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Catarrh of the Stornaeh is generally
-caused Trona some interference with the
Action of the liver, and is a malady that
affects the whole body,
Some symptoms are burning pan in
;he stomach, constant tc,praiting, abazor-
walat thirst, iiteesstutt re c"ning, ete. On
=kite first signs of any of these symptom .
Ultra •n Laxer -Liver 'r'ills should be
taken. 'They are fw, speeirffe for all (Us.,
orders arising from wrong action of the
liver.
l+Is- ltliclrae1 riper, ' Bilers ie,
writes,x-r41, take pleasure art 'writing, you
eoneernirlg the great value 1 have received
by using itililbtare's f,axa-T iv'�er�'l.'iti,s, rot.
cat ,rib, of the stomach, with widely -X
have been a sufferer for thirty years. 1
used four vials and they +ala �rPletcly
cared - Me."
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at ell dealers or mailed direr on rerefllt
of prim by The T, �wlrllantrria moo.: Inca
Toronto, f tut;r
�`iara tarsi:.-.
amoutnin
cent.
The
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$1141
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xr' a7C1«5k aw woeS
(-Asc. In 4 it t'5
5 to 73t.;.
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Scleetcd Itetitres.
Spanish Stew,—Cook together fo
one hour medium sized onion,
slrcecl orae can of peas, one can of
tomatoes. Season with salt, but-
ter, and black pepper and a small
piueh of cayenne, if any of this
is left over- .goat it into the next
a day's soup.
t'sic.c,olnie Puibdiu; ..—Qae and: a
half cupfuls of rine cracker eriu ubs,
a
g one egg, four tablespoonfuls of MO -
lasses, three cupfuls• of milk, a
I quarter of a teaspoonful of salt,
one enpfiul of sultana raisins,'IMO
rgjlnarei Q melted nlaocolate, and
ono teaspoonful of vanilla
extract.
11 Soak she a^r eker or,aAsxxkrs in the
it " i.. s en add the
milk .tor ..:� zlar•unn
entraining ingredients,' turn into
a
soli—buttered mold m cover with but -
en paper,and steam stealnly fOr
ur lVitrs, Tura out axud Serve hart
lal with tel'earitraatace.p
IAN 1 Qtt4 o �'rry three
of salt pork and will
enough tint• water out; it
fagon{ or skillet (pre.
e latter) tw thR 'Q `all;
into it lige m*x ivaxnn shed ue 1.
toes., Season w=ith salt Too
.and tvheza Cooked allow
lois before talking them shine
'Either ONITti or uialz
cturt
be used, ill thti Baa t
to
Ji
this melts put in a teaspoon of hak
ing soda dissolved in a tablespoon
trf boiling water and take immedi-
ately from the fire. P ,ur into but,
tercel parts and then pull to white-
tress, or you may let it stay in the
pans and as it cools; cut it into
squares with a buttered knife. Yotx
May lust nut meats tvith it.
nrtte;jseetch,---Moisten; a pound
of: browny sugar with a cupful of
cold water to which youshave ad-
ded two tablespoons of vinegar and
put over the $►•Pain an agate sauce-
pan. Cook for, ten minutes. After
it conies to the boil add font ta blo-
spoons of butter. .Boil until a little
dropped into +eo4 water hardens at
ottti:e and then pour in a thin sheet
,nto buttered tins. When it be has
to harden cut it into squares, with
a buttered knife.
lloriseholtl Tips
Fdaw'�- Ftoettings shouldalways e
ashed before being worn,
g >tie r>�'aw white of egg Makes a
cry satisfactory paaste..
To drive away alulce, scatter, guam
amphorr around their bunts.
Il/edxeine stains earl be renloi ed
slim linen with strong ansunetaia.
inxgereerier are irnpreered
ni eul wweith gotten iasteaal of water.
wateu* used to eleannse tli
nuultl be tepid, but xrot aluite¢
ileg. and ham
1past.-i agreztr'
pe
hate. n,,t
at$`.
s
=t forst lrarililug lvarter porus
or handful of barley or salg4w, tl
lattx is the n14rre 4lelleate,, stir
iar*.rta?al to prevent, lanai ii
hos cttaake , text' Aldan
ill of cuaxtes anal "a
nl rinad. 'c3i1 theaav 1111111
sf al
loth^.
gdr4A41',
OW .sax'
her'
w zt-ecluanppeua lrrlaers ''
w Ileerl onaixtretl. •:1x1 Don
afilhlanod haa`n llladQ raphl;
1et1f xt �, LI
it aUU
f 'f 4 o
lla ilia
X ft, � 'le
aRf
cora lot lfel lick
� 4rICla4alt A n Ilia cl re+; intla°
a<
zulgely rwtzrirr,rked at
sit 13cl�lt~
Quarter ,Session
;Qselaoolrtzusteri, i;t 'Ireland were
ww°retehedly paid,
There is every piospf'et of
ztrilu
heming g Ojlt 11ed int the 1110
oaf the parish snit\
near 1111n'.ahanzho.
i4iaa,rion Lindsay, Belfast,`
died at the age a101. Sha
be lln aal;ed to Greenock, but had been
taxa re. iilent in Belfast,
tt, tuadrrrrl:tr,h, near
rnlf, C"rlmay Cavan,
�1`+t 941x, rxeve5, wa:tt3:
being. equal to 040
h >1ca r.
g", num'bev' of hem
c1;y}cd lad* Chisholm and 1)ctrlen,
rtsi aro on strike owwia11 tee t it
refusal' to revert to ai lzighrr
'ttl�t cif wages.
Tile friends and nesgitbors of 111,
Redmond, the '.harrier, haveraised
xt fund to enable hire to replace the
damage done to his farm by fire at
few weeks ago.
The municipal debt cal: Iiia°l z
mounting yap, and now staInds at
$20,1.10,050, whilst' further dtutlays
are contemplated that • would in-
Crest! it to almost $25,000.000.
Theold-established drapery wave
house in blain Street T nngford`,
where Mn B. Legge and his people
have carried. on trade fur over half
a century, has been. sold by auction.
Serioiis damage was done by a
gat explosion in Canal Street., Lis-
burn, and in ithe house occupied by
Mr. Nagle the floor of the parlor
was blown up. Fortunately, no ono
was injaired.
iJud,ge Curran has intimated that
he will hold 110 further sessions in
Athlone until a new courthouse is
built. The existing building has
been condemned as insanitary and
unsuitable..
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Atli Seip Diseases
ARE OCCASIOMED BY
No one can expect to be free from some
orm or other of skin trouble unless the
blood is kept in good shape.
The blood can -easily be purified and
the skin disease cured by the use of
Burdock Blood Bitters, that old ancl
widely known blood medicine.' '
.It has been on thernarkel, forovet
35 years and its reputation' is unrivalled:,
Mrs. Lillie ik.litchell, Guelph, Ont.;
writes: ----"I was troubled with: eczema
My body was covered with awful itching
skin eruptions. Although I tried rnany
different remedies 1 could get nothing to
give ;rile relief. "'Finally I got a bottle ol
Burdock Blood Bitters, which completely'
cured me.
11:..
cit lrcril any
1U1til 11liek tlue' ytrll
eggs wg
urs
rf1°
he r.ry
rvo
31011t
11
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.il
rlae+a
•
1
a>"aain
1011
ter
1
- i dt a luttle aaa1a
av all"' las lataur: aand
gal seal
for alar xttrli9lnizle: the wear
but sol qulictl lx�.
lullu k1 butter bi ewtoc
part hint; and skin big;
a piece of light brown
fy toga will absorb the
^niditaste and ,s11u 1`
It the clasaut
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if dL i tai
L LIESSOlSn
A
,essolr ,-The des ruet.i¢rx of Sod'
oin, Gen. 19. 12-26, Golden."
text, 2 Cor. li. 17,
The chapter and verses ;imrasedl
ately preceding our lesson passages
for to -day record the incidents con-
nected with the birth of Ishmael
and il1c pl�ttui e to •\tram +ttf the
birth of , Isaac. They^ iaaehide ata
account of the renewal of the cov-
enant at Mature, and an anrronanee
rraent tQ Abra,tu uf? the impending
doom of Sodom, Chapter 17 re
e,rds the change of ikhra.rn.s'rtaxale
to Abraham, and of Sarai's uau e�
ko Sarah, Verses 1 to Al of our le:
s
„.vr► chapter tell of the 4•nt&°oases'
tlx.e taco angels into- rS+raxlom ailrcl.
their eeeeptioln and eza or^taltinae
k d{Qt,
z?, The urea ---T1
, messenger s of
Lot to
city=, 4
xilezarbe r*
: cnil',r'-tori, iracludintg Jos€'paus,.
believed they were ett,ill able
to
identify the pillar of salt referred
iu
in our lesson passage.
127w. Abraham --The longer form
Ore name, explained as sig a
s
father of
a is'aa-t1Ct:d,ray 15 11s4-2tl from
Chapter seventeen forward_
8, Gonorzab--The twin city <r
Sodom and equally wicked;
29. God remembered Abrazzali-e--
Ris mercy toward Lot is explained
by the writer as partly due to his
regard for his righteous aervaant„
r'lbrrahanr,
NOT LTi, . ` :'
Ominous
as I;
1 eptill Mouse.
There, has j st arrived ,
°it tali'
'Zoological Gardens, ens, Lroruo,i, €a
lnzat'd with err poisonous bite. ), ✓
rather .kind of lizard is known
> N •7
0
1
science that� , harm
tate 'S.�.A"F� .. f .aR , t a ..
ax al.erc> bite. Each tota.th lir akr,
aw is gtod. e4 like the fan,
aa':e,ni4l a bite has be
i roars to
kill a rmman.
aaturu has been therf stitc
ar'aPar'ti°;I 4"an x.1'1 ATX -'e of ill
alto with
tt*gra;„.
Although tf°ui
tinit 'tlzt
I'd Now ou. "Oen'
time as repwith others
t
house
roendile
pond, the
air a feel the cx
K,. u�•tv:s c �l.
1„,.rhes shot ticl '3t dr: i
1 air atfak tine 4117Ir«al
Thenln
rill r'1Q`4 ll+(±:l t,ve z
er' d ; r17 as rl;
oat be 4''e a cri by I
boas unlit sea.—,.ed whh
@4tt ww Atern
a uaf, ltzlai*s;ie
R
34l41U1d t{3
As one
ed. The sty
lour, To.'t
f ww:ltnItt.lneir eitt .alert
144edz 15, �1'llcrr t.,.
ll cls lw dawn, '.111 drat
1rired while it z'....,.
c1 by''Thy two daughter
pat izai - s opposed to t
I1te , soots -in-law who bar
asaaat
pore. the warning, r
net in Loot's house,
Lest thou 1>e consumed.,, -Tho
i4i i aa, g
l�aa
la's
nlcl .a
icsircdr ;<a
int°;zrttxy°, ilial" ntll we
cotc o,
`l:'ilrect c,ggs, two heta,p
laratrn half a tuYzl:alrcntrn
aGleripoonf:ula of halo
r, th •eo tablespoonfuls of
tttt:r arllcl''one teaspoonful
PZS' et, Ali,v and aft the
�. dd the beat -
milk, lemon
et aitl€1 tli 11 tcsr. Beat volt;
;
rr43 fold ill %llca stiffly beaten
>ivide into well
Nrrl
pans; bake
quarter of an
fuls of srrgaarr
act,
41'(5 st.- lti-oke 1 balitea of
and one 51211 0 milk, soak
slices of bread in it, put some
itgs iia the frying pan, Fry the
asf bread until brown.
lc with sngairr ,serve hot.
r 8:lsouge '("al.t:--`Cwvra eg?ls3
one cup oi• sugar, one teaspoon 1e -
mon juice, sixtablespoons, of cold
water, r, one and one-third cups of
sifted limn., two even teaspoons
baking imwder, Beat the yolks of
the eggs stiff, add the sugar and
heat again, add the lemon juice and
water, then the sifted flour, into
nhicln the baking powder has been
mixed, and, lastly, the whites beat-
en stiff. Bake inti small, shallow
pan, or in small scalloped tins.
I'slosliug.---One eup powdered
sugar, ono teaspoon boiling water,
one tablespoon lemon, juice (not ex-
tract). Add a few drops more of
boiling water until it is thin enough
to settle, irhen you stop stirring.
Color some of the icing pink, or a
little melted chocolate may be
used. .For n. children's party, these
are 'roost attractive little cakes and
thoroughly wholesome:
Raisin Sandwiches. --- Graham
bread, large raisins, unsalted but-
ter, if possible, pinch of cinnamon,
Cut each raisin in two vdth scissors
and remove the pits. Lay the halves
en thin slices of buttered ,graham
bread, sprinkle with powdered su-
gar: and cinnamon ' and cover with
another buttered slice'of bread. Cut
with a cutter into :fancy shapes, iE
desired Date sa.ndlwiches•are made.
in the same way, :
gra
ut
'kites c
ltutterlt
ial ca
ho
hour.
nnty loo
VI
d
lunnin
Candy Recipes.
Al °lasses Caztaly.—Stir ttige tiler
three cups molasses and onocup
brown sugar, add a gill of vinegar
and put all over the fire in an
agate or porcelain lined sauce-
pan. Bring slowly to a boil, stir-
ring !often. After it has boiled half
an hour begin to -Lest the cantly by
dropping a little of it from a spoon
into` cold water: Assoon as a '1it-
, Ile. of-thesyrup'; hardens in the
-Manufactured only by The Twater :et it e. table.wpoon of batter
aitcd, Te' onto: Oat. into the mix Lure. When
51
a!nt
Irene you 11.17
ci cooking utensils xs bad'
r x7aaiutlruv tiaeA lxanaait•
h zta
ereer1R are an itupor
Ilouschold comfort.`
lar winter; to fold
rnncl prote4;t it from
while windows trio)
ra ke'a private ,^' 3rner ia1
ars gaHnelRT
f rlily aux
11
prp
,x :lik x.. bAt
nr have
them s ry
i� 'aatligat�as
:r f`tr ay a1'
°h1a wvr r
ioation i, that Jehovah had fi;a'cl
beyond W3iIVit the des ere
ilne city was not to bo pest^'
y-MOr, punishment.
. 13th be lingered Rclueta1t tale
Ave his home` and the e tvv wzlli4"Iz=
rad been so long his place " of resi
mice, The angels appear s mpa-
laetio and determined ' to reset a hirna
rith his household, evert though it
be neez'E:sary to lead bran' by the
bond. Thus with gentle lustsit*tot'*'
they bring hiin forth until'lai
stafefy beyond the city gate.
17. lfseapl icer thy life- Fun
flight• is necessary to a -each a in
sof greater Safety.
Look nut behind thee ---Resist
every temptation to return or to
watch with curious. ey a's the fate of
the city:
All the Plain—The valley. reg€tau
in the neighborhood of the deemed
11012
stag
room,
To mend china ninile`'a tltielt'so,
hlti�>rr of gualt arable and stir into
it plaster of pains until the mixture
becomes creamy. \pply with a
brnsh to the broken edges of chinas
stall join t1 ;ether. Lay the china;
away for three, days.
Snaaltest Least o1 1'rtty.
The smallest carnivorous animal
>•rw t11a world is an Ameri•can weasel
which is tumorousiia Northwvent
Canada and •11aska. and is oeeasion--
ally seen about theGreat Lakes,
Although the animal °tussis ivhite in
the north in winter, it does net
show the black tipped tail which
characterizes an ermine pelt, and
so it is not bought by trappers and
fur -traders. w This fact,' with its
small size and secretive life, has
mule its habits very little known.
It' feeds on insects, which it finds
alive in summer and in winter: digs
out of rotten logs, upon, small birds,
etc., but lives mainly on mise.
These it can follow into thihir nar-
rowest boles and runway's, for it is
scarcely larger than 'a field mouse
itself; or, striking; the trail of one,
it will trace all its wanderings and.
as soon as it caches •sight of its
prey it will ispring -after it with
amazing, and fatal rapidity,
"Forty W'iules"f by Tap. `
Many and curious have been the
methods employed to induce sleep
in all ages. Even from the primi-
tive pillow stuffed with the nareotic
leaf -to the more modern one ;a•dvo-
eatecl by a well-known Swvedish dee-
tor--of getting 'between the blan-
kets dripping front a cold bath;
Birt pel'1in,ps n;;pue iseats nircki-
pare•a.s that reeenbly 1pyenteec by
an eminent German doctof , anti
scientist, By his system it is pos-
sible to switch sleep ,` cog:" `and
"on;" precisely" -as one nmanuptulaates
the electric light. Thus it is by
electricity that rthe doctor is able
to Promise sleep to the most my t-
erat•r of insomnia victims. S>.
means of a small electrical y
washed nlacliinte, he appiics the c-ur-
ran E to the base of the skull, u hic)z
produce a "deadening" effect on
the nerves.. This state can be kept
up for as lung a period a:: desired,
1
22. The omitted verses re
Lut'e plea to be spar,..d the
sity of fleeing to the barren mon -
tains, and to be permitted to re-
main in a little village some dis-
tance from Sodom,
23, Zoar----Meaning, little.
21. Rained . brimstone and fire
—13rimstone is the word used uni-
formly in the Bible kr sulphur,
which is found in all volcanic
regions both as an uncombined de-
posit and as one c,f the chemical
constituents of gases as sulphur
dioxide and. sulphureted hydrogen,
which are not infrequently exhaled
from the earth in such regions or
dissolved in the water of hot
sr,rings, It is frequently referred
.to eonnec-tion with Jehovah's de-
nunciation Of the wickedness of
nations and individuals.; (Compare
The extensive oecurrenbe Of sul-
phur in the region oi the Dead 'Sea
corkoberates the Bible statement
that this, substance. contributed to-
ward the destruction of the cities
of the Plain—Sodom and Gomor-
rah. It was the work of Jehovah
through the `use of natural means,
but, of course, was decidedly mira,
ps. Pillar of salt—Great ledges or
cliffs of ery'stallized rock salt are
to be' found at the southwestern
shore of the Dead Sea; During the
rainy season, fragments of these
cliffs become isolated ,and_ resemble
•ess el forMation and destruction.
The Process 419.YR-lY9,1 111 sgme
cases- veii slow' owing LO a chalky
the pi,larlike shafts
not unfroqUentlY assume forms
which strangely suggest the outlines
of the litmlan ftgill'e, especially
when viewed fiern-a distance. Late
f.
1a
,4.
ea.
the
rear oily 1"A1 x
1r' a 111rU p 11"trt'3n rr '1 91 Aµ1 IIAa?a ci
ard
me
lit
44
1
Zoo
bzieltn
vo tit
11 its,' mouth
•Ixieh help in thie general
(14
rae-
tfeat v.0.4
,Tournal, .T1 is quite differeat
an.v &her, Es atmosphere is
exits* tinged with the spirit, of
e Canadian 'West, me por,pie or
are ;simple and intensely prac,
Thezt, know ',themselves to be
t inneerx, grid their 7, -
The -o° am now
res1,?erity, intro,
great
other
1 4. leth,n that
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114
is
1.1
PRINCE'S NEW'
iglish Aversion :lay 81
Frani 11113 Ng Bagpipes.
glishmen have little sympatir
heir Seottish brviliren 'ill
qing therefore ta Ow
the fact that the Prince of Wales
<Tully to learn to play pr“perly on
the Scottish nati.0,16) irr.rtirtmte
and arrangements were made
e of Scotland's premier pipers t
ve him, lessons. The Priace
and already shows remarkable
gress in playing what is'admitted to
be the most wfficult of all musica
Pipe Major Doss Tow.; OK-f•,rd
twice a week to giv.‘ the Prineo
sons which last about an hour 01u
result of the Prince's new hobby
that several other undrgraduates
are attempting to learn' tlie bag:
pipes.
The Shores Are to lle Mapped Anil
St tidied.
'Although the Dead Sea in Pales-
tine is known by name te every
its', hanks are zeklein visited, and
many of ” its picturesque, gorges,
,Ve911,derli3 1 mountains and strange,
fertile oases have remained vir-
So much so, in fact, that, the. Pal-
estine Exploration Society, of Ber-
lin`, in cdnjtincifion with the Berlin.
Institution. for Sea (exploratcion)
43,esearch, have determined to ex-
plore the basin of ilhe Dead Sea
thoroughly, as well as that, 'of the
riNcr ,T,ordan, Only twice RI mod-
ern time4 has a,ny one attempted 'to
torte region.
It is prob.abl:e., however, that we
hear more of the Dead Sea in
the' near future.„-
IVIasie--"What is the
Always lie prepared ,for the worst,
bat keep an eye operi fox the best.
Husband ---'".rhe first tirne, I Saw
you you hrougl....t fears, to my eyes.
Were peeling onions.
tn. evils
ell fin^
iree in Cana
nambe
11
peri
int; notsp
aleohol
ext, and
talroxlin
nent
it
1
, r slight if you do not treat it intim
1 it will„ ,iiii all possibility, develop into
1 brorichitis, pneumonia; asthma, or some
! other serious throat or lung trouble,
On the first sign ota. cold or cough it Li
iadvIsa,ble to cure xt at once, and not let.
it rim on for an indefinite perlod•
1 .'or this purpose there is nothing to
ixqual Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
for the past twenty-five years.
,i Yon do not experiment when you get it
*WO years at he caught- a cold whicl
ed ' bronchitis. .t. tried every.
no gend., Oga day
ti
W'ood' isx
thins. ir
25 and
ato, Ont.
R-4 yaI
gginst
nisery
ann,i4 mate
t
is
'ally based on
bird. It is a, ‘1,ondertul, rnaz-
neat land shall be ana:n.
men. earl make their ortor
,ad es unisandicappet
spirits. 8.1.s- that it ir an im-
r int\ e, notl.ini-7, to do, Tile point
at the ideal exists and 11,
Nine progress. At seven o'clock on
Saturday night every bar Is closed
amt the lights put out, and from
then not a drop of alcoholic refresh-
ment can be bought for money until
Monday morning. The visitor stay-
ing in a hotel cannot have it served
to him in the smoking -room or any-
where oln, about the hotel except
with his meals' or in his own bed-
room, However far the Canadians
may fall short, of their ideal, the
S tit rd ay nigh t c aro u se is at all
events an impossibility /low, When
most of the simpping Ims been dune
the' streets relapse into a very quiet
way, Them is
.NO Shouting or Laughter,
and no hilariouS prancing ,of the
panemonts arm -in -arm ; noisy
song -singing, because not
to be had that which inspires these
exhibitions of peculiar Lien.
To von to is alto gethc r tremendous -
ter of morals and eonduct, It is all
for the sirnplest and the purest, life,
with it, Tt Seenni as if subcon-
man. Canada -1 he ambfrou of catch-
jjA 'enter.:
increase it -s efficiency and
systems arE, magnificent, and L,17te
a little building bein, doue on. the
•
eaten
the lu
all 310Yal
nt at des -
dile, and
le ucen's per-
y the Czar .
like many Ititss'inn
s, ieh
at deal,
.ere only
re
"Oh, that is the thirg that makes
the average speaker when called
on at a banquet get up and declare
that he is not prepared to make a
speech and then go on talking till
he proves it.''
Those Girls.
Stella— Did she wear a rope of
pearls V'
Should call it a yarn,”
4e 44444414,=4:442
;Was Ali Run, DQVii,I)
Many people are. xmaware of havink
anything wrong with. their heart till some
excitement, overwork or v,torly causes
them suddenly to feel faint or dizzy, and
have au all -gone s1nking sensation. r
On the first sign of any 'weakness of the
4).,e,,art or nerves, yoii should net, wait, until
' becomes so'despeiate that it is
take years to, cure you, but avail
,1.5414.g Ifliburn's Heart and Nerve Pills.
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rOr Sale at an dealers or mailed direct
ne receipt of-priCe by The T. Milbtito Co.
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