HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-9-26, Page 2THE EVERYDAY 'HEAVEN
Ile Is Truly Godly Who Sees God In All
Things of Life,
• 's "The Earth Is full ef the loving kind- time must, have its own Meng food,
• ewes of We Lord." -Ps. xxxiii., 5.
Lies poverty is due. not to what we
litwo had mid lost, not to iwhat has
. been withhold or taken from us, but
to the good twhieli we might have had
'Which We carelessly have passed by.
No others kleepoll us es we despoil our-
eelyes be our blindness and inctiffer.
ence to the wealth of our .bW11 lives and
the beauty ever close et hand.
We :who scurry over land and son,
'who dig. and toil, and feet lo find hale
piaess, come beck at last to learn that
the sweet faced guest has beea wait-
ing close by our door all the lime.
He perishes in We pitilees enowe- .who,
lilted to the good and the glory in every
valley and billside. heeds only the Im-
pulse to climb and find 'the good in
some remote heitght. Ambition and
pride 1111 ever new peaks abend only
to mock bint when at last, worn, spent
and empty in heart, he falls by the
way.
Tho old theology talked much of a
heaven far away, to lie attained in the
remote future: tho new theology often
seems inclined to ignore any heaven,
tut whet the hearts of men need is the
sense of the heaven that is all about
them. the God who ever is near, and
the blessedness even now attainable.
SOME LIVE IN THE PAST,
ecnIplacently contemplating the glories
that once were theirs or their ances-
tor's; some live in the future, dreaming
of feljeities yet W be; but they are evise
only who live to the full in the present,
who catch the richness and beauty, all
ehe wealth that the passing hour or Inc
. present opportunity may have.
He is truly godly who sees God in all
ihe .affairs of this day, in the faces of
living men, in the flowers and fields,
who ,sees all the divine wonder and
beauty of life, and not he who sees We
Most High only in .some legendary pasi
or in a strange, Imaginary future,
No man beemes strong by eeminis-
canoe of his breekinst or dreaming of
Ids next meal alone; each portion of
The soul of man never can find ite full-
ness Ihmugh either history or prophecy;
it needs We sense of the spirituel in
tills living, pulsating, matter of fact
present.
This world le slovenly, sinful, and
evli beceueet so tunny of us ere content
with the pest or the future, with myth
or IwiUi imeginetkin, and fail to de-
mand the development of the goed that
is our heritage to -day. The better day
cones not by dreams, but by melt ninn
(Wing We best he can and securing all
the, good he etla for his Own day.
WO need to give up the plan of sav-
ing the world by the piety ef postponed
piensures and to find the fullness of
life in the present to get below the sur-
face of things end
DISCOVER LIFE'S REAL RICHES
to interpret this daily toil and struggle,
end all this world of ours, iii terniS
of. the divine and infinite.
How much it would mean to our
lives if We might learn, 'Mead of sigh -
leg tor the impoesible. to get all the
sweetness and joy that Is in the things
We have, how Heil We would end the
ceerunon lot to be, how many things
thee now seem dreary and empty would
bloom into new benuty. In a .child's
senile. a wild flower's fragrance, a glint
of sunlight, things possible to ell, we
`would flnd joys unspeakable and full
of glory.
This dees not mean dull content with
things as they are; it does mean the de-
velopment of the faculties of apprecia-
tion:the growtte of the life in power
to see, tho development of the dull
earth with the glory of the Ideal.
Some day, when eve look back over
cur lives, how keen will be our regret
es we realize what we, have missed,
hew We have spurned the substance c
life's lasting treasures, human loves,
frienceshiPs, everyday beauties, end
happiness, while chasing the shadows
imaginary joys.
HENRY F. COPE,
THE S. S. LESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
SEPT. 29.
A Comprehensive Quarterly Review.
Golden Text: Ps. rili., 8.
Lesson feeds Isrnel in the wil-
derness (Ex. xvi„ 1-111). Golden Text.
eche vi„ 51, "1 am the Living Bread
which eame down from heaven." 110
whn redeemed them from Egypt hy 1111
own right baud witheut any assitance
whatever from Wein gave them breed
and flesh lo the full without any labor
on their part, end in the discourse or
our Lord In John vi. Ile Widely (taught
that the manner wee typieel of Himself.
Lesson IL -The Ten Commandments;
duties toward God (Ps .ex, 1-11). Gold-
( "ea Text. ]tout. ve, 5, "Thou shalt love
the Lord thy God with all thine heart
and with all thy sod and with all thy
might." He who loved them enough to
eedeem them and whese love lo Nen
was an everlasting love, an unchanging
Wye (Dent. vil,, 0-0; Jer. xxxl.. 3; Mal. I.,
2; 111., 6). asked WM they should love
Him in return for such great love.
Leeson 111. -The Ten Commandments;
duties toward men (Ex. xx, 12-17). Gold-
en Text, Lev. xix., 18, "Thou shalt love
thy ueighbor as thyself." It is only by
our love to our fellows that we elm
prove or manifest our love lo God, for
"he WM loreth not his brother, whom
ho heel seen, how enn he hive God,
eelinin lie heel not cern?" (l. John
20),
Leeson IV.-Thegolden calf (Ex.
teexii., 1-8, 30-15. Golden Text, I John
y., 21, "Little childeee, keep yourselves
from idols." The pimple who promised
10 do 311 that feel said could not keep
it six weeks, could we keep their pro-
mise at all, hut hey made a show of
obedience foe it litee while.
Lesion V. -The tabernacle (Ex. xl, Indian Rajah's Luxurinus Caravan Inc
1-13 34-38. Golden Text, Ex. xi, 11, Bunting in the Jungle,
Then a cloud emeeed the lent of the
congregation, and the glory of the Lord
filled the tebernerle." A dwelling place
for God in the midst of Israel erected by
Spirit filled men from Ihe wiling offer -
Inge of the people, who bud to be re-
strained from bringing.
U3, fear Wein not." Under sun pecu-
lirwly bleseqd eircutnstancce and with
suelt essurances from the living Clod le
11111< or sending spies to see 11 11 was as
God had said was surely sinful unbelief,
and yet Mose% fell into line with it, and
God in gracious compassion for their
weeeness permitted iL that those who
weuld not believe His word might learn
ie their own harder wily.
Leeson X. -The linen serpent (Num.
1-1)), Golden Text, Jain W., 14, 15,
'A.4 Moses lifted up the serpent in We
wilderness, even ea meet the Son of
Man be lifted up, that whosoever be -
le -vont In Hire should not perish, but
Woe, eternal life,' Not liking God's wey
and speaking against Clod brought a
tee uf trouble, and yet it Is the ordinary
wily of all Men since Wet old serpent
caused. Adam and Eve to fall in with hie
plan of :geting cm in deem= of (lcd.
Leeson XL -Moses pleading welt Is-
11Iel (Dell!. ye, 145). Golden Text, Deut.
vt., 12, "Beware, lestthou forget We
Lest." In the end of the fortieth year
elute, they left Egypt (Detle L. 3) Mosee
rehearsed all the Lard's dealings with
them, reminding 1115111 of all the 'ways
diet the Lord had led them, of les 1111 -
changing love end manietel niereies,
and he may be said to sum up his ex-
horthien 10 •thern in the words, "Itemern-
lcr, forget not the Lott; love and obey
•
Lesson X1L-The death of Moses
(Dent. xxxiv., 1-12). (14olden Text, Ps.
exyl., 15, et recious in the sight of the
Lord is the death of His saints," In joint
eve., 24, Ile said to Ills Felber that lee
longed to have them with flitil Wet they
might see His glory. In Peil, i.. 21, 23,
we rend Wet "lo die- is gnin, "-` to de-
part end be with Christ, is far better."
Moro eternity the lest IWO words should
be "very fur belles"
,14
SHOOTING -BOX ON WHEELS.
Leeson VI. -The sin of Nadeb and
Allem (Loy. te., 1-11). Golden Text, Prey.
xx., 1, "Wine is n inert:et., strung drink
s raging, and whoeoevet, is deceived
thereby is 1101 wise." The sin of these
ne11 was the Wimp fire they offered
before the lewd. renieing n willing oho -
:hence and preemiling to do as they
"thoUght best. Vorse 11 may possibly im-
ply wet the C1111,1_, 11f their sin was
1StrOlig drink.
Leesen 11 1- The dey of elonenwill
tLevxvi1. ee. Golden Text, Mee vie,
25, "Whertecire Ile is able to Save 1110111
10 the tillermose. that 1.411110 1111t,1 God by
Him." Gotes provision for We pulling
aevey of the sins of 151111.1 once ayear
faintly lypilbel the eleven redemption
Which, wd liar° in Ch(is) Jesus 1.1y liis
One offering up of Illaiself, onre for all.
AS in Isreets ewe. so in ouee-the priest
die It all; we 111:01Ve Ilia hi.110111.
Lewin 111.---Isvitel journeying to
Canaan Pun, x., 11-13, 29.:(14). Goden
'Pox', lix, xlti., el, "And the Lord went
berere them hy tiny In it teller of a
411010, to lend 1110111 the Way. alld by
night in a pillar or Me, to give 1110111
tight," Delivered from their enemies,
their Deliverer even with them, (lwa.
ing in Illeir 1111d51; prollsion for 1111 We
letieney 585111.011 dny by day, the good
land before them. and alt We wey their
1511111(01 guide to loll them When to go
end \then lo Mese . . •
14188011 IN. ---The Iwo reporee of the
aMee (Nem, 8111., 1)-201 23-311, (Widen
Teel, Nthee xiy., "Tho Ieere With
"T11,1 laosl luxurious corneae of mod -
ere Wiles" Such is the claim put for-
tyard by n London) then on bebelf of (1
vehicle, the Iola] cost of which emounts
lo consiclerably over 15,000, which they
terve hist constructed. Ten weeks ago
lite erdel, Ives placed by MI 1ndiati rajah
11 1043 ill 1(1111011 it IS to UM? the Yelliele
as 'nevem° eheeling box. It is lalW
leady fcr exportation. to Bombay.
Between the wind -owe -strongly bar-
red without, so 111111 they may Le left
open in eafely, wilt, no tone or john.
1.5111 from We wild liens!» of LW, jungle
-len portholes met liet,rseteeed. The
roof ie curved slightly in the winner
n querbeedecic.
The wells are built of We sheingest
leak -the nly weed capable of \vine
shuttling Ilie hill onslinight Or We In-
dian sim-lined with light :elk. 'I he
Caravan, whiali Ls elaborately tilted,
weigh; 1,11 Ions in all, mid will lo con-
veyed linerugh 1111, jungle by eight lint.
bees. while on emergency (elepletrile
nee( be employed. The Lotly of the
alaliVall Will be 11114'! ti Or( ft trolley,
sprltigs CI whieli have boon so
Mehemet] line me the
ten will be exte theiced by the sports-
men,
--te----
lie Met gives en he seen would eve
relieve a nem in the clinic,
elisery loves contently. 'flint is why
some beehelors end epineters 41111111-
5
Serne men never miss lee water hil
throats get dry,
A phi jA alv,ays sato 1.115 te ILi ewe
wig) mynus. num, (won eee eme 801115 les up to the epinster to learn. hote
Whieb mall he 10. I lo strike a enalch.
"IroWls your wife?" "Sheet having I Three ere sermons hi :donee end kW
mistime tremble with her bend." "Carel I e110111 1511
the doctor lu.111 her?" '`No-nolcily but Every nem lies his pile°, MA In nine.
Lite milliner," eases out, of tele be isn't Worth IL
ANTI -TOXIN FOR FATIGUE
--
ABILITY T() RESIST FATIGUE CAN
1131 INCREASED.
Experiments Made With Mlee-Give
Slime Periods of Woek to
Cltild.
In a paper by Professor Burnham,
Weed by Dr. Gulick, of New Y1)11(, 10
the 10ter111111011a1 Congress on Shoot
Hygiene, the professor ;said Wet with-
eu certain li1lijt 1 tie ebitily to resist
feligue eau be Incensed. It wits tip-
paritally proved that toxic preeluets re -
Pulling from We funclionel activity of
'irk. muscles aro ihe chief cause of W-
eigel,. euys the London Doily Exproes.
"Thus, when the blood of it tired dog
Wan injected into tho veins ef a 1101'-
qiial ono." eaye the pie.feescr, "t•he lat.
ehowst eymploms of fatigue." Nor
15 this all. There are certain things,
the pr.:Se:4,4-er staled, that 11411 tia un
one I., Retie, and Weieherilt
cialitte .e have ieelated the fatigue tox-
in. end le, -have prodta,x1 an anti -toxin
hi the 11S1111 I 11111110er,
•EXPEllielENTS WITH AlICE.
The net et( set may not only be pro-
duced erelieiely, but is pentuctel der -
Mg normal funeliet til eetivity. Weem
piorierne, qua:di:tee ef the products sir
.fatefue nee nhslueeil in n heartily or-
ganism, flee, is an 10(.ronsed formation fule seta() oils or melted butter, 11111(111IC f the specie , :elle-teen;
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Th fitiotne
le ilmlialit44#14•16aragNIWZICATATSAWM.0
COOleING RECIPES.
Beef Omelet, - Ono and one-half
peinids of vowel sleek mound, Iwo eggs,
, one-fourth cupful of millt, two sliees 111
breed crumbed, salt and popper to taste,
Tomato Fritters. -Pere ripe tomatoes,
chop line, season with salt and pepper
and eli'. in flour cuntaining a teaspoon-
ful of 101151, 10 1111 tit' a thin battee, Drop
til spuonfuls tut hot rut, bruwe and servo
at once,
Cheese Salute -ante oneetalf pound
oi cheese, inix with enough cream to
bind together, shape Into small bulls end
arrange fur individual serving on crisp
settee. tesk es. Garnish with weed emery
end rings cut from hard-boiled eggs, anti
dress with mayonnaise.
Stuffed Peppers.-litinced ehrimps and
breed crumbs in equel parts, Worces-
tershire sauee, Jolliet) juice, anchovy
same, salt, pepper, und butter to taste.
1.0 n smooth paete end shirr illte
Clean peppen5. Strew the top with bread
crumbs and butter. Bake to a light
erewn in a (110011 OVen, place a poached
egg on top, and serve at once,
Crepe Frillers.-One heaping cupful of
lieu. yolks of two eggs, two tablespoon -
01
1-11" Is 1') of spice and salt, one cupful of water.
IsaY.ttwt "1"."3:s 11 11 "d'nleY 14' de' When Mixed smoothly add the beaten
whiles. Dip little clusters of grapes in
the halter aud fry. Take up and lay on
brow» paper for a minute to free (rem
fat. Duel, with powdered sugar and
serve 511115i' hot or cold, es a dessert.
Peach Meringue Puckling.-Stew Me
peuelies it syrup or slime. and wider
until tender; remove and boil the Syrup
until thiek, then pour ewer tile peaches,
itleke a eornstarch custard of the yolks
of (WO or three eggs, about a pint of
mill:, two teaspoonfuls of cernstereh
(wet in cold milk), sugar, and ranee.
Make a meringue of the utiles of the
eggs end sugar, and spread over the
peaches. Use the custard as sauce.
velop inuninely to fatigue. •
Experiments with meet have proved
tilos. White a motto, WM is glyen n
Urge dose of the toxin rime's decrees -
cd -ability to wink. aqui eoeti dies, mice
which teferehited have Men rendered
Immune by treatment with the ante
auxin of felivuo 111115' Is given a largo
dose of the toxin, and yel ix:ninth° to
Work Willi unabaied efficieney.
SMALL DOSES (1001).
IL is much the saire wee men mid
lW0111011, the proreSSOr started. Small
doses of antefeligue toxin have elimm
lab(' •them lo work, and reedered them
'temporarily fteieueepreof. Large deses,
.Newever, ditereeett the nbility to work,
and may do term -anent Injury.
"The way le develop pow.ee to resist
fatigue in children," says the mores -
See, IS by 1.41.014 fartudS of intotee
%wok, follew-el by periods .ef rest. pro-
longed wieods of werk should be look-
ed tieon wlit grave _suspicion an likely
injure permanently the ability to
work.'
PrfOSK.tr Burnham elected authere
Iie lo .show that physical energy is at.
a 1011' elei in Match and April, and that
there is a ditpreesion in We curve et
psychic energy in April.
WAGE SLAVES OF LONDON.
Secatelthe Wasos for 5laking Trousers
-Parents Cannot Support Family.
Emneinted end poorly -clad, Edward
Apple Calcip.-Peel and quarter it
dezen tart (coking apples, slew see: In
Wet utiough wider lo keep them front
leaningthen rub through it 1180e. To
51505' 111.4111, of the apple int M add 11. cup
of semis a teaspoonful of pepper. One
afiell el,,JVN 11 ltd 11111slard, IWO of ell, -
110 111011 ulld Iso IllediUM-S11;ed• olii0116
Niix rill thoroughly, adding it
lideespoonful cif see and 0. pint of best
Meer vinegar. Boil gently for un home
and tweet while hot and seal.
Potato Puffe.-For serving with after-
noon ten, polato puffs are perlieulerly
geed. Take three melees cif nom, three
ounees of sugar. three large bulled eota-
toes, a pimp of Niece. Ilet size of e nut-
meg, two egge and a little .grated nut
meg. Pui all the ingredients together,
Wilke to a Mee paste end fry n delicate
brown with plenty of butter. Scree on
eepnper doily and keep them as led es
Dennice meet 32, eppeered in the doelc ts.uslbIC. if you wish them foe a couree•
et the C11[11.511101 Pollee Court recently, they rue very nice with white sauce.
eays The London Deily Clutontele to Preserved Pears. -Pare lhe. fruit with
answer a eluirge of logging \vith his
(we childven, noel 9 and 5 years, IL
-was a pitiful story WM was disclosed.
The live children, who were brought
a .slivet. knife and drop into a bowl of
cold water ID preserve the color. When
n11 ere pared, put into n pan of clear,
cued writer, and Loll until almost, ten-
ieto court, leteked half starved and were I der. A111:1 a syrup of the water in which
wearing no mulerelothing. Mr. Wills, tee toms were honed, allowing one
the L.G.C. officer. eellThilled that le -1111 pelted of sugar to 01101 11111f.pIrd uf wa-
IVIllliti and his Wirt. I.V1 tallenes Incee- I ler Drop the peers inlo the syrup end
ere, end ferinerly Wed 1 Ild W.C1Pked Orr
1\111W -011d 114111. TheY 1012I1.' very poor,
Tile wife teas ill, end what would Le -
1701111? 4',,f Ilia eialren WIWI) Ale was laid
up if the authorities did not look Mier
them, lie did not totem*.
in meter lo provide Wed and Menem
for !leer children the parcnts had been
11 to helf the night Mesh-
ing IMINcr8.• fOr Wliteli they were peel
et the handsome rate of 1 k11. pm, pair.
They lind drifted ink, the 8111111s 1,f
Spileleelds. and itt last were forced to
beg. A Indy visitor cerrobureted this
eiell% 11 " " 14 ParliealrlY snit ease,
she said. elle 111141 to help
the wenum.
An ceder was made for We adiniseion
if the children to the Homan Catholic
Ii4411151e:41 &hoots al Whitstable.
The man was discharged, and assist.
mice 10111 giveo him from the pope -
bee.
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KINC1 TOOK T1113 111'NCII.
Amu...semi and Expensive Jetta on the
Emperor of Gernieny.
KaLser \VI:lielin Inc had an 11111118 -
ITT and expensive experience in re-
member:mg 11111 King of tilain's teeth -
day,
The Icing, while We Icelser's guest,
expressed atiminition for the 31111151 51
Inc in 111115, desehunds, Wat
Itioir intssice everywhere. When
We king went to Hemburg he 4txpress-
01 wish lo possess a similar petit lo
Inky \OW 11111? lo Slum. This remark
woe comitinnicided to Ile, kaiser, loge -
Wer WI the Met WM We Icing's birth-
day ivtittil [wear in ft few (lays and
he gee., orders lo procure inintl•eti. of
the best spealmalls of the breed and
(ert»nii,ie von (wee for the lo cheese
The ruler of 14111111 Wag NO overcome
with the Itheinees of 1.11,4 Maser that
1.1, accepted ell 14 doge, which he will
lido( home with him
only when a wither, official,
who he(1 Item) enteueled with the de.
liVery tf We dogs, returned WM the
Leiser teemed lbit cost or We gift. Ile
leolc the situation good-humoredly as
e joke itt Illinself.
Nei 11)1111(.1, term leg n 1114111 IS, he can-
not 811 111 lo belittle others.
There is some hope for the fool who
<Ices not boast of his wisdom
5111115' a itimily tree has a bed branch
end a shady reputation.
creek them slowly until they can be
pierced with n silver fork. PM the fruit
111 hot Jam and cover with the bolting
syrup. Seal tightly.
Tapioca Soup with Tomatoes. -Have
six cemees of tapioca end put into a
saucepan with two quarts of fairly rich
while stock. Let intil up for a minute,
then simmer for two boleti. In another
saucepan rook buff a dozen large toma-
toes, tin onion, a small hay leaf, and snit
end pepper. When the tomatoes aro
quite cooked, strain through a fine sieve
and add to the tapioca. Straill all then
through a sieveset over the fire to re-
heat and add two' ounces of melted but.
Lemon Pie. -Ono large cupful of boil-
ing water, 1111 bo which stir onedtelf vett-
ed of sugar, piece of butler size of a.
widnut, Iwo tablespoonfuls of corn-
sterch -dissolved in a little eald Water;
let 11118 C001C Well. Juice of one lemon
(t. about two tablespoonfuls of juice),
some of the grated rind (I do not like iIii
whole), one cup of Sligar lidded to the
jtitee; pour the acked thickening into
thl 5 and add the beaten piece of hvo
eggs, Bake in custard pia plate until
it bubbles In the tniddle well; cool and
frost.
Wee end Apple PuddIng.-A cupful of
rice, six apples, a little (Wormed lemon
peel, Iwo cloves, sugar. Boil the rice Mr
Id ininbles; strain 11 thicugh it heir
sieve until quite dry. Put n cloth into n
pudding bnsin and lay the rice round it
like a crust. Cut the apples into quar-
ters and lily Wein In tho middle of the
rice well a 1111.1e chopped lemon peel,
el+ yes and some sugar. fewer Me fine
with rice, Ile up tight and boil for (551
hoar. Serve WI111 Melted butter, sweet -
iced end Poured OVer IL.
Veel end Bice Pie.--Beil a Macbeth)
or vice in boiling water len minutes,
Strain it quite dry, peel a Spanish onion,
chop fine wil» n bunch or paisley, n little
lenem thyme, pepper end .sall, CItt four
resheis or yeller Mt bacon, line pie
dish well the bapon, Wert the rice and
cmfon; cut (11) heo pounde of the breast
of reel in smell pieces, My those on tho
siensoned ries Three pines 1111 the dish
with guile boiling water, weer with a
nicely mashed potato crest, end bake in
n moderately hot, oven ono hour and n.
Im1111:
3oiled Oyfilers.-Select for this large
oyeters. Drain them on cloth or Wel-
kin, turning them from side to side to
nielce them ns dry es pos.sible, M(1m-
while soften eome better tind Attlee])
imme ceneker CrWirthS 1111111 salt and pep-
per. Then, holding mut oyster on a
leek, dip 11 into lhe ceitmles•then into the
Melted butter, and agein IMO 1110
'eremite. Amigo them ie an oyster
broiler (which differs from orditlary
beetles( by 'teeing We \levee closer to-
gether) end broil oyer led fire tor
dont two minuets, Wetting the broiler
eVery few seconds', They should net be
shrivelled, but plunm, soft, tender and
Juicy.
USEFUL HINTS.
Make potatoes look white and floury
by boiling In 08 Wile water as possible,
Menlo, and take al one° In an open
deur, Give the poletoes a vigorous shale)
111 the saucepan, and let it remain un-
covered at Itis side of tho eloye fur flee
minetes before serving.
Furniture Deeds Moulting as much 518
Other woottworlc. IL rimy be witelled
with warm sonpstele (wieldy, wiped
dvy, and Won villibed en oily Moth.
To Polish it Putt with rutienestone and
sweet oil. Clean off the ell, and polish
\Yell eliemois shin.
Oranges end lemons should inyaviably
be washed and the 1'111113 brushed with
n soft brush, Apart front the certainty
that the fruit bus passed Ihrouge ninny
deubtfully clean hunds and receptacles,
tIol speeks often seen on the fruit are
staled to be of a parasitic nature.
Three hot dinners can he served up
from a A11.1(1111 of beef. Cut the Ilene off
and either sell it or epiee 11, then boil
with fresh. vegetables. The undercut
may be removed and either larded and
roasted, or served as fillet slealce. The
prime cut, which 01011e remains can be
toasted In the U811211 way,
For Flavoring Calces.--Nielie 5W0et
spice for flavoring cakes as follows :
Two ounces eaeli of cloves, chine:num
mace, and nutmeg, 1 oz, of ginger alld
3 oz. of sugar. These ingredients shuttle
1to finely powdered, mixed well, and
passed twice through a wive sieve.
Place in air -tight canistees for use.
A Good Uso toy Old leant:Ms.-When
blankets have become Win und unsignl-
le from long use, have Wein washed, put
two or three logethee, and cover them
with pretty sateen to make quilts. But-
ton down the quilts here and them, mat-
tress fashion, to keep them in proper
shape, and finish eft with a nice frill of
sateen.
To restore faded upholstery, beat the
died out, then hicsh. Apply a strong
lather of Castile soap with 0 hard brush,
wash off \Oh clear =dee, then west)
with alum -wilier. On becoming dry the
colors will 10011 11,8 Well 118 0111% Whell
colors ave faded beyond recovery they
may be touched up with a pencil dipped
In waler-eolois of suitable shade, mixed
with gum -water.
Witelehazel, mucli diluted with Water,
has often been tried with considerable
success, as a means of preventing the
dark circles under the eyes, which ere so
(Reneging to the appearance. These are
usually We sign of wealeness ill -
belittle and while external treatment Ls
always helpful, the root of the matter
Melted also be /Mucked, and the syetem
strengthened by taking a tonie, going lo
I ed early, and by indulging in as TillICII
fre811 air alld moderate exercise us pus-
SaCiri've meet be taken to avoid opening
the oven dace 'for 5 111111111e8 after the
mike tins been placed in it, whilst on re-
tnonhlig11 • it livel(11-11g1151blankge5111eyloentllyie tifiteDil'et.to
est,
jer must, be avoided, or the lightness or
the cake will be interfered with. When
lemon -peel is used for making buns or
cakes it should be pared as thinly as
possible or grated haely. In order to
mix IL easily with the other ingredients,
it in 0 geed plan to moisten it first with
.1 little or the mill; or eggs which ere
used 111 (tie recipe.
The vorrect method in which to line
n round enice-tin eveh pawn. is that of
first cuttleg mi deuble 1111014 Send of We
pep& 1111OUL 2% to 3% Mate wider
than We depth of We lin itself, end
semewlial longer Wan its girlie The
band should then he folded over for
Mend 1 inCh, and Ihen (paned out, when
a eerie; et notches should be cut out aL
even distances, so that the 1/11Per band,
when laid 11 the bottom of the tin, will
lie flue the "hein" eovering the space
between (be outer band end termini,
piece of paper to cover the botkon,
which is ineerted Ins.tof all.
_—a—_
CONCERNING OCEAN.
Some Curious Facts and Figures About
the Sen.
Tho oceans occupy three-fourths of the
surface uf the earth. A mile clown in
the Sall 1.110 Water 111IS a pressure of a
tee. to every square inch.
if a box 11 feet deep was filled with ftea
weler, which wes then allowed 1.0 elle-
("cede, Mere would be 2 Inelies of salt
lefl the bottom of the box. Taking the
average depth of the Oetlfla to be three
utiles, there would be a layer of sell, 440
feet thick covering the bottom, in case
at lb° Water should evapoeate. In many
places, eseeciney in the Fee North, the
water freezee front the botlom upward.
Wilees aro deceptive things. To look
fit them one would gathee Itt 'tepees -
S1011 that, We whole water travelled.
This. however, is not .no. The wider
stays in We same pleee, but the motion
goes on. In great storms WaVeS (WC
sometimes 40 feet high, and their creels
travel fifty utiles nn hour. The base of
11 01a00 (1110 difttallee front valley to val-
ley) is usually cousidered es 'being
tette dines the height of the wave.
Therefore, a wave 25 fed high would
have it base extendleg 375 feet.
The force of waves breaking 011 the
shove is seventeen tons to the stelae°
inch.
SOON CURED.
"I was cured of en ennoying pee
perteily lo eleep 111 the wweig lime 111
lather ID orighiel wity," said 011100017.
"S nee time ngo Were were a ninither
of nights when 1 could not sleep until
itlid 11140111 It was the lo Asti in the
Morning. Timm of (3entree, 11 W11$ herd
to mile, Nly frionds. advised ell
sorbs of remediete, led my 'wile set her
wile 141 Wart< end found We eight one.
The next, night J fell into a light daze
lifter 1 got into hed, hol in less than
twenty minutes I wee es wide awake aS
ever, pitching end tosetng, ancl unable
to ele,o inS eeee. my Wire got
up, struck a 111/4leh, and pretended lo
leolc et her welch. Then she snide. -
• wouldn't try to go lo sloop, dons
as It will soon be time lor yoe to get
up metre
111111. stetted 11, in llinert minutes 1
Wes esleep end slept Hite it log. l'his
10e14 repented mice er 'whet, am) now
I get my regliler sleep MT PY night. The
test 4,1 11. wee dint 1 dellel lolow for n
number or day's; the 11111e leise flint Mid
Lee.n. employed 10 Send 4110 id eleep."'
WOODEN -LEGGED TERROR
MEN WII0 OWE TIM POLICE Wrill
THE TIMBER.
^
Wooden Leg Used tis a Munvy Box --
Cork Leg Cleared a Mini From
Robin Fined.
Pouts have not written epfes ou the
wienten log, llor 1111Ve ph1los1plle111 ON^
batiste(' Rs glories, yet Ile, Munoriet
eus extracted much fun from this vote
101 artiele. There Is a Indy who, when
she wielles te keep her peel man at
Jenne, has but lu hitte his cork leg.
Still, the wouden leg is it dangerous
weapon, Teem Is a beggar at Norte-
wich who Ltt described as We "wooden-.
legged (error" by the eoli,ece lle has
a habit of ineserowing hie leg
end using 11 as a weapon to bat the
C0u13118 of the ounstablee. ,
eeve hue le Luke eie hie wooden lege
SILVER WIRE SAVED HUYI;
UOILOW NEEDLE , PLUNGED INTO
AORTA WPM WIRE.
One of the Most Remarkable Operallions,
Enown lo Surrfery Performed
Iii Illilladelp-Ma.
Fred Williams of Philadelphia,
had a slivex wire twenty fee1 long'
thrust, into his chest, loft there 1110•
;months and taken kaa again, with the.
stelae. WM lie Is <nee More a well man.
Dr Joules P. elann,, of the Metlice-
Thicurgieul 111311111 1a1 Philettelphla, thuS-
IdiS We honor of haying pule:Jellied One,
ler Wel inest remarkable operate:me.
known to surgery,
The operation wee for aneurism or
the aorta. Williams, WhO Is thirty -
s01110, 11 barber and of immense vitality,.
noticed a swelling a11 his breast. Ile,
went to a hospital and Were was place
015 eeme, before we „me „wet wee., 1,1 unon the operating table without.
was the beginning of the evidence( dtherina. A lallidw "Petit° d/"S"
eenstiible al West fluith This. was wIlli tPlunged into the aorta end a silvelr
reference to 41 oncelegged prisoner who
1 iu.1 violently resisted the officer, This
1/11111 la Well 1;110\111 LIS It terrOr bo efal-
Slablea 11501 to thc (Retrial., mite they
Were the trielc of disarming him by
taking off his leg.
There Is allOther cripple who is
dreaded by the eolice; but has lost
ledit legs and an .arm in addition.
Oils Man was arrested recently
lie resisted lustily, with the reetilt that
the herassed pollee lied to take hint to
ea it in fifteen pieces.
A woolen -legged gentleman Was
tecelding up Battersea Rise when his
tenlee leg somehow caught in u gene
i(1e and 1)0011110 11X.0(1, lie tiled lo
wrench it outwith the result that the
1041 simpord in two, and the mon fell
lbe pavement, To Me astonishment
of' Mei people who witnessed the Mel-
-dent, a nuitibet, of geld and ;silver coins
veiled clown lee pavement
WOODEN LEGS AS NIONEV BOXES.
The gentleman explained lhat he
luiel used his wooden leg as a money
toe, In the Wettest, part of it, a cun-
ningly devised cavity had been node,
the _aperture being closed by a entail
door. frie savings were collected for
11010
veelluill,11(10.
tf11.0was placed in a cab and
People Who uSe wooden legs often
utilize Open as money bexes, usually
putting, their wealth in a Icid glove, and
tin ex -military num recently seeped el
Wei coneection. Ilo placed les money
en aperture, in one 01 bin woeden
legs, an11 then went to drew his pen -
leen, adding thel also. Next he went
16,,:„.411.ine \yell 01111115' acqud
aintance, an
d1111101011 hineself forte, wthks after (tea -
When he toyeke, his acquaintance
lied yantelied. "\e'llet I expected," the
captain said tis 1110 nodded hisimed end
fen in his rocket, Ille purse had yen -
!shed also. "I expected that, :tom" he
chc"sixpence in, it."
ukled; therekis,
wire eves fed from a spool. The thick-
ness of the wire wns about that. of it.
No. 60 cotton thread.
The bloccl pressure 11511 been previ-
ously reduced lo In minimum by a long:
slay in bed and steevation diet,
I3LOOD FORelleD OVER WIRE.
As the wire Wan fed into the blood'
vessel II, colIrd itself closely in the.,
form of a cylinder, which fitted the M-
imi surface of the affected parts. Then.
the needle 10118withdrawn and the.
wound made Ily 11 was dressed.
The muse set up in 1110 weakened
(earl, Wen DIM the blood clotted over.
145' wires end "organized "a new wall
strengthening WM which lied been
weakened by rheumatics. The eMcacy
of this "organization" depends on the.
generul conditien of the patient and the.
quality of his blood.
The operation upoli Williams 5015
performed two months ego. Last week"
Io e came into the hospital with blood
trickling from a pin hole in his cites:.
Again Williams wae placed upon the.
%orating table. The. blood Was found
to be coming from a wound from which
protruded the tip of We 5151105.1'51105.1'wire
Wel had been coiled inside his oorte.
Willi care We whole strand 10115 taken
cut, rind then, to the amazement ef
everybedy, the bleeding stopped. There.
ts every indication that We barber is -
Dew well end that the 11CW coating of'
(('1'aorta is suMeiently stvong to rein-
force the wealcened tissue thtil, lies.
outside it..
"I feel its well as I ever did In my
life inul welt every day without fate
jelle," said Williams.
—
1 1101 1 BORN FIREMAN.
Brother of Cie Bari or Letren Ships:
on the SI. Louis as Stoker.
Nothing °Mild prove better the quality
wo'
of Itis rk of the Hon, Founds Putriele
ed <lown beeeme t1"11141"Clentents, bth
roer end leer 54 Loyd
111(011104',
eorrerestricken, for his leg.s had gone, ', " ("I til° 61. L')uis'
(114 an
eMoutttl mit, 111111 the 1101100 101110. than I", f"ct 111,111 wus direre'd
eel:Med. arrival 11 4 NI W 110114 a permenent jou,
Afterwerde The eeomen bees woe 12 the etolceleild, says 'rho London Daily
leound up an Miry, where the lIm, 1 lied 1Int Shipping Gazette eays that 110.
'Lukeil thein in order to prevent his vic-
din giving chase. The old soldier rev- 0111)111-111' (114' job !.'"'••'111111111111)1'141 I'd
oxplaired his twee renee for a iteck
neneefeltlypuledoutthesionriills
savings bex, and to his delight diecoy- but 111"r" 'were 11° vililuilI7Id'14.
ingly he strapped on Me lege end Jew. 'dal offered a berth in the etokoluie,
he les mune:Meese, however, We ole-
ored that Iris; savings Ware intact. Slue- • .
lantly 11311relled home, Thiq 'the young men accepted. lie 1011 .1
a green ittnAd, but he was earnest, Ulla
B1300e1STIC11. TO TIIE RESCUE. hie centhict ri»d tellaviour during Gee,
A Brialfeed policeman arrested 15 11)111 '),T.yage out attracte101 the attention 01
!Llie leading fireman. So 'well did Im
for being drunk and disorderly, hut
Iwork, and so marked was his attention
11, appealed that the charge Mut 110
'hay!. Rifilidulion than „(114 log, m to Ids duties, thet et the end of Wm
Ins ddenc, it Was „howl, met lex! wee. voynge the eum. in charge tapped Mei
eiling was caused by the vagovies of a
-timber leg. The solicitor for the de-
elentlatet, .51111111Hk-id that, Ili e otan 105.1
not re.sponsible for the acts of his leg,
iso the one -legged men got off in lilts
ease.
11 10118 <hieing 0 fog in I.orelon that
seventeen people crowded Into 4 Lon -
dee and South -Western compartment.
Then another endenvoiett to end voonl,
Sae failed. "e'en get ttny further,"
fetid a men leside the ,pompartment.
eThere's mail here with n weoden log
blockleg the Way," "Aid" sseld 1110
4110'11411' Of the WOOd511 leg, "excuse me
half a moment." lie obligingly 1.1/1-
fter00'ed 111S leg, and put It on We Mg -
'
gage rack,
A pollceinan vv110 ' lied lust pegged
through the St. John embulance clessee
was able to render Hest nid le a wood-
en leg. An elderly men wee crossing
the roadway at Vieloria Staten, Lon-
don, when he waseknocked down by a
hensoin cab. The wheels went ove0
Me wooden leg and broke IL. 11 was
then Wet WA: policeman suitably proved
himself equnt lo Wit emergency.
By the assistance of 0 new broom-
stick, ourchtesed by n sympathetic on-
lookor, 111, resourceful policemen took
the needful measurements. In the pets -
once of a bighlyennusee cnowd, and
woe 11 leveewed sew 111111 other tools,
ehe cenetablo impinged to repair the
dainnged 1111(1) k effectively that the
owner wits able to go Mime, delellning
nil other assistance,-Petusines Werecly,
KEEP tel.
"Hang it all, my I! 1 ga 18 gone mil,'
he said, "It swills n ciente 110 mettle,
how west it my bo, if you let it. go
"A Meer," she observed, "is, in that
matter, not unlike a men."
FINAL APPE.Me.
'The. rellaal 1 mull gel along wilh
my wife is Mel elm wines le submit
itil 0114. cllifeeetives .,141 arliltealien."
erbi lee ion?"
"Yee She 111Wiles 10111118 le rarer MS.
pules to her mother."
TIM REASON,
(1101.111400711 l' yens; 111-3
dity, 341111) oItl yon nie rue wis mei,
Het, enel WM lini° \ve'Ve .110V0r yinee
(Marvel r
11051111 I1d.-"I rfittim W111111er 111 Mal,
rflY SVlllllli1illl4. "1-'0111' that 1.‘e 8)111 II
Weal, lelaper,;”
KAI the ehoulder and eted, "Look here,
3e tmg num, if yo11 are preptupd to sifee
ltD ptvinintently in this ship you must,
pay se end tIm thing is dune."
oeose tee \wee] renown New nipb(3.
in detective trent Scotland Yard, 11(3(30511-
p
packet by 0 Peer, was in Southampton
enateng Inquiries about a lost cutlet or
a noble house. The Anietecen Embeesy'
was communicated with, and, as it ves
011111 41 111111111108, it was learned that.
1114' yOlillg 1111111' Waa 1111d011btedly thal
brother of Ilia Earl, who wile very anx-
ious to ilnd what had become of him..
The impelling force behind his extra-
orrilnary conduct, adds The Shipping'
Gazette, was the belie( Mint he ought, lo
be earning Ids daily break]. Of empire
Aniline good education, and endowed
with ail thto quelities which are con-.
einered essenliel in the first ranks of
eoelety, the young men wont to 010013?
11411511011 determined to seek congental
'work if he coule gell, 11, but still. wOr1C.
,whiCli 10.111111 provide for him his daily
evante. Ile cheerfully went into the
stolcehold and proved himself to be by
,rei• the best worker of the bunch. Ono
eveuld 'have thought Mat, a xveek 111 the
inferno of nn Atlantic steamship 'would
have disilltisioned Wm. 11111 in New
York he has tonna eniployment, which
he WW1 holds,
EXTI—IA0-11D-Ig'NA-RY FEAT.
One -legged Men Walk Eight tRindred
Miles.
IvAl, 1108111 and Cartier, two ono.,
legged men, mired in Paris the othee
clay, linving \yolked ell We way ficet
Me:settles-SOO niece.
They met the lending epirile 111 the
receetly knelled 1111101) or Cripples, °net
Mine mine to see M. Cllemenceen end
emleavor to obtain from lent
recognition of Ilio 11111o11,
A Memel of Oil cripples went outside
Ws, Vineennee Wile le meet them.
There, were (Tipples of every pessiblo
kind- there wov(1 men with 0115 111111
11511.1 111111 (Ma leg; 1110r0 Were 111011 end
‘rvil''1:111(11;1 v 110 111(115
rnb111111511mei
1d‘Viin
tlicinK51 1 12(033..
mon end fin51 every cripple
of Went oll, except some heti-dozen
who \\tor,' deur and 0v111
Weilly,
Mei, Resin mitt Cartier revived Wet
11111111g11, 11111 they looked tvontlerfulle
well a fler 111011 toile \vette They tenet
Itt nn hotel in the Rue de Grecirelles
which Ls herd by one of Weir emitter.,
I( rury-e NI, Domeinotill, Who lost both
lt,ge tit a vaile,cy netident, le
ewe ithelose Lrotel Of the itgelly with
weeee lie will e leblet;