than the di be medicinal ot a dogeart, smoking his Dutch . .. .
I ,ne large whale.3' ribs loy rafters, ,and cover- Servant's faith ill t tlieir eael�iias, T11iis shook, --'
I ve toma,toes, ,A4d Til -d, it, -with walrus hide. The little Pow -erg of r,nail SOUP. I . .pipe, while Cie poor little dog has .only once for a short time, "W!lm- other electricity, may lit,, couducte(j. . ,
...... I an 1, foret,el ' . 11. 1. . I
p,aJ1,,.,,,s that have been peeled and e coitrse- to -draw master, , vegetableat ,d -ever - sees. me. knows� illat It .
slic4d t�jjh, co.o�j .110-thcr' hour. ,ehuroh hold eigllty perlions, but-, in I Suffered from fever� of . thi4yugh 'a inletallia stlbstsn0e��`- aW
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� Ar A] ogeet er t is . a Piti le evil, �' . � .- I . 11,i_s-,�often Unpleasant,, -though -uo4i � ; �, L�1
at elapsed between two That-. is a rule on the West, Nt��b , , ' b * " ab . . .
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� Leavo in four of the Peach stones the time tb , I
. I . I tilre, to Be6 the Poor little animal .' , - � � _-�'�- — 11 I I jli`�ough _ ' ' L , � -
I Upo,.q removin ' ces the building wag'set up<�n that knows -very, rare exception. MY pile 11 —1111, , � I dxulgerous� 'It 18 bonyoyec I .1 " , I ,
1. . g , servi ,& � I . & - .� �, I I I . _. , � 4 1� -
while C'Ooki...Ag. I . . . a, large Struggling. under I i�'beavy Uad, * 6 � I I ,� �, � 1 �4
. , .k of famished d6gp; and de- .serva,nt, T),awson, had�ha;d iv ry lnptt � hiita s&ft,4- g�-kc4 h P-MIfise ','kn,� -,i�oly FfP,6,1r:.`6i,,kf ifd,� -"%g& tbit. tii �; I " I .
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� ', [r1ft-tJ)e, fiV�. ad?! Ono tablespoonNI by,a p" I 1. 1. I ver, I this 1S`f&ieJ,9'9een 16ide.-th,6.t,6W'n.8, ' ' . .1 . I . , J, I I - " . I � - "I" i .. , I
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.. - -i0iotirp '� ' bl,ijhis)�i4er of 1� I -foun4 Ou't ,t' ii"holdi�g��ithor of these. lm� �
" . that are, never I I . po s, 0 . � ,
plo,ille _ , 11 L ;
119 � , . . I 1, 'T �S May re0e,
Atillm. Pilt i 'la'sl6a P, �Vhoen I b use, according to Dutch'law, it ,, - .- . .
_14, r4olislied in ii fe i � � OxPer'81100' � It _
I ,� Of. v, I — and hig sl1gg6StkJT,),s. to -me wbon the i .6 Oils I F6 &a ock when. , .
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I � lany and cur- is Ill, all t'th 11
co14 cover with P IAX -Iffin , 4ag 0 . 6 people'to niake'the � , Xo man is ,q.o .rolivi -dt, be " ,,,
e pe�,k ripe Genius is more plontifill Wag attacks Came were M , . . i.�_Cohlcs in'contaot'with the fish'. . ",
Tumato Relish-O'D . I "dk I do' a Carty Uom. . I -1 oonbidtrs , ,clyillg `& pleas.vre, I . 11 � .1
1. salt 'Plaia Common sense, t 16uo. Tho dW pa.rt Of tb� AWL 9 . . I . . �
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