HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-2-27, Page 6taese salt and pepper to your tansta,
and if desired, at pinch of sugar.
ow add to the mixture of flour,
butter and seasoning, one quart to-
rratoea; either canned or fresh,
previously sifted through aa< whirr -
der, Stir the whole over the Are
Selected 1'.eeiPa
Old Fashioned Itye. Cali -ea. -Into
folof rye flour and one Cup^~'
Gne, �t2yk .E
=�a .y pastry HA)U' put one teaspoon,
f�z� o_ .1aa.stz�y to P
A salt and one teaspoonful. of
cream of tart.„ -F. Add two, eggs .
9a
beaten,' p -half eat,.._,,x aat ef.
v
aaad. one ,lA lesrp caul:
----�,
1 s ; its Which h twice -half teas,-.
v
�.s'ul' ±�'slts,s
been dissolved.
fro npeon, and fry in deep'.
fat, j 'Se cakes
should be
$
e% ed
hot, with s waw .
Black -Eyed SusanSalad„.-Sera'
sum into sections, Allowing
w
x
}
of a large frtait terga person
es bat.'* dice, mi with afar: e,114T'
era ppped. celery, an+d'
>" :b
ra,
k, s
ea hen
r
v �,tt n
v iia to arra 5eana:e. t rift-
rani e isv Rola °dress,.
to t. them dF
ae• n „ndisid:�
;aging t eyµa V.Ite b-a-
tals„ Form the (AM-
{'; r s and garnisil
ate
Mil it boils. sand let it boil up for
Thea add a quart, �*o ne cars e. eet to be free frorq some Fx'
tnanatte a_' trv, �' TM. a � •:, ` ,
a ' with raltaua
. � t �, r . nt,ntal; r, le ante. alae. God's s co scat a t:
f" cco•.c€ ata li at <1 stir again fovea o other of nista trouble ss 9
`Diseases
ARE OCCASIONED BY
BAD BLOOD.,
.....
TILE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESS°
Ilti'PEIt11ATIQNA.L LESSON,
yl.ARCl1 2.
mixture _ oils"... .ill. sorts of•
queereer +h>xl:mataeni*tgfi. nab tae Place
in your scu- .ettle ; tbe soiatexat i
r r zt `t ,,e.er, they xnaay
as rf the alta re41ie.A..s wex ,
ge. g
r rd tc m8ke*'.&Ue, ihey '�naS'
,, ,
FD?�'�'GN;.'a(�:J curdle,t�, and frighten
iiaante- or two, but go
n
inn, and
.__ at tranquil i
es to a boil
agaae, youe have a smooth,
... i'iP l �?
„s , creamy up.- good to look at a
rd delicioats to tate.
After
a
egP
as
-sand
itatt Rtzr :s
e ranee of edge an +
�,..vaty s itn demand
xa ord favorites such
cake, that it
Sa .
xurprPve up -
fir
le r'_r bar
blood is kept in. goad shape. G@n .1 .; 1 . 1-$.. oolden
purified
Thee bleed to easily be ,. ped and I Mtext, Rob. III. 13.
the WA disease .cured by the use of '
Buda A
fter
ix
* e lc. i:
Blood Bitters, kaat tall, end 1 Verse 1, After these things --After
ag$'
widely kn wn blood ntedieine, the warlike expedition of .Abram in
ra �
tt
ee'n QA the auar'i et for civet
laaa� la
ho sears awl its reputatio b -unrivalled,
Mrs, lathe Mitchell, GueIphrOnt.,
A
wises:. "..1 was troubled with eczema.
My Wswsas covered with awful itching
as n ,eraApti s. Although I tried 3nany
ditleyretrt ztraec"aaes 1 could get nothing to
glv Hale relief. tlly 1[ got a bottle of
Baaarl:l&ldtcrcl Bitters, which ccpmniete.i
Y
Marred pie.”
Manufactured on l toy The T.
Milb.rtraA
3
5?
r t
t n
o
1r k e:�ln
oBatu ,�
: mit
o d he lain of Sodom
from the four- 'hangs of the Eaat,
and the sul;seciueagt incident
'whichhieh Melchizedek, king_of Salem f
$ plays such an important part as
o
Priest -king before "Jehovah, God.
).cuing TF t an t g
" t ca •surfacet �a
ar a r¢ e
__g e la It
whichmina been add
ar'nAiit . tnlaa ifats �
The curtains and other irarnaging$
rdr€ .easily leaned, and the fta4°ni�
maul btieF�` ; Just a, hint.
se the arrangement of the
�rd the room will seem to
:alae €r rnePty life and an added at
ttana
eapi.
tier vel
ttna*ia agan,°ri iia as4,,
a Ad1Aapr#x r aSld 4ne'ae ;.
an
a
r
a t
1
s 7 ,
In a vision,.. -;A night 1'ision or
dream,
Thy slaae d Apitched. .
battle had
take r
Place in which.
.
Abram.
v
a3
each l
generation, n
,
.
s
was
customary
m
axy
'.a
Mall conalzarry, had been -victor!, : zn patriarchal times,.
atks over a greater army, Hes
new Come hither again ; for the 1iAx-
pp1
T .
meas not
yet fall n o the
Arnorite
nE
that Jehovah tinily 1
lows ;concerning" the years of servi-
tude towhich the "descendants of
Abram shall, be subjected.
13, Know ,of a surety ---Be assur-
etl by this eovezlant.
Sojourners in ,at• land that, is riot:
theirs A reference to the Egyptian
captivity,
Four hundred years --Agreeing
t'h
substantially 'with` e statement of
Exod. 12, 4Q, "Now the time that
You. iaolr1d aneverneglect a,eold, how.
the .children of Israel dwelt tn, .s,,
, " ", was our hundred, arid, ever silighit, If you do not treat. it in time
E� pt v a f thirty
r ;� it will, in ail possibility, develop into
yeas,
14:;Andaf , vard shall they: bro ch`itis, pneumonia,
a
sthma, or
some
come
me
con8 out with great substance - other serious throat t or lung trouble.
E'en as ..Abram him
self had return:
Os the first sign
oa co
ld or cough h
it
is
ed from his briefer stay in E yp advisable to cure At at
once: and not. let
greatly T, enriched in ssessions,.
o it ruA on for Ria tradentte period,
15, Thou sha1G oto thy fathers
7, Igor this ur ose there is nothing°ftq
In Pewee---Iko ezhl shall befal .Abram p p
personally, who shall. be permitted !goal Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
o depart to he realm af. a► remedy that has been universally used
Sheol, t - ,
the dead, unmolested, thefor . past twenty41ve years.
10, In the fourth generation - Youdo not experiment when you get it,
Counting0
ne1u
nt
red
Years to
Louis Lalonde, Pe t n is na
Mrs, ne a gu 3te ,
Ont,, writes, "Whea my little boy was
two years old he caught an cold which
turned into bronchitis.. s tried
every-
thing
r -
thing to cure hitt, even -to doctor's medi-
cine, but it did him no good, One day
I was advised to give Dr. Weed's Nor va ,
Pine S rte a trial, mai tad before he had halt"
Syrap
ai bottle used, he evats cured, 1 would ad-
vise all mothers to try it, as good results.
A COLD.
owever. Slight
MAY TURN . INTO
BRONCHITIS.
gzt's t"„zs
cPtenn
�r
'4V
S•ZCP rya,
'bra ?lane Q;"teti
giveza the a , sair"tnee a e ova
:i h <tees"on -They shall not - return before the
mill continue to be his pro r
e indicated beean.se not until
r _ "._. time _ s t
ev'~and
Thy exceeding great�t
�
etntraAn.a;g ft-tArtA rlA_ a f' Lot, then does Jehovah, wish te, drive e rescue kA ,, .• e:-
," all booty a ..:itch the itivad out the Auiorrtes, from their pre
-
g.
with �l the h tnzy a lr
.�: ltt?xrte
sent ,
azA ' Mugs, had taken frtaiaa the pttinx �, ,
gsmoking furnac -�. port-
dered. cities of the plain, Abram 1e. r� g
bad steadfastly, refused to tale sir able earthenware stove: such as as
'tnn4neb as :t,a thread or a shoe -latch- ' still used in the East. In shape it
en ," of the s walks for himself or his was A' truAeated corse, about three
t l Th
be obtained by might gar by d amerce and gallica issuing at the top
tzden but by the gilt of Jehovah, resembled a; huge torch,
has thu far prospered burr. 1'aSacd, between these pieces -The
, In viovv of tbeene d premise customary method in ancient Israel
as lust made (verse: for ratify^ing:a solomn covenant, was
) )tach' Jehovah is I
Abram vonturejs •te ,ask of what for the contracting. parties to thus
. a security and prosper:, Pass between: the divided saeriftea
ail personal s n la P ler -
v will be Mite ltint ars long .as the With Which the covariant was so xr.
'se of an hear previously given nixed, 1ta this ease the smoke: and
utpa rex Gen. lit. 2; 13. 11n)11 fire sy bol1Zed the presence of Je-
ntinfanlniled (compare vers. hovab, who, on his part, ratified has
Jehoeab does, net xebulrei covenant
Witel �beram, +l 11 irk trial
ltis complaint, but uroeeetls b
;acre him in the matter {' souse of a promise en the pad of
„ldeb, he has the greatest 1 Jehovah to Abram and his descend-
ants, though involving iuore of the
cllaratcter of at mutual «mpaa•,t than
the earlier covenant with
ah. Compare are Text Studies for
ervatry Et.
The river of Egypt -The modern
Wady (brook) el Arid", which forints
the boundary line between Egypt
and the desert, south of Palestine.
Unto the great river . , , Etn-
haan'divate' His reward is not Leet lnngla, opera at the
top e
qn
i ti, t"ta it rt➢tn;
5,a
ays
e
6 as .IA1 seta a�
the Citi, tltag eaa e alatl,ai(,usl4 all
n awe 1t yfl vi'pt lag " a slat",, if • it .ts t fit
is ereatrl air?edak with txn:any eggs;
Zia .aaaad , lattolvala, nsot ektat, ,dud
11
atriety;'
;Id be
tar* 1s
such
h _ 4ptita
wa
classes, d
Iwai or
t'1' ESe•iiit.
Thrc't`; L`iil
7i7.11k, t4U1''
half e~atl
ribs., two
the titnt.or t{:
tlnrxroa anbo
tlirr0 eUPS_:.
thcx lit3u or n:
5
.Adel az las'
c�laetasex, wet
repeat ti
minutes
Baked lti^saris Pudtliatg. —
spoons meted coact -law
ratrtalatetltatar. (wale -lair,
tid
ad
,111
U, ,111t'
r
spoons orange flav
one-half cup mills,`.
caps' 'Whole wheat )Heal
d tv�ge'thc
a yolks of slat
l ttf : flour,
t$f baking;l
1t .add tyt
ar tW1te1 £t1
(5l.e til
"a11,dt eu
-t
oto tea°aced t
s1t. Y tht� lays
s thirds
�a3
d
egg, " i 11.auselttxl
a h,a"sf wt man whoha
�. floar, will accot
three teaspoons baking powders more satisfactory results than the arnay, but who (lied in la04. The pledge; though egrtttlly bidding was
clic =cup soft pitted prunes. Beat erratic, makeshift housekeeper, marquis is now nearly ten years of. `rhe accepia fee ..of` hospitality by
together batter, sugar, liare�rin who cleans because she is expected age, and amongst otherhonors, one person,:.xpai the oth a.. t is
and egg$;. add prunes to the meal to chi so, ' and: Whose work speaks pc,sses.es the curious distinction of probable utast m general the eere-
_ baking e._- �__ _�___....,:...v...d,..,,� t.r.,,^..r. '1.7.n,-ar1iF„1•,rT�'i,rn, tl,riTY,tT'a.l t,f � �__..__t _.,:�.1� +a.;. ..:1.1.,
1T
It'raev`.
liras; -,
with
a1fYr 1(
fire and
To one
eytipfnt cwt laza
+t�t%VVen.' l spy i
+- c ess
ugly pi aeaa ple juice betwe
e:ad sindr+:9th1ti .for aft ()Hies,
aght him fort abroad -Star;
a isicr>,i oto dream ,
'Number slate' starsC'ewn nt
tell how many there• are. The'st� rr
sley 'tvaas both,.,an evidence of tlae •,
ine power a and au example of what
i s pr neticaally zitutuwerable,
Q. Believed, in' Jehovah---Has1 cctaa-.
fnaleanae :in his power and word.
Iteekoued it to hint far righter us
nese-eAbraam lived before the Me
same lnaw haad been ghen, a and his
araglateousnesa;, 'therefore, diel .neat
eeanFist in oabtying that latw, but
a+ather in devtotion to a anti trust, in
Jehovah. uk a more j"sri1n'itave and i �,
althea type, d .IEE S J C:
t
"`. :1nc1 fir, s,.id unto
S
JUDGING WEATHER N s
u
SCORES +t1VEN BY !(ATultU TO
THOSE W1LO SEE.
Of Course, the Great Scientific
Hen Will Scoff at All
Theses.
14fany definite ca?aclt?s ozrs ntay be
arrived a`t in recounting the' wear
v• ^ if'
di 'o "n ,,nora.l las
then coax .tr ns x a
s iven a.
the ri ht sort of atfertiota r
g
1 tr im r.
nitnaher of lztt,e but �a� .y pa!
ta►at things in ;1�at
urTe
in - else
Mature, liken everytlt g ,,
goes to extremes, and when we ex_`
. •er `evere drou ht we
pettc�noe, & Y y ai S
are certain to eco i't followed by
o er cold
u
usuall wet time
S x e
R
always followed by' very waren eves-
rod
aces a
i t heat
n t iex�sa
t er a d
h 1?
eocnlTwave,
Tlfree sevoro vinters 'never- fol-
low each other in suc<ssiton.
and
1
an(t1
910, a
'1?lte ev-inter of 9fl9
that of 1911 and 191 ' were both an -
re, The eo'untry- experienced
e and `conseowt ve. winters with-
t... h
itn a perriod of twenty y ears, • The
winter of 1890 and 18,91 was a eery
)mild, open winter, and in maany
will follow, My home is never without seotions it. did not freeze the ground
g wring the entire winter to
ettcata h cit
„ , r} hear the weight of a horse. The
Seo that you get IIF, Woods, as _ 1eri rs teviott6 t o that care
thero, are numerous imitations. It las too m p
nt era e vgry :seerera,
put tip In a yellow wrapper, 3 pine trees
theade.mark, the price, 2s and 50
cents.. Manufactured only by The T.
Milburn Co.i'l:;imited, Toronto, Qut,
the Ross expedition in 1842. _ Scott
confrrned' lioreh,grevink's findings,
but Scott discovered where lions
had noted only an. "appearance," a
Fide stret,;h of country, which. ie
named King' Edwita'd VII, Land,
Went South on Sledges.
Then Direevenry was laid' tap in aitf-
Murch Sound, in latitude 77 de-
grees 40 minutes sout^la and longi*
tulle 168 ea°t, a and expl tration was
started on sledges. The outward
jontt"ney ,of 80 miles to latitude 82
cit; gees and 17 mh utes south, occu-
pied fifty-nine days, tt little fur-
ther south tw-o peaks, ?Iiount :Mark-•!
ham and Afount Lougstati , named%
phrates Ideal limits of Israel's after the chief nrumot r of the ex-
terrtory, actually realized for a, pedttion, were sigghted- On Nov.
very+ brief period zn the daye of 3of 0 Tulles t estwar fom tht covered a e
Solomon's glory.
hfiiz t:p- ' !
ship, re,sehing latitude 77 degrees
59 minutes south, and longitude 140
degrees 3 min tes east.
ttret'iotas !'rip to Terra Nova.
On iristmas ay ';ap •. cel re -
1 1w Eaasier Days Change.
Easter Sunday is regulated by the
Zodiac. 'pa`y's and nights are equal
ort the `?1st of March, and t e first
Sunday after the first full moon aa.f-
ter the days and. nights are equal is
aiways Eater*, The moon is full
the next daffy after the days 'and
nighty are equal next March,, and
the next day after the full moon iii
Sunday and must be Easter, and it
is' en iarela 23rd, which is t -ha
rliest that day taxa possibly cern°.
ncill not occur thaa>t early again
•taa.r4. n,
leated spring weather seldom
eeme�s until a after l ;aster Sunday,
and this means we will have a vary
early spring.
When there is a very heavy crop
of_grain and h?ay the winter fallow-
ing is,:in nine' eaases out of 'ten, a.
mild, open winter. The craps were
vary heavy the last. season taking
the country over.
A11 migratory birds were later in
passing south this season than us-
ual, and yet many) species of hirers
that all go when, the wince` is to
be bad remain if the weather is
apt 'to be mild, A search in
par "s lana 't troug holt le rura
fl1iC1 U C' t S tt 1. 1 1 1 t tl I H c
ta...,,,1 ten the >2iscovery, and On tiotas reveals many: of the snrr .,...-
n ry T , ed :friends of h manity ati A
uaealt•} en .ttn�atlier' (.accatsrtnnn <1is-y dna. c>, ]204, than Berra- \avau, tlhe lin e.arc
1 i w th which ,C.aapt. Scott made linger;ng with us,
kine pr'eaeditig, '1'laen s t p a T
+ ^ , ^ ,. rias la:�t ;Lnta>;rcGic ttxpcdttton, zar-' 11 ht�n the el�inicr is vary aS�!
tinct fawin v+ ro
promise in this' eaase is tlnatt• Abraatu l RE E i`ER1.1D 31.11. 1.1.E I ,1.1
i y t y ,, • „, ;, . rivccl, i4ith. oxdo.rs fcrr aLn ianmedi.1te tlhauands of rt+lnains hsa:veh Uccn
shall sure!,) inherit this laand n ,l.Gl,, QL IO I,Tii1.Ll.1t.
tc^laiclh lie as arcre ae pilgT�lni, land �a. return, even nt� t]Tc cc+s.t• of aloin knuvvn t;o remsrin in t)ltio a�:nd Penn-
, .7.._,.,.... GT. r. T1;r�r,„rin,r n�kn rcnn,ili-c.=lt.n.»in. n,1,� tt'iaat,erfc.edintt on 11!,•r•
it5tie5� of 1)eaiht "aft.
aand guiding spin'it of the'
t't3ionial Club, which etas scribe
,r tl r a Bilk :a ni sg text 1 g leer t() promote goe,siiellowship hove
'eat Britain and. the col- a ed, ,,
her tact and ::rill and itmentioned, v `C.he ceremony taf ra.ti- tiered gtun douse, 1 axe ttaxn. rte
e
'+ zeral h, e, during her helids, hat' fteatijn here described vas the erste ed the. I3ritirh navy at alae be-
se»n, bee xa greatly rnasr-e't int Hausa scalemn, wand acted in tale in of fourteen, and five.ye ars later be-
�{ . centre ask tiatrieitie tttexftnlness, halt') I rich, i their ceremonies 1n laine,a, l:ieu!tenant i the Rove and
la,ialcra„ )l.,talc 1.atsy. er sun, slie r):errinis, is ~}gill ohalt+ laser rn the mphioat, In 1895 he
1 elt;ded,..scnnie alt partaking of a was promoted to be•torpedo lieuten-
a its :tttencda ut dta.ti ;t bey,, but he has the geed looks cu;t7mon haxeal by alae ctarttracting , ve ,> ., a ship tw;r just rf tn,
te her plana father, who was reputed to be the parties others the sprinkling of the
more work and have handsomest man the British pa rtieip, ants with the blood of thp aha:ntlet Squadron. In 1899, he was
slain animal; and. a still simpler 'rnde firSit'r lieutenant, and in the
azige
tion ship, however, broke 14,RIse r3es and varions sorts of seeds that
Whereby shall I /mow,' ---
Nude First Trip to the Antaretie
In 1001 as Lender of Ex. --
from the. ice on .b vb. IQ, and Capt. grew in the Wild' place
tor ccope more definite pledge Scott had the satisfaction of taking
the fulfillment of the oft -repeat -
romise. Thereupon .Jebovali her home in good tvd4r.,
ti
9
When the Winter is Mild
muds to enter into a solemn In 1908, Capt. Scott inarried Miss the robins all go south, .er if any
t with his faithful servant, Kathleen Bruce, daughter of the flocks remain they stay far uv
Capt. Ilobert Falcon Seott,
C.V.04 the leader of the British
and sacred ceremonial. JA?tiittvtaii.eptoicrtli2xtpheeditiomno,uzlatrataat.
e heifer three years
the ,south coast of England,
ilar eereniony. is de- ti.” 1)11
e same auttaio are tot the late Xohn Edward Scott of De -
late Canon Lloyd Bruce. Tie was Canada,
"s covenant with a meg, ,the author of "The Voyage of the The husks on corn and the chaff
Discovery,m'puhli,hod in 1905. He on wheat and oats were light the
was a, member of the N'aval and last season, and whenever the win -
Military and the Marlborough ters are severe theic are itlw-ays
Clubs, and lived at 174 I3uckingham Very heavy, and cling very close
painee.R0,4 London. about the grains.
Thousands of, people have faith in
the caterpillar sign of =winter.
When the hundreds- of caterpil-
lars that creep about in autumn
arc dark all along their back ,Lnd
ex flour. mix in and add this, alternating with milk,
o the first mixture. Bake in a shal-
low pan, dredge thickly with pow-
dered sugar and serve with a sance
.1/lade of thickened prune inite and
flavored with lemon inice.
Pot Roast el ilana.-Seleet
shoulder of ham, and have it boned
and rolled. Soak twenty-four
- hours in cold water. Melt three
tablespoons of fat in the fron. pot,
House cleaning should not he a Lough* liceah-an Irish paval cbm- worship of .1.-ehevalrin ea,rliest He -
matter to be feared, and it decided- manal tilat gees' baelt for its origin ,
ly should not disrupt the home and to the time of Queen Elizabeth. He ate than has sometimes been sup -
verify the "eating from the mantel- derives no pay -Or emoluments front. _08 %
piece" joke. ''' ' his office; but he has several not- l' c° aUci'..,k11.;4'e-'4.,`,.'ilJle:',1Jewish`,,l,i-'1-'i's;,t-
The first rule is to fan the time able perquisites, amongst ethers i.,,,a.i.„aa -.eta taa- .
to be given to the work and to do tho right to wear the lin it „, ..., , . , . „1
1'0. Divided them in the most,
one room at a, time. This will in- an admiral -of the fleet and to 'receive ,a, -. , ,-Ir ii it ,
suxe thoroughness, and will allow an achnirara salute. Up-to-date he stnci 1 1 0 hist-ithe
a part of- the day' for rest, so -that has not exercised either of these 0 hgrea-al!Aite'r.,th., ias„ h..gdveble:iig.ad_oPe-ihe
a wreck of a wieuan need not greet peregatives. . contracting parties passed between
add a cupful of sliced onions and a the hornecoro.ers. at night. Most we- e the divided victims thereby e vm-
cupful of diced celery, cooking un- men are enthusiastic, ancl when one bolizing that in case • the terms of
SUFFERED FROM the .covenant be broken by either
til softened. Turn in the ham and room is cleaned feel that they might
lorown it thoroughly. 13areli,,cover, as well .go through ,the suite_ This
the partY breaking his'. --Voy;'7' is
with boiling water and simmer gent- is the error for which tlaey pay lat. catarrh of the stomach ling. to be parted asunder in like
V for about four hours ; ' 'retrieve er on. • - manner. The eereinony iSlto be re -
mea g For 'thirty Years.
of pared potatoes. Skin the harn, the furniture which has been coy- sacred and solemn act, though it
t anal add the desired, tinmber °' The easiest way when cleaein '
in a hot oven. Surround vvith the ings a,nd place in a tub of water to °mat; is genera y usage, the animals described 'being
Potatoes, garnish with 'celery,: and which naptha or loorax aas been ad h f h St h 11
. Ley. 1, 17 this is specifieally
t uld be taken out of doors
dust thickly with crumbs andabrown ered is to remove the linen coyee- — exemplifies - the later: sacrifkial
such as were 'allovved -in the -later
Baused from some interference with the Levitical law • ' '
't ' f qual'parts of ham'Stock ing the, washing for y on the furni- mition of the liver, and is a malady that • •
and strained tomatoes. - Thickea tire s a fleets the whole body.
-taith crumbs - an.d thoroaahly aaas e- ai , i a a • Some symptoms aee burning pain
following year he was gazetted com-
,Tomato ,Creana, Soni).--Comp,ara- brush. If the covering be duaa,ble; , . . 11. ,,Birds of prey .arne down up...
tavelyi-"fewl- housekeepers .know that a beatihg. with a rattan beater mal „thirsti inees.saa-t rea.c.',,ling; etc' I. °Y1 on the' earcasses, and Abram drove
-Had- mock bisque., can be made. The woedwora,shoiaa he wiped:off lvlilburn's Laxa-Liver Pills kihOilla be them away -The birds'9f prey, were
talt.en, They are a specific -for all dis-.; omens of evil, aignifying the efforts
tomato orea,in soup, ' sometimes should be given, . ' . the iirst signs at any oi unese symp fi)ms
,ithoLvi::: '.. auedling the milk, and with' warm water and a eliainele. 0rders arising. from WTOng 0,01033- of. the ,en the part of the enemies of
without using baking7soda • to pre- Paints should be cleaned, and aVer. , ' Abr,a,m's deseendants , to frustrate
vent' tha eurdling. 'Without 'the soda you. have he ' idea 'what an extra mr. Michael aliller, Ellenllie, Alta.e ' he evine Dian, bat the fao. t at
'' atkirai flavor Of the tomato coat .of enamel ,on' 'whil-,8 Pain '.-% or varit68,----"I take Pleasure la writing 3'°1/ they are driven a -Way may be taken.
aa:air, "' • , d ii all a, ' h .0 ti r .-- d ,wiIl do -eneerning the great value I have received to • ..f., that - ll la . if t - h il
` '44- k' led rtibber - will, do tins'', d foar- 'vials 'and they' coMplete4 able,- to vittions,,;,..teempare„,
VA. leas
be" brig
34,
411
First Expedition.
In 1901 he was chosen to lead the
whioh. occupied him until 1904, at
the elose of which he was made cap-
tain and a comPanion of the, Vie-
t -olio' Order, as a' -token of King -
Edward's appreciation of his ser-
,yieas.- explokation and' scientific.
relearch. He- was also elected a
Fellow of the Royal Geographical
SOciety. The geld medals of the
Royal Geographica,1 Society,- the
Scottish Royal Geographical Sobi-
ety, and the Ameriean, Swedish,
Danish, Philadelphia and Antwerp
-conferred op him Tor this expedi-
tion, and the universities of 'Man-
chester and Cambridge conferred
on him the honorary. degree, of Doc-
tor of Science.
The Ghost and the Meat."
or not to be," evolved this :
schoelboy who, asked to trans -late
was or not to am."
this translation acording to
nto English the French
Another echoolboy has equaled ;tine, -
We have all heard of .the Erentchhe
of "To be weather the Winter is certain to.le
"To is- only
evreerip. about until 4alter freezing
long and severe but when the dark
worm's back, Or it is not very -dis-
t the winter win not be so 'se -
London Chismi'ele, in recovering If
from Germ4n the text, "The spirit, the -dark is in the frOnt the
worst weather will be in the fore-
irideed is Willing, but `the- flesh is, part of winter, and if the dark is in
of winter months or toward spring.
l' When :the wind stays in the= south
'after a "rain it is tot apt to turn
cold, for the high barometric pres-
sure coining in from the far north-
west is not of enough power to push
of the temperature of any marked
ada erilc,, ga.0 sr easne..dt hdeoe :o inttolt1 e tpnrodpial /Lot aof doroupr
continent, and it passes over Can -
you. had your child chris-
onerated on fur anything` yet."
bled With
ealt
Was AEI Run
.anyth.ingOvi?artgawittlaitheiiliearOfill some
, All the autumn rainy Periods'
-and no severe. chanaes have been,'
noted.
,,,Tc.niperaturcfi in' the Far North
•, them sialdentira:01,,;,1 fraint 0,- cliriy an`d have a mild winter d
Capt. Seett'a- earlier 'attain t
aaa an _gene sin ng eeit,osatt:wairt., v,a-to- 'show it Was very mild' north the la,st,
i-s-'1.1par exsPoolevreatri,e7., wa's made 0" 1.3-1e ‘''. On the'first sign of any'wealtness of the autumn' -
I i Di , a Dundee wooden hea,rt or nerves„. you, should , ' "- ' '
ase becomes so desperate that- 't '. .Rats and mice (1.1.P. not seeking
boat -of ,700 to,n,‘„, liberally firialced Your c '
thi-s expeettion was Liaut. sna.okie... usi\ng. al,i,lbvirn's I-leela and _N -,,,,,we pins' large quaptity of .nuts t -Pr their t'vin-
te,3' eonsumption 'The nut -r-,
ton, R./CR., now Sir Ernest Shaek- ',11.,:a. alilIA'enSvaas__Af ',,,S„;',-:vet'i.'es`una` e (II a,crs.1;itsb. wa. ,,,, large, aiAt when this aecurs the.
, w, ose . eaperienee,s with. weak heart, and %VAS all run do ' n f ' wild game u,sual-ly- te-b,their, food re -
that ezpedtlion paived the way for long while: I Was .alrnost in dewspal7-:il main out In the open., ,but when.
-his:, e.Taaaheat soathe eapealieion ever. gettirtf!, well ag:ain, until a friend
ttihalteu• y4ea,00-ra later, . He explor,ed mare recommended me te try Nlilburn's fiealt MitS 'are searee the little aPitnals
tai:nC•3r.• Boa;threthreik-ntret'Clic ,e° xptioite.eilf sl ,. h.,,,i1.1 .. eiy,,,,i,,s ,,,,, as ever, and war-. A judicious and thoughtful
ny reasons
echo
