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WAT IT WAS
fl OF OLS
ti.se
1Cream, butter And add sugar grad-
nelly, eoatieuing the beating e then
add cocoa and cafee infusion until
Of right eansistenen,to spread,
-Useful filets.
We shoeS' should he etuffed with
paper before they are -pit awaY.
They will dry more quickly and 40
the blood becomee imratre, it ,
Selected Recipes. be SO hard.
Sheets that are wearing out
,
I,s only naturel that boils, nbaaoles, or I
some otber ittasi•elion of bad1)190d steuld I
h°111{-
break 9ut 91 the.' stexn- Ther;s Q"1Y l Cream I)ressin:"' for F4'llit Saba.— 1 ha've their selvedge side
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s thine to do, and that is to purify the Ione teaspoon eat, pee -half table-- eiseild"dite,gagnedthtra:etehtehnebeeeeel!teierlheteslie,.
isseed by using a ther0ugh blood deans' i spoon mestard, three tableepooes mete ,
-a
en. pes,anne such a*. BuRTIOM. 131.00D isotilfraet"t‘i..Norees-ritiTaltrettearlee2ptio)aae;ref..., thrbiztker-lnittn a fruit e.ake pour half
li - 1 - • in s
eerseas. the nee be,fore addrq, g
r couega Ttiver ted batter, three-quarier cup ere.eien' lee fruit then tee, hint win net be
• . „.„, cup teneen juice, „„_44:1'..n found at the bottoni of the cake,
r 1
Glade. 1S1..B, NNTrttest— xer years 1_ was !one quarter
tronbled with 'Boils. I did illot '#3.?.c•if. '', first eeven ingredients togetnar.,; --w-ben prep4rittg eannee or teaesee
whet it was to be rid of. them until i
' ec.ok" in a double boiler, etirriog for roasting, , try rubbing it inside
iwgao to use EtiRDoCK 13L09D 131I:rFlt eonst a ntly, When the mixture be- with a piece of lemon, It will will-
/. onlY ',2SetclenTenbin°Itlaensn I cait'n aaane'sttl'; gins to ibiekern add lemon juice ten the flesh ,.134 make it more tends
say that I have never bad any otti s S , , _ , _ ... ___ , er. . " , .
now over 4 ' I-1 inee % SIC:WIN%
1 A.. -t, vd.Avy.$ reoPininend --,TULB." 1 Brown liread—Two tinns t --911r A satiqactory wash cloth Is inade
Buenonne Backon Tnirraas is a tenled,r , milk" one egg' one-ha4'' P°11114 enr- ,of two ,or three thieknesses of mee-
irodite1 for the purification of the rants, two tableepeons lard, elle cap , tpeto netting. The edges are Anise,
bloodand has been used by thouSaud-s , etnen syrup, one teaspeon soda, °Pe ed by erocheting a seallon in pink
dering the past 3+9 years., l' CUP v4te, noun gaaliamtionr, e991- or blue '
r ea It The T Milburn - - , . re . , , . ,,,, ,,,Hr lta w ,
It is tuanit,actur„-- -ry -- . woe ingi e„.„ients. sttt rme st-. E ii, hen hoihna,. cabbages, tr:( peals,
ce,, Li ted Toronto. C'Eltt igrahem flour, Bake two houre cov- , in, a small' vessel of vinegar on the
ered. ' beck oz. the eteive. The Odor o the
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RON OAS A GY.P,;Nf VIA -11, Sow 'ream Cooldes—One and eabbaige will not, be se, unpleasant,
Vat ei---Litei 1 t p ,,,, 9,,ynth,7":4.4 e°P sugar' tw° egaa' 6'4e Buckskin sheee Can be cleaned by
'4-..r ....... -11t- --,,Te .,, QP, gap saa,er, one cup soar ercaan, One leaking a lather of geed scouriog
or Conventions. simon oda, four (eine flmar, care, soap. Teen a swan tonsil and rub
e lMea.
T guava clubs 44 LN41d0 44$ :e41.4r 4.tiopl'itircae's'('.onnsicte° til-!,t.t.e.' l, Jii,nel;:eartthete'r; t1.1)110Lehugglitsilyaginatle ,the e . •
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quaintest .1s toe 1 -?;;FP- the morning, or they eau 40 D4co)ored bronze, stinuld be thor,
L°1!f4 el'b, 14 1:faild T6INed ill the, morning and dropped enghly cleaned el duet, thee apply
from R 1")(),011 Into greased pan,,
bltu bersliip of sueli ja tie Free_ t - fu - 1, a mixture 0. ty-o parts warm water
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a '13:1'11/4gadti9bnY tlt:ir 11110eb,11:111.11eiar;titlisa:, 4'stan"fil kltlf '.,,,i'ilt;'17,Fal;,,au;I:171' t:a'a)1',1;‘ i hae:ntr:e g4eig: 1 'ainriv:k4'. vi°i4taiL I:tpa citamol'el$133..stiki:bn4. 6(1' 1::17,
Iv for g therings on Thursday 02NTIR, 'iv -
Tue wituessed at thci4. wese.,4 4,tiansl,oun,rm oven ono, thPe,,Iwitite5 4Pro t,91,4 isria exelonae:tagtoe iw.tvt isnertbheen4ur5st,
ings. The Menkbers declare them -
NEWS OF THE 11101)1f
WEST THE SUIDAY SCHOOLLESSOi BUILDINGS MADE OF GIAS FaCe To Foe
BgTWPE (ONTARIO AND
nsit COLUMBIA.
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ery, for if cream butter or gravy
to the sworn foes a eon- '°444111 Ntataeli— 134ke'
b
• la4rneu a aeatltalen' lOw 31711 t to \Yin
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eemp et,ely a orbed the cot-
, s, po a es. p t p
1P(4"lelli 'CCA4V443kti9"5" ! 1 t r'tit 1 tt r it it" aPPhad at aacc'
+declare their objeets to b g " /..!/ 'T/ sa 13411 Cali4Onate Of soda. will remove the
promote fellowship amopg, rta, andri bemoan ealt. Pat hatk ,mst obsthukte mud staills,, rob
tlive,e, interested in gypsies and gy'p.,1 T‘T:14,,^ „ off with Cloth of flannel dipped in
sies themselves and te encourage; 11 tit"e—IKK nt", the 0,(0414, then Press well on the'
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INTERNATIONAL
A I: G USTr.
tems From erovinces Where Many Le
Ontario IlnYS and Girls Are
"Mating Good."
Humboldt, Sask, will have a, new day 2s eamiag when a. Our
$65,000 public school.
LESSON,
on VII. Crossing Bed Sea.
Exod, 13. 17 to 24. 31. Golden
Text, Ise. O. 24.
erSe 19. The angel of God—The
ET ALL THE SUNSHINE
WORKING no uRs.
ess
bdeh Means That
ness Will Be
AVoided.
wine presence watch maintested nniinien5 wen be made of glass. The
fused to make a 0-aatit'of, land tn be 1"Jel),01`,111 (Exed• 13, 21; 14. 24)t , sing at their work in bright,
the ilare of electric lieits in denar
crOWdc-ol 0Yerilowing this eum-1Pc'sition 13etWeen. them and the ell- throneli The walls o
mar, and ;many viedors have had; -n.}. Dg the /light` crystal.
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to apply to private houses for ae- 20' And' there was the el°11(-1 and ' 'Color will come baek to pallid
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eommodation,
At Yorkton, Sask, a by-law was
tataesa7 issue debentures fOr
$140,00t' the, same to eoner an ex-
tension,' of the town'e eleetric ens -
At Lloe-dminster, Sask., the au-
thorities are on the iookeut for Peo-
Pin 'who have iteelit stealing the
The Moose jaw City Council re- iteell in the pillar of cloud ealled aae is near when rosy-fased girls
tised for fircight -terminals for the .and SealetIMes -toe Atigel of eereies fa.etaries- salter, in. place of
1 as here.
wmujoeg hotels have, been Stood obituld them—Took a nxeca meet eteres a stream of Heine su
the darkness, yet gave It 'twit by leheeiss and eyes that have gro-,tn
night—Witile this translatiort is the weak and tired etre:ening over eeuna
7tooretlia'ece;ateo'dth'e't:itnhgesjea,i'n'etsnVakeers- leen'; s withbntl eoys inof, htebee2.-tbtaa.ck r9°I'lls
sion, by the insertion of the phrases or dir_gy tenenwilt-houses glist-
the intended meaning of the passage The streets will shine like tbese
a little plainer "And it was °load of the famed spotless town, with
andn.$)d„abltneistsgtioveti-iligelriat b(tyhen, igEh:tYbtP(:l, et-erst:ss.taCalat,heae:Itierz5d,,sana,acliK
hese (the Isranntesh" spires, marvelous cunningly fa.sit-
Tonesten lamps off the -street, posts. Caused the sea to nay toned combinalgone a-, c or -ed
, -
Throng!), the atstien '0 the' Lord's ''. a strong C'315t -W515d ''Not,, WI 1/ WISI111 glasS, 441,7010 which the light fat -
Day Allinoce. the hotels, of Moose l P1191I9mell9r4 at thi$ INaee^ 4" t 45. er$ into the nave below in wondeene
.Sask., have been compelled quite noas!bele that the watere al talie,,,50doed gior,,1,, at. tone .,,,,
to 4.14CP$e their eiga,t StandS 04 SL111' 'Re4 Sea •Quee ex'te"ed as fat ti°t"th The poorest, mom, the veriest bo
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day, as the Bitter Lakes; tf so, there I
Rattleford, Sask, will must have been many Pointe will r?fi"t• sPlertdOr Of the
ew tioloat $145,000 which as exceedingly sholoy. (bni'iltghtsiaenes td glitt;e JitiestA wood with_
tle.NN" ',post ()Ince eostiag $50,-, A .trang southeast wind, therefere - 4 e -,Tim' 8:qua and
00; also a government armory to by driviug the waters of the lake4'out and filth ran -
„ potatoes. Cat locu thwise anti hat. gets on the cluittrens' clif othes it eau' w
0 be
Vtlady gpf and couversattett in the t irP41.4 the shoulder. ITave it wrong ado Qt tho material with gt
Rogagoli laugoogo ; (o2) To opipmo the Qtlit rather thin. Cut into four
artificialities of modern life; (d) ariP„s. DarnPen enoh side of Meat+
enconrage camping, caravanning igt roll gri brigaderitrAW add Av
tdOITS:ifOrtn,a outdoor sport and .Ititthe. onion; roll up strip ,rogi fasten'
The• members, are n.aturaillv very!' thirt4' -tninrdes.
with skewer. Bake frMit twenty to
c rion
'keen Opett air litrre"/ and thnlit„have, oenamit 1St/Un--Three cups -veallriuse in plenty of clear water and
itrA organized a Ivirimt eompention„, 51t40kt tWO tablespOons COrrtgAreitv 141111„% Allt ILO dr.y.
They ev same of them propose .ta celery, salt. 'nutmeg. one cup cream, many housewfvc$ have lomorimd
tahn to the road 4.71 cOmbine sait PaPrikaa 0114041111 IV,Ittedi the fact that their tarts and pies do
4'47is' with pleasur and prizes; nve,(eocoainit. Blend cornstarch wall a,.uot, have the delicious brown desi
+offered to those inc+st successful in ,,fInv",11 amTIlat nt ("4441 water' Mdt ed, MwaYs keep in Ftnir ennboard
inciting their livtag on the road.1 • 1Prik4* a few small pastry brush arid brush your
Their desire is to prove that it is graInti Oritt410g. Atld „one -044p tarts and pies over with milk lust
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the mixture thiehens. Add cream
warm Iron.
Velveteen is SUeeentOUY WaShed
by making a lather a soap and
wallet water, then seaking the vet-
vetdan in it, squeo4ing,it, but not
rubbing. When this Ui 64414ed%
We Ler any one, however steep.
ty life and however tied to
to 0 obtain a thing on the
petitors majf arrange to
have ,y payable at any post
Alice or other bank, but will he
qualified from the competition if
they draw upon it.
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TITLED )1 ED ICI ',U.: MEN.
kteaspopn • ,
' ar!el cocoanut. Reheat- and nerve
with dots of whipped cream.
t'aramel Salad Dressing—One
' tablespoon tion r, one.quarter tea-
' spoon mustard, one tablespoon
brown sagar, one tablespoon butter.
.
Some, Royal Personages Qualitlet
to AO as Physieians.
'Baron Henri fin Bothsebild, who
wrote the play "Croesus:" is a
physician of no ineontullerable
41vIld the bead of a hospital for
the poor in Paris, and the fact re-
calls that there are even Royal per-
sonages qualified to act as physit
clams.
For example, Queen Arnelie of
l'ortueal is an M.).—the only Roy-
al lad; holding the distinction—and
the Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria
actually praetises the -medical pro-
fession in the interests of the poor
ankh. and bas long passed his
e thousandth operation for eatar.
act, For he specializes in eye iron-
bles, and he it was who suecessful-
ly treated the ICaiser when, some
twelve years ago, he was tempor-
arily blinded by a swinging rope
while cruising thc North. Sem.'
The Royal duke is authorized to
practise as a. doctor by a special
decree of the German Imperial
Chancellor, and it is eetima,ted that
already nearly 60,000 poor people
have received free treatment from
him. And yet another Royal work-
er in the noble art -of medicine is
the Princes.s Sophie of Bavaria.
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putting them in the oven.
If the tatloth quite clean ex-
cepting One two Sputa, .41P a
folded towel between the titbit -
cloth and the padding, and on the
towel place an empty bowl, having
the stain directly over the bowl.
Pour boiling water through the
Cream together these Ingredients stain until it fades away. Ley au -
Ind add very slowly one-half 'cup of other towel over the wet place and
Ninega r then put over tire and stir iron until dry.
tit thick. Use cream to thin to
*per consistency. An egg can be
ed with one-half tablespoon flour- SPOKE HIMSELF TO SLEEP.
lt and paprika, are not needed.
St northward, together with a eitretisli` There will be stt4shiPe
The 'Mtge of t-444011$10bb of the tide in the lower heart and 4' 14' htmle^
2 2a4,111, '1,1aieladmsoutrIlltrinirvtatch----Between 11144ufaettlTed btv InachinerY 4/14
Saslto
not -is yet A year oki, has an
aSseSSittient '0! a million and a quar-
ter, with the single tax system in
vogue.
SaskatelieWan is believed to bo
the most Chtistian preoinen in -the
Dominion., In a population oil
sin ne, less ban 4.704$ pmfes, *be
Christian faith,
At Indian Iileadl SaSk. five me
140 IllttnPled Off a freiglittwere run
by the 3Ieunted Police after bar-
themsekes in an empty
(or the night,
gulf, might easily produce the, effect A/14 when will this he?
When fitriM9 5iteet$ of glass can
MTH A
Serious Problern.
BAD WATEll VAS THE eilV$E1
Emotes]) ineostani or,.
A , est---k'Coming to the North-
, from 13.C., in the summer of 191%
we were face to face with the SerhlOsprot,
blem of being stible to secure good dd.*,
ing water; this we c.-otdcl not get, so were
obliged to -drink water containing a great
deal of alkali, with the result that we
were an troubled with Diarrinxa. Ver. -
ornately, we hada bottle of DR, Few-
nna's Exra.ker es WILD STRAVIReDRY
in. the house which soon relieved our
sufferiugs. I have always kept a bottle
the houtse since obtaining seen beae.
acid results from its use when my boy
as a baby was similarly troubled. 'It
has always proved a friend in need.'
There am mane. imitatione of "Dfra
Fowtge's", When yen ask for the well -
Inman/. ardcle, insist en beine givete it,
It has been on tbe tnatket or over slaty -
ave years, and bee always given the
reatest of satisfaetioa, It nitres when
fliers fell,
that the name of The T. Milburn
. aPPear$ on the yellow
wrapper.
Cutiets—Wipe or telneVe the tritlsh Statesman 'Relates an Aunis-
ne; skin and tough membranes, ing Experience.
ut into pieces for Serving. Cover
with cold water anti nook at a IOW of Devonshire iu yawning, to the temperature. The stock is to be light of Disraeli, in the middle of
used in the sauce. Small pieces his own maiden speech in the Cont-
i" be put together by using mons is generally reckoned unique
Awl toothpicks ftir skewers, of its kind. But it is positively
Season the veal with salt and pep- obliterated by an incident that was
per. Roll in fine breadermobs, dip described lately by Sir Guy Fleet -
in beaten egg, then in erumbs again. 'wood Wilson, who has just retired
Melt two tablespoons of dripping from the office of Finance Member
or butter in a French pan, and of the*Council of India.
brown the cutlets in the hot fat. Sir Guy was reealling in a speech
when browned, put the cutlets into at a farewell dinner the great
a -double boiler. Serve with sauce. changes that had come about in the
Sauce for Cutleits---Two table- Viceroy's legislative Council as a re -
spoons dripping, anc-fourth cup stilt of Lord Morley's act. Four
flour, one pint, stock, or water and years ago, when Sir Guy Wilson be -
stock, one teaspoon or more of gen work m India, it was a body of
Worcestershire sauce, X tablespoon only twenty-one members, and he
salt, one-eigth teasplem pepper, two remembered well the day on which
tablespoons chopped parsley. Pre- he was required to answer the criti-
pare as a brown sauce, pour over cisms on his first budget. Sir Guy
the cutlets and cook at a low temp- said: It was on the enth of March,
erature until tender, which will take 1909, and the day- was abnormally
at least one hour. hot and close, even for that time of
Potato Pnlf—Four clips hob mash- year in Calcutta,. Partly owing to
ed potatoes, four tablespoons milk, the heat, but largely no dotibt ow
one teaspoon salt, two eggs, two ing tenthe wearisome effect of my
tablespoons butter, one-fourth tea- first attempt at oratory, one by one
spoon pepper. Cook. draM, dry every single member present vent
to sleep; and it is the simple :truth
that after a while I actually fell
asleep in the course of the delivery
of my etatementi"
the htuae and tough pfece$ of moat......The toric feat of the late Duke
The SatlkatcheWart department of
Agricalture estimated that fully ten
fillion acres of Saskatchewan land
has been put under erop this year,
increase of 500,000, acres over
last year.
Repreeentat of an Roglish
(Beate have bought 8,000 acres
of land near Canmore, Alberta,
and will develop it for coal. The
ce paid for the land was in the
neighliorhoote ,?.`1,5410„,Pun
Brandon's lOth fire since Mart+
oceurrcd on the 1114th:ilia of July
22 when B. and Cristall'a second --
ha -lid anr0 *0401440k with a loss
of $10,000. It is believed them is a
firo bug Brandon.
Ralph W. Dawson, a home-
steader, was killed by lightning at
Assirtiboia. He was standing on a
load of lumber when the lightning
struck him, passing through his
body and tearing oft three of bis
toes.
At Shellbrook, Sask., man
named Bird was arrested by the
Mounted Police charged with tak-
ing a shot at a 'homesteader with a
rific. He missed hint, but the
Mounted Police frown heavily on
offences of that kind.
Dr, Montgomery, of. Assiniboia,
made up his mind to start a fox
farm and bought nine foxes to be-
gin with. He placed -them his
stable for safe keeping-, and in the
night the whole lot burrowed out
from under the walls and eseaped.
Edward Lowe had a meal in Lew
Suey's Chinese restaurant in
Craik, Sask., and declined to set-
tle. A row -started and Suey
carved Lowe with a, long butchers'
knife, afterwards throwing het
grease in his face. The Chink was
fined $5 and oosts.
At Prince Albert, Sask., 50 men
who were engaged in street grading
work were laid off summarily, the
city authorities saying that no more
work in the way of civic improve-
ment would be carried on unleis
the money to, pay the men were ac-
tually in sight.
During the past year the Saskat-
chewan Provincial Depa,rtment of
Raja -ways- and Telephones received
mora -than 150 applications for the
incorporation of rural telephone
companies, representing more than
4,000 new subscribers to the pro-
vincial system.
Travelling in two prairie schoonn
ers, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mat -hen
and seven children, ranging in age
from 19 tai. one year old, -pas,sed
through North Portal, Sask., en
route to the Red Deer country.
They came from Flasher, N.D and
She Did, But—
"Mamma," asked Willie, now miles.
that I've een such a good boy in George Mawer found SOMe hu -
Sunday school, you don't distrust man bones under, a sand dune on
me any more do you?" his „farm near Bradwardine, Man
'No; ; I feel that I can and the remains are believed to
trust 'my < little man now.'' partly explain the disappearance
described in the teNt,
be 4b1 to resist free and breakage
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Jehovah looked forth upon the Tbat sounds, like a d4malt order.
host 0! the legyptieseenee 'psalm' Bat already oilie wire glass ie used
of the events nere narrated seems la ... tu.tti i.n. '
tO be given, -the meaning of the . glass which
'words of this verse is explained AS • "-,tance and it$
-Bows;
77, icer5es 36,20,ere an evinnee as a preyentwe fur fire, and day by
Hc—I suppose you have tried trio- and mash pota.toee. Then add seas-
,
teeing, judge? Judge—NO, I have oiling, milk and butter. Separate
not; but ha-ve tried a lot peo- eggs and add well -beaten yolks and
pie who have. beat well. Then aclet whites of eggs
which have been 'beaten stiff. Turn
ocTons sAlp into a buttered dish and bake in a
. quick oven until brown. -
Oatmeal Macaroons On- table
. . . .
ZOOLDGET CURED — .. one-half — .
spoon buaei, cap eugai,
. . . , . . .... .
one egg well beaten, one-tourth tea-
spoon salt, .one and one-half .cups
.rolled oats, oneslialf teaspoon belt:
.ing .powder. Combine mixture.: Do
not. add water. Drop firoin spoon
an to greased pans. ,,..Bake e in hot
oven until brown. . -
' Roxbury, Cakes—One--quarter cup
. . . ,
hatter', .two eggs, omen -tali': cup sour
, inilk, one ' teaspoon einniannan, one -
Mina: VIALS OF
?Milburn's Laxa-LIver Pills
CUFIED Ham,,
Cot& Hardly Eat en Account or Indikestion.
MR. DAVID Btitrunor;, Claremont,
NS., writesii---" I have had indigestiCal ''balf cup raisins., one-half eup sno.-tr
for some years, and could hardly eat. one -hall cut) nmlasse,se 911n -hall en-ri
It then turned into a sour stemach, and dour elm teaspoon soda, one -hal!
the 'doctors said -1 could not get cured,
1 used a lot of inedicine until at last one
of ray friends told into use 3\01/Lutaans
LAXA-14yR PILLs, and after I had Used
Oarce I was completely cured, arid
I always keep' them in the house now"
111:11331JRN'S nkxA-Lrvsa P rt.s are a
wonderful remedy for all diseases or
of the liver, and haye been univer-'
• sally" used during Itte twenty odd years
tbes have' been on the market.
Price, 25 cents a or 5 for $1.09
at all dealers, or mailed direct receilit
of pricc,hy.The PCAiii1,13urn Co,, 1.(imited
Toronto
cup English ivalitut e t,s
'butter, adcl sugar and beaten yolks
of Mix and sift in-restfie TI LS
and, add to first ,mixtnre alterti'atelv
with molasses a.tielssour. mine
.1).it,-Q s, e.ggs,'heat`cm dry, el ed
r a' is s 'and, uts. gem
pane, ,e,chn;: r with -efn.Oelie tyotng
This'shoeld nialee'er 'Veen to, twenty
qakes,
oa a Frostinn.
rtter. 011
.01.1.er... gar,
rd. cup
cups cop -
liminess Failure.
Tramp—Yes'm, I Wunst had a
good job 'thana.gi'n' a hand laundry,
but it"failed on me. '
Lady—Poor Irian!. How. did
happen:0 fail
Tramp—She left an' went home to
her folks,
it
Th
of thy thunder was in
ind ;
- lightened the w ' qua
a b. bled and shook
Pu(;e71(.1-retc^',
ment
f relyf
r of an in hick,
"Ion T. a trifle
shra
-
eye-tiriag
og the eyes.
dents are eliminated,
takes are avoided, the health of tl
155 „on,,erve an a me
ideal relations exist between OW11
and woaer.
This sounds
511' t
,
PrVtgl▪ 'agl
e X ed
UtOrgal
Lie and,
0 -
than
Thy way Wall, ,n the er,t. wkg suppor Tight, of
Thou leddest thY Peal/la Illke a flack pounds. And Oren under the -we
By the hand i1loses and Aaron
24, Took off—Literally, boun
arimered in their turning.
They 4Irove them heztvily---Liter-
of 1,422 ponds (14 net br
oily bent and cracked.
A room built of. this ,sarae
U Imre a lire in it and the tempo
te• hef ,ettlitylotler ohiee:14ture ielnetestruolri okei as ot Oe.
611,0avfly" The 1, len4gtt, le:kineencrateowiiititleertosi: roltzt:s:eti egttelrvoeceieloeuisnIn.p sop sa s s ot.1 er ewviertel attlItaetisr
r edeti were etogged with sand and 4vka.
is
27. mud.
Overthrew—Literally, shook' b
off host's were scattered here
and there. -
the morning water.
r years the aim of architects has
c7;t6;i ilnlotpurs,ase:,ticitatinta
have approached it as netaly
at a natural time for atmosphert Factories have gene up, the ionr
changes, but in obedience to thel
t walls of glass with narrow steel sup -
rod of Moses, the furious wind staircases of glaes, in -
veered or /ell, and the sea returned' ,,,pitt2t, thc
transparent wal14, the
to its accustomed limits; and firSt, i.'"e:`"'-- in
;toot's of the stockrooms of glass,
as the sands beneath became satur- letting in all the light possible,
ated, the chariots were overturned glass roofs and have his whole house of one color,
ing line of foam raced forward and
down 'like lead,' and then the hiss- Ibl'eactiii1.0.??:;iliiiilttlis'y'ulartiltirwiintItlaetyevedda(1,19Iniele,,,as with daylight taming in only
and the mail -clad chariotec,rs went
closed around and over the shriek.. r • through the windows and the color
strength Of Egypt oitly an hour be- prtneetion, day„.iong.
if:gre.mob which was the pride and bes'r eutficroalirlel'3U‘'t, orrelA1:110c.4ceci:. 1,11,/,': osiftt*haef lirlinelr egllillsnla/atinneglit/tigle°111.010)1/05s:
"But, as the story repeats tWice housealdpei is
f °del te iN(ratiil sattriouneit,1:ti ellni.ei n agtlia°a),,1 glasstelie'itilelltie:tiaLirgee,. greataiidthePeconomy!lil)iltiesoi I CI ttlbi °B
over, with a very natural and glad And as they make plate glass :elahsesmies iesxpn:ntstil.lvee.leolntstaccoAntnituoletIT:
reiteration, The children of Lsrael
stronger, as they study the poesibiln loss through breakage, hut the ma -
walked upon dry land in the midst
ides of interior decorations of glass ' trials themselves of which it is
of the sea,: and the waters were a and
vitrified paneling, the new made are the cheapest and the ea,s-
apartment-house will be a marvel of lest to procure. Smee machinery
clearilinzie,itliigilititioaensdrbaratuet.y„ hittl,es taken the plac.e ofbandl)les-ing
fl -,p , of piodu tioi has been
Think of a house as unreal, as of a glass building exceeds that of
a ..g0h1i170
might udmii
$ulate the building.
eoiy,Nifit be followed
E the future
1 be an inner
or thick, a
There N
not b
about
ween
mission
nt
Any Be ired Color.
If a man building a house es
one room a- pale blue or a "unny
yellow, he ean have his bricks made
of colored glass and suffuse his room
with anv desired color, or be can
„
and yet
o speak,
This ,nma
the
lass
„
he", Ith
'ee inches sp e between,
another roof, heavier anti
apable 'withstanding tho
This dead nir space be-
, roofs prevents the trans -
at either heat or .old and
sthple
wall unto them on their right hand
and on their left' (Expositor's
Bible).
31. Great work which Jehovah did
—This wonderful deliverance natur-
ally made a deep impression upon
the Israelites.
Believed in Jehovah, and in his
servant Moses—But when they turn-
ed awa,y from this, the scene of their
their total journey will be 1,200
"Tr 1 • kec 'the Of twc 'Young. Englishmen Basil
try' door "kk alte.r Bull a,ntl A. Charles Tul-
. loch; w ceme. en Canada 2o
years- ag.6, to learn to farm. They
'Settled ',in. -Bradwardiae district.
They , Were, ',:remittanee , men. ,Tul
'loch di Reared first,' and shortly
'after* ull.,-alSodropped out of
authorities, are now
o Expantl theCurnencY•
He had just given her a check for
her first,, mon,t 3 a ov,anc
``I think," she coyly "I shall
have ,t1-iis check photographed.
,,.`,`To, preserve ento
tr3
into touch with rola-
. ,
tives oung men in the old
co untr
marvellous deliverance, and again
faced the stern realities and hard-
ships of the wilderness, their faith
was all too soon displaced by dis-
trust and discontent,
--- 44—
Grains of Gold..
Few causes of War can stand his-
torical examination and test.—Lord
Rosebery.
- •
You never know what is enough
unle-ss you know what is more than
enough. --Wm. Blake.
It's more important to court the
missus when you've' married her
than beforc.—Will Crooks. ALP.
We are not in tbis world to be
happy and enjoy ourselves, but to
fulfil our responsibilities,--Bis-
rnarck.'
The determined and pereoverine
need never despair of gaining their
object, in this world—Beacensfield.
Good Fluffier. may be said to be
one of. the very bast articles of
dres one, ear wear in eociety.-----
Tbackerae
There is no life of a man, iaith-
mmized, and ROW the COM
ethereal, as evanescently lovely as concrete Or \V-4XSCI by only five to
Maeterlinek's palace of the Seven, e;eht per cent., and, of course, the
Princesses 'a house Where the .sun upkeen and repairs are Practically.
ever shines and 1N -here the stars at tIothing.
night trace pa,tterns on the crystal 1I'hat a gladdening sigh it would
withstand the elements, warna in
with be to walk clown some of our .streets
floors, and yet a house made
hands, a house strong enough to
winter and cool in simmer. The
steel suprjorts are incased in sheaths
of glass, glass bricks inclose the
and, in place of the dingy, smoke -
smeared brick walls of some of the
best houses, to see the clear, shin-
ing walls of solid crystal, airy and
bright and radiant in the daytime,
solid pers a t the corners and are glittering and resplendent -when t
arranged in tasteful patterns along sun bas gone and every room tbrowl
the cornice, casements open out- out a thousand stream -is of light into
ward above glass winclonaboxes I the night, darknass, glea,ming like a
trailing brilliant nasturtiums and I wonderfully cut gem.
flaming geraniums and behind the 1
expansive elegance of wide plate-
glass windows women sit embroider- Valves
11-d Leaking
ing the most intrica.te designs in the
far corner of the evenly lighted
rooms.
The main residential street of the
cite. will look as if it were made of
Of The Heart.
fairy palaces, and it will glisten and I ThWc41g-tlilltd NEGIltdr'lliHne!rlijuitseDrIe7:111
glit.ter as does a forest when J ack`l/lilbtlril'S il6iii t 241d, Meta PisCud tier.
1Fiest has waved his magic wand. ---------' -,
was darkness and. filth, el e a,eli tie s s East, Owen Sound, writes:—"I have
, mas, J. D. 'rAtintrr, 1775 3rd 'Ave.,
A nd in the slums, where before
and stinshitte have entered,in. The been a great sufferer from heart disease
consumptive no „Longer languishe,s and leaking valve'. I hare had re'''
in a stuffy, pitch-black room. ,so source to every hind `-'1-1-r'airrient 1°1'114
dark that no eye can see the heaps thfinske,Triag-illtaloleeltPorisn,e' iincsittliTclielriegd:1':',foskfoilr!
, ;ears that at times .1 have folt'that noth-r
of dirt and refuse that have accuni-
fully recorded but it is a heroic now is as light as day and the sun vvas advisd:datthty ca°farlidenedil.flwiniol3bandlisSetirffye. re!
elated in the corners. Every corner -1 hat
poem of ite sort; rhymed or un- imakes a path across to tlic bad untold pain and IniserY, juSt. as 1 harli
rhi‘ylianenc.317.,--anCtlaii:ely11,1e0.rid run altar ieli,_ I where the convalesceat sews on the and had. i'eed chr.d- hY • i'1.11'nul'N'''
. holtework she is doing to help pay
huntirig for his , hat, while all the t ry in the summ ,..i. , 'Ir't-4i6t1. ''Ol'i)1 Yetqet, Pt.c;LLPst; gi.:1'!ea.;i.AltLile.!
tiliarined._it,sisrdneeny Itsilsi*Ii_....italle:ad- or in ' his And in t't.,,, 'Faet,ory it istitet :"Ptiale,yterl,Yyane'ctitillteldd,polsnheae'lliat'‘flo'y(";alin:l'ac'ela:te:al:,initclY,:,snitiotel:tt.vaPs,:il):1114i
, fheue,t1..clorfesdu,nci,ifilitiln,oinue,d,iw.„0:11 arf,.a. gu-a-;._ an, :ru.. , co:r-t-ierite;evilorthaenyk7;at etotrlire hoeit.
eitY like 'the absent-minded man ftlr her little yacati'-`" t'--3 the "-f--)un-
Some people take themeelves so
riousl3r that others look upon them
as a joke.
antees a 311 RX1ITI a.movia , p
and ,the uniform' diffusionl `$1.25
white dayi ight gho ,,,direct
est interiors, , AID; tan pe,
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