The Brussels Post, 1907-10-3, Page 6LACK OF FAIT
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Why Should We Fear the Light of Inves-
tigation on the Things of Religion?
:"Ye stoat know tho truth and. the
31 ulli shall ineke yon
.i3 MO age of the demi/lance el
SC1011CO. When a man asks, Whet 4111111
I believe! only one unewer eun te, re-
turned. lielieve things Met are. An
eg._ iesw mist found it env [0 Settee+,
Mut it leek:yea what it was tokl, even
11,.• Mingo trail it knew wete eset so.
But dey id least has the herd 4.1
feeling no merit in that form of self-
deceptien,
The passten for absolute tenth mid
rightness is on., of the uoblest that can
spriog up in any breest; it is ripe
fruit k,f reliffien. The scientist, by his
devotion 10 (-.411,!! facts, to pine trolls
Ine 1st:glees inan of our (thy. and
Ole sehoets tweet,' religious educe:eq.:3
their powrr iustill primary Wye
for Muth aml to Mt up ideals of "'Newt-
ness and equity.
When we translate religion into terms
of life, into ectuality conlea$1,01
h huneination, we begin to descover
thi. necessity fer folintlatioiss deeper
. than legend or romance. So long n
man's' religion consisted in what he
•might oielure in glowing eolore of no-
mination 'on the callous of foney [Mout
Ids past Or future he did not need to
lake his drsisms from .facts.
134 when religion becomes the science
or right living. the process of seettring
right soeittl relationships and diame-
ter as the expression of ideal personal
and
INDIVIDUAL CIIABACTETt,
it is evident that in :melt a work relig-
ion must proceed on ascertained, in-
1,...ath to give them up
tat' day's printing.
'She noel, di/rouging infidelity Is .he
leek of feith in truth, De' fear that it
:meld rad Se 'safe to es.e.,tv tot the facts
to bo knewn. 110 whe in the mune of
eeligiou e.e.oss to prevent tem sScing
tom ,,e,„,pong tie, fun foes is retie.
Isiee greatest t.oe, 1.11113 the NH 1111111.
Van s..14. us folly tree. intellectually,
epiritnally,
There es more elterealll,SS ill 'chi. word also $4,111411111e6
th„, 40,reey. 1 were bellel' in hunting." though it is very
for those of the
1 in any Mao forsalo, thee" dleb, 11, 5).
compote /Also Deut, 31. 0, 8; 1„ Citron.
24. 21s
01.eerve to 110 aceordlog to all the law
--The bor lo strielly carefully
obset•ved if the great work to 'Well
,Rolitia 11114 Seen dated is 10 De suecees-
fully u.s‘niplislitel, tS to "Pead,
Maya, alai limitedly digest'. that law,
twit teirry out its provistens to tilip
Owe
7 I 111.4%. good sw.ress- 1.11., "deal
wise];
Bare not I commended thee? For
shutter emphasis en the per:ern/11 leader-
ship of Jehovah, v0111511.1, Deut. 31. 7,
g, 23.
141. T11,, 4 In'01.A. 1 1111:11VW,
inetining 'I) "writer" or Sseriln,"; 12)
',overseer," au offieer Miring elnit•ge
j11C111(iing (.1111111111011iS.
ete.; Boot
eivil und the wittiest. ellicers 4,1 the
sore!, ure lore referred. le,
1 I. Whittle- -Meaning it, HO» conllee.
ii‘ 11 ceptenitty "pro\ isems for it jean%
1,, 1,0 lost foodor eeekiitg truth nom.
eattel eophislry. Itew foolish ts,
1.ttestipt to adjuet our live$ by laws
MSS ,iett ef :meditation, to attempt to
sivn a eumptese when there is no
role of truth!
111 to-day'S changing titles of thought.
ellen the old faillie seem slieping attee.
fo (tiara ly Heed of food <tr any Idnd.
Contest'', the no, of the word in Exml.
I'. 39, "Neither lettl they pr.:purist ter
imy victuals"; Judg. 7.
"ss, 111,, people took victuals in their
tends and 1.1,wir trunipets°; 1 Stun. 112.
1,1. "Stint le, tequired of Jehovah for him
mot gave hint vieillats•"
\then wo wondot• why WO have lost ltle \Villein three days -111 Josh t. 19 we
of cor owll .1s'oth 0" ime odd that on Lilt' 1411111 (111Y .0i RH?
felSerS, 1:eohing 101' 401110 he Mit •Niont) Ihe netutil eroseing of UP!
leffiel GROUND 1,011 01.,11 FEET, .4( hi:111 Mel; Thi. order hor0 meo-
w., do well to set them tlown on no. 11"'''eforo NO" als, to have LOP11
Maw but fads. to discriminate among gij`t° i1t11 15° I'v'n11"1"r C't 3310 11"11131),
Hive (11 SpieS
tquids, a time und the alltiviul de-
01-?titrsutelf tradition. till we firat the reek in th" '11"1)1" '"*C"Pi°11 1110 1.1111"
AVM Me tffilt to Ihe eighth the 111C,tit1,,V
les Ite, enetern Irieee 1,eing. sent during
But -facing the facts we iilld (14.try-
t, the $11111$. 15'44'1.401.
wheve oee WrIt large, ever all one grea ---o• -----
principle. of unchonging luw, one greet
T11E [WISEST CATASTROPHES
purpose moving through all nature and
• hietcwy, and what vee once only
dereel to hope and dream, that back e-1 fill.000 Deaths a Week From the Plague
all there thmbs infinite love mid there in India.
rule, Mantle wisdom, 110W is attested •
he the impreosive army ef the witnesses
e )4,4 .
Truth always is safe. The holiest or -
disponible verities. rev must be born of hell. We can
We nmy be satisfied with mythe make 110 111lAilk0 111 refusing to go be -
la the ordering of the lirst family, end
we may lenve to the play of fancy the
specifintions of an ideal. heaven; Ma
when We begin to order our own fame
ilies and adjust out, seetal and eivie
1Mre WO 111'€' compelled to wait for prin-
ciples based ou facts, for truth. Res
ligion thus lecomes a science.
Much eloquence was spilled over the
conflict between religion and science.
it W114 0111V conflict between the old
religion end its now form. between the oo soon „ode jot, ot,,,ilte„y .0f jem
grat, dawn fled the growing day. 04 and law; wo Atari kneo, toe fon trout
Mat is religion; we shall know things
us they are and be what we should be.
HENRY E. COPE.
yeald truth, and we will Intel that she
loads to. the ordering of lire accordiug
to eternal laws, to the doIng of duties
(111d finding of sweet joys as old a$
the hills and .as unehfinging; ehe will
lead In 1110 paths of rightness.
Scene day our race will know all the
elphalet neture and be able to read
the story of the unchunging goodnese;
401110 lby We shall comprehend iile-W111*.
ng handwriting of history; some day
rather.: were not welfuny false, holding
en to darkness when the light, came:
but Uwe, so long had held sacred the
plettme.s seen in twilight they were
THE S. S. L1ESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
OCT. G.
I.esson 1. .10,411.1a, IsracTs New Leader.
Golden Text: Josh. I. 5.
TIIE 1.1SeSSON WORD STUDIES.
Tiasod on the text of the Revised Ver-
sion.
Purpose and contra or Joshua. -The
1444: Joshua forms the naturnl sequel
to the Pentateuch. Without the aceount Pivine Spirit a strong and overwhelming , awful nem Si 11 ts, Is hut the prelude of
which it emiltdits or the conquest. ond conviction that he should nt ence "arise"' worse to fel-dlow,
settlement of Commit the narrative of the and "go over 11118 Jorilen," and lead the
beginning of Ileerew natioual history people uf Isvitel unto the lend which
would be incomplete. The arrangement 'Jehovah had promised them. God A TALE FROM MOROCCO.
of the Old Testineent broths In the Ile- :Teaks to men toolny as truly and ns
1,rew text pInces the look of Joshua et 'clearly fts he (rat to Joshua; yet, we Ito Perfectly 'Flue Story Told hy Frtuth,
it appears that Joshua. toek immediate
eommund of all the achninisiralive of -
Milo of the nation.
Jehovah epake-lt is 1101 neceesary
Mink of an audittle, emu/metiers
non front Joe -well to Joshua in this dm-
i'velSes Joshua had long Mtn eccond
emionand as the essislunt of Sloses.
unit ihe situation nalurelly demanded
Hod lie lake up immediately the reins of
telininistratiOn antl proceed to earry teet
Ira, plans or Mosos which were very
frontline to him. His duty therefore, was
rues', Ciente and ns lie eontempluted the
\tort: befoec, him, and hest means of
eerrybig It out, he \vas conscious that
11,0 work Inti•usted Iran was pliwed
upon him by Jehovah, and there was
borne In on his heart, and mind by Ihe
The greatest ciiintrophe the world
ea„.eer known is in progress nt joie Ilmild Jelly with paraffin, as usual, and About 1.200,000 people eve always
, , an . _le \\,,,r,,, i. ;,. ,,itt away lie wonted, s. few sours he- afloat on the t-eas of lite world.
present mono nt, It tt 1 1 cots ,
tore serving lime bent Ihn jelly to the lt, Is estimated that there are 2,500,000
moo oe nothing of il. tablespoonful of dogs in Crest Britain, and that 85,000 go
Thls i,s the plague epidemie in India. Ironing point. Add a
gl. latin previously soaked 10 $1111100)11, astray In Me course of the ye.ar.
which hns now been raging for more
fietti ott„wing uny tml,,,ny 1,0 1111 01,1. jelly. It then will mould, and can be „,.„ t hose In opera liou on the Congo
kcivs ,,teadily titemstng in indcaloity; 1 til;,u,t,liet,111a0untoein, perfect shape. IL must be
'Oboe. during the six weeks ending :tiny as it will not keep long. I oe 250 miles. '111is works out al nearly
line, where $100 is chneged for a Journey
1 1111 Itiel. tel.102 persons perished from itruhain Slems..---Talee a pieee of but- 'el cents a mile.
a tt eel:. 1 cup tioftillItiegnire.r(gnelre telginwa 11%1 Ni!.1 eigagn,pohilige-litenalf.1 ,,.....
single Only of Indlannpolis luis just,
it, or. /it the rate of over Rine° deaths! l'fly
N. t hing approaching the appalling , •
, eptenifuls c -if baking powder, (tiniest two t"sd• at' the ago °r 11111e1S-tive• Wilfl1
-mmiwbvi-P14 114,11sikilKefelieroloil,44
11,1g. 111(mm e
A•AdialE.1611144Inff.V.,C•MAKIII.flelldE0
TOOT1ISOSIE
Stuffed Primes. --Wash In Juke warm
water half pound of large prunes, thin
cover with cold water, und Jet stand MN'
iiight, Chop tom:thee dates, citron, nuil
Esiglish walnut . kernels, moisten with
tewrant jelly. Cul a slit in e'en prune
And retneve lite Reed. 1,111 Illie ettvily
snit IlliNi1111., prees together, fled.
roll in pulverized eitgate This is a dainly
novelty to serve at lea.
Maitognny Cake.- Use 0110 Mid One -
hall cups sogni•, onedialf cup of butter,
one-half eup of sweet ittilk, twe rut,s of
in., three eggs Lenten, one leaspeon-
ful soffit in, the milk, 1WO 1011910011S
^1111111 1,11'1111.. one-half ettp gritted chneo-
Inle honed 111 one -1110f cup milli [ill Orals
tool iind stir hi the vele, latter. Flavor
to suit.
Egg -Plaid !settles,- Boil one sound egg
Muni till tender; remove shin and stem;
mash through colander. .Add one egg,
sell and tomer to Inete, huller size of an
egg, aud two tablespoons of Moir. Boat
well. Fry US Y011 would fritters, On a
entail cpunitity of butter and lard; serve,
Lol. Makes fifteen patties.
Polak) Dumplingeo Peel six hoop po-
tatoes, lel them lie in cold wider over
nighl. Next morning grate [Mem lei
1110111 slend about one hour, then strain
through cloth and Squeeze 0111 es tight as
you can. Take heir cup cereal to one
pint of milk, then out three slices of
bread Into small squnres, Ihown them
in holler, ink till together, Foul add salt
to taste. Slake them Into hells and them
int, Soiling, stilted water. Boil half
hour, 1101 too lust.
When Jelly Won't "Jell." -Cover the
dry with Moan ehesseeloth. 'The 'Minn
will look like new, Title is whut is used
In piano stem,
n01381,
sauce,
Boast
Bonet
Boast
SAUCES 1:071 SIEA'OS.
beef -001101 homer/MO:Is
vent-Tutu/Ito or !Kootenai:di
1111111011- C11111)11, jelly,
pOrk - Appil!
11111111-531111 stores
3401181 Ittileteseslliesinut. dressitig, eran-
beery jelly, -
Boost venison -11110i el/trent or grape
jolly.
Boast goosee•Timl apple sauee.
Itoust quaibelettennt jelly, celery
SUMP.
11,011S1i. C11111^11,3•Inivi( (Inck-Appitl 111.01111,
Meek cm•rmil. jelly,
theist eltickset-oliread outlets
11ried effielien--Creaut gravy, corn
fritters.
Motel duck -Orange snlod.
Old boned tongue- •Sauce tertare or
(dives stuffed with pippem.
Veal sousage--Tonialo sautes gilded
Permestui cheese,
F'orl; sausage -Tart apple entice or
fried apples,
Frizzled beef--Ilerseradish.
Pork croggelles Tranato sauce,
Corned beef---Alustartl.
ethreuil cutlet- Sauce beelnutiel,
Reed birdse-Erled hominy, while eel-
ory.
larlare.
Colt! boiled fleli--Sntice piquant.
Broiled steak-elailre Witold Miller or
mushrooms.
Tripeo-Fried bacon and apple rings.
needled fresh guteleerel..-Stewed goose-
bet•ries,
Fresh selmone-Cream suuce and green
peaS.
GENERAL. INFORNIATION.
Bits of Useful Knowledge About Most
Everything.
than eleven tent's, and wheel, so far • cold water to cover, to a tumblerful of The highest railway fares in the world
off Gifahom llottif, two eups sweet' faithless loves IShe swot. •
weals, years old she was Oiled by a
rror represented by these ngures host '11,10'1' 116‘01 to,
milli; beat well.
ever been recorded hefore, 'nu, nearest
it was one wean, (luring ow leo, Tentaki and Cucumber Salad. -Peel
week 111 Mur,•11, 115, ppid).1115., wus vp. lo1111110e5 81111 •W1111 spoon remove the in-
spousaile for 57,702 deullts. I sides carefully. 10111 with chopped eu-
No pestranee of anetent or modern reant,er, seasoned with salt, pepper, and
bus elnin. eo tunny millions of month, as Messing and serve when cold on lettuce,
he, this one, and the end of which,
1 •el
11,1ws ef wheel we onee any enowieege, Mlle vinegar. Cover them with salad
leeves.
Jellied Tongue.-13oll fresh tongue un -
111 tender and remove skim Peel and
speak to a man again, and for seventy -
Roe y•ears kept to hor resolve.
The lurge.st telegraph pule in Englund,
with one exception, has just been erect-
ed over the post-011Ice al Cliorley, Lanes,
It is over 70 feet high, and weighs 231,
tons. diumeter is horn le to 20
Inehes. '1110 weight of the cross -arms
and insulatoes Monte exceeds one ton.
The "Great Plogue," or London, for One would Imagine coalmiloing to be
jtae, slice 000 10111011 and place in a
Mlle short. of a dewily occupation, what
example, Mout. which everybody
Iteurd. nt the ottistele 80.00n! Slice longue and piece over lemon. Dis-
with coal -dust -laden Me cramped
ro,1111, in „wet, tne1411114; or mono es solve lox of gelallue In one cup ef worm
ra-silton. and the dump and confinement
W111Cr and pour over 1110115 Pince in ice
many us are dylne weekly in 'India from
cookit,areern two nolo of whno ang„t. rheumatism, and other iliseases; yet the
generally ever threatening consumplio»,
n disease which Ts identical with it in loe and serve in elices Muller.
death -rate annually Is barely nine per
exit t ,
Tile Detlih" saki 14.1 have snin add one cup of lard and butter mixed ;
one-third of the Mon revolution of Eng- one eup of sour cream. one lenspotelful
litnil-say ,5110,00() pifrf.ons: hut nee is ench of cloves, 015111.1111o0, 1111(1 altsplce,
tio., males doubtless ts that employed by
detiblful. EV011 admitting the correct- oue heaping teaspoon soda, one cup of
mes 01 the estimate, however, now. chopped raisins, und iloor to 1110110 seft eloomers passing the islands of • the
Tinge group in lhe Pueffic. On neSount.
tidily or the present epidemic to Incite dough; roll thin, sprinkle with sugnr,
• , ,f- 1 e 1' 't '0 .1 • dan-
. .
The most unusual method of defied'.
has 11140'111y ntore than clot:1MA fills
Mtge total.
Whitt will be the end no 1111111 r(111 101T -
safely.
Ilita has gone oeforet nue nu IWO-thirds the wood amount of shorten -
rile highest price core given for a
mai le Impporang now, ineepaesstio, ing used, and add a scant one-third ten- „
spoonful of buldng powder lostend, and f•LoR10 1,,0111P t110,373, Which SUM WaS
yoll Wilt have a whit'', ,11111(Y Frusf that Paid by the German Isostal M1154;11111 i/1
wit' be more healthful Man omen made 19°2 for a specimen of the 2d. blue 'Mauls
ilths. In 1004 the Prince of Wales
los/gilt at auction another specimen of
thie rare stamp for $7,250. The senecest
stamp iti the world is the one -cent, Bei -
O.:11 Guiana. 1850, of whiell only ono
and Sulo. in a (track oven.
Pie Esononty.-In making pi0 einest, geruhs, tind Hut fewletters to be dello-
erect ure ittlaelied tome shy -rockets
when a Mlle short of lard, 1.r. et hen
F11:0 Med and 'Tech the S1101.0 15
S.N, Or venture 10 forecasl. 11. muy be tweeting to economize, try taldng about
tlw.b,sginning of a group td de- net expect the 10.11111)11?, re1.1.111 (y0111015111- Sendamoisi.
eignitted "The Earlier Prophele," and eation now-oue. need w):. 11111111 01 ;4411611
romprisinef Joshua, Judges, the looke communientiim here. That the In :dor:teen, the 13eled-el-Maglyrab (the
of Samuel. and those of Kings. 1 heso gunge of thal sacred historian is figura- 1n1161 of the settliig sun of 1110 Arabs),
eonlain the history of the Israel- live find authropomorphie. Mies not 110- tho Lex Tnlionic is Rs much tin integre]
ial system as ts Me and
itee is) during the period of conquest and Mad nom the vrilue of his narrative, imp Pall nu? s'w
immediately afterward; (2) timing the 111111(0 11 nny Me less trustwerthy. On (Meth. TM:, Moors IL luny be said. ere
independent Itingdorn ; C3) during the the centrary. 11 /olds much lo its fords frankly brutel, They have a certain
period of foreign invasions. The lee& of fulness tool beauty and gives n new end rude code of honor to which lhey adhere
Joshua renIV forms the, weintoilng 111111
between the narrative of the Pentatench
tool that of the books In this group of
"earlier prophets." IL was phseed by the
31A1 W1111 the taller rather than will'
pieeeding books of "the law," metal -
me 1 ecauee with. very few exeeptiens
g. 20. 1.0, it cenleine 114) 11 I1(1
1.)44111.11))) 11184 34'41111,e 11 yens not, associ-
. , „, „
moo wee ute nano, of Um great, law-
giver, Mosee. us mere the floe hooks a
tho peani,ueh. Aloilerle :scholars have,
1.1iwet er, recognized the cf.i-fe
ship f,‘ hich the hofile Ifears to lieNe
which preceile, and have stIggesteil 111if
regrouping eif looks
fitisht111 life Iasi of the group of slx
sometimes elution t„)1 as the Ilexaleuelt.
The hoole of Joshua fells istiturally Int"
ilitee divist in. 1,1) 1110 kaalaeSt
Canaan (V1 laPlOrS 1-12); ,S)
Don 11151 804110111e111 Of 1.15^ 1.111111
),5 344$11110.$ rarewt,11 Atldrossos (23,234,
of (Mee, dit ieiene traees the
events of the Metope-, nerintive from ilie
time Mat the lertelites 1011 the Pii$1, $51),
of J0111)111 111111 (111el'ot1 1110 1,0151 t.f Pre -
tithes they NN ere 11%:[11111
Tellsier,i of caliaiin, group
deserffies the territory assigned 1,, the
diffeetnt o•11110. the Piet division
commie, two ..,.perale end la ninny re -
specie 11111ci1.111 ,a Joshua's
fluso•en etddr,..e, to the eation, perhaps
ineel eiguira eleireeicrielie nf Ihe
jeok of J.olma es a lielif the fffolleit
▪ in 14 il unfolds of irir wolfs
1,441N -hip of I-racl Ilwough the medium -
ship of Josloos io whom 441101.
hafril i,ounriiiiiii.atiotis of en-
erenateenicni from .telet ni" on the ,..ve
of' his ',renew, emindlen wsit-
filled to remind Mose 0,lie too ouplig,)1
)11 1111, W1,1'1( of Ile, kinedein tied Mal
they nee eueluined 1,11.1 helped their
tot by «most 4151111,
10411. 111,1,00 eery Note le Leesen
Word Sludee (seek r 111.
•
. See's, 1. After 111.7 Iliql:!! rf
.11W. Isra01110, arc, s1.01 in lila
53,41,. i.4-3 or ur. Jordati.
1 1 Th.111. S. tee aye 10SI Mai elm,
e lffidion .or wort. f00 in 11," Mem, ne Isive: for hilie.,eif 111,111 seitt,
1,51ine of Meet. illeye," tater which) %tell in nu wise foil thee, le-itte,r sem-
colwenient, bid anteing them -
more en:luring ineatting and value lo , „ ,
this untient 'record. , selves iney 00V.se every posehne excuse
Joshila son of Nun-Seenpure in-' So not engagements with the
to,duelory, juirograpli to 1,,,semi \St.,rd
Similes for elober 13.
Sloses' ininisler-For forty yeers, ever
shwa the departure of flie Israelites frein
1.,shua 1111(1 been 111(' principal
tosielaul and ativiser Steses.
3. Every place to you hare I given
11-A supreme challenge to colon/est anti
fun.
As smiler, inito 'Moses -The promise
io,fertell to is found 111 lieut. I 1. 24, which
"EverY 1).11°-.1 "l'ere('" '4.10 °I Ms ill -fortune to cannon agitmst n
fool '..41"11 1'11°1 '1m13 Idind old wonum, who, lo the
Il'"1" lb° Wihk'rn"S' and 1,2/110"11, Ir°111 grotmd. trete" (.,11 two /if lier 10,113 teeth.
11,". th," 1.14,"r 1,!'llPhrlde,s•,(;\,e11 "lc' Englishmen carrot]
111, 1111100r een eon," Yolle resupeneatiom WEIS refused, and. the
injured woomn, before the local Enid,
demanded Mit her Imo -went aggressor
should lintel 1140 teeth lenocked eid In
selribulton for lier injury.
protest followed on preilel 8/4115'151 1111$
1,11114)11 oil the north, 1110 5r00). rivt.r, 1110 eXiltlio» 1111111 Itnally Ile, matter was rer-
ev Euphrates. on the fees, end me
, 10 the Sultan Ithoself.
51,01 11'.) 5"1"g '1"\\*11 "f 111,1' That potentate Out lids Instance is
sun. that Is, the Modileertmeni" t111 150 given to show the fereefulnese ontive
west. ler other specifle dcelgnititone 01 „totem) togged tee entojeon,„ tj, ern.
Mese loinolaries. et -omen -1, alst, ilie _fol.. no with the old weentuee and
1'w•ing 11,11, 15. 1:3-2 pohlicty sasvithe, his il1riStirS, in retort'
2L 31; Num. 31. 1-12. r which 01,1Rthin he granted him 1.0n-
1111(1 of 111., 1 Nertheru t:e•odens which lutve made (hal Engli$11
:4y1.111, .•.x101111111g W0S1W111,1 11110 A$111 1501'0110111 011.f 1115 5.111111y fni'01110$1
5154,1., The 1 1111110A W..r.‘ 14.1110.1. 10114111g Ilte tteellitY foreigners 111 Mor -
miles raw :eremite, led eta's.
gentiles tt tont they roetenbled 111o51
110111.1;,' 04414110111y 1111d 1111,s, 'I'li011.
fir'1111 Ifl1t) $111,1 $1111 lo 1,..1,1$1 in the
jea,santry of Cnittoliem. Their Most
or,,sjorens pati. mid iieried was 111,111
11:10 1'15 11.18. 1154.1' 11 11101 5.1)1' .1010
1,114.y 1,t1,1). d 1,y 1110 A-st rian vim
rare. 1"
:S. AS. I ',Va.', is, .1 iv' 11111111- Thi41 1.01313iitd for n few 111111 -
live is (boleti, d le 311,3440,s 11),1,11
, ttiale Ha^ ((:11,I101,' st0a1111( (I 11at rat:ea
i'vlidoi• 1110 '1,10,0 Eittli 15, wailinuily et' jo jos ej.);,,,ojt.s, the seen jelte Ite
1141,,..1 end of its high poepto, wits outset ,s,„, 1, my of duwning 111nett.
itolemeeteil 4,r, o11,3 1,1,40,1 1,3', 11 ,11 ohe ‘,1 them,
01,0110, 110, 11,1..441 of 111,' eder. "Yes Teminy'."' le• eagerly to ,"
, 1 ‘‘ill 't Cad 111"'"' 11131,- Oleo lelding 111, his hund, "Den't
.1 01,10,0 ,eiolsi by Mc teitrae, 1,,, 531v, g,)1,)))...11y 14144.! 1111
(1.1,50 111,. "fl) 31,,o; (:01111!, 81/1.11ii: 11P1-
1t,4'v av.11..vz 0(411,111 1111 01101 1,14 a•a! .o;1d 'WM all -
30.1.11 soiled, nos "divers' dissons,.
sealer on the brainl"
"glibtour.
011 tho otber band, they are extremely
punctilious in exacting full measure and
watiplement of execution hoin Euro-
peans with whom they have dealings,
1,11,1 ninny stories might be told showing
how etorish judges mele out jusliee to
their oWn people to the detriment, of the
alien.
For Inelance, it is not very long since
Mai a British subject riding through the
(ot• markel place) nt Marnkesh Iiild
leorder."
3. The Sonoleries of the T.nnil of Pre-
mise, tra, new home ef the rr•tteerned
nation, wo, it, Is. the oral,- ruess 4111 the
smee, 11,,. motintein reoges 1.,, -
tido.
AN AQUATIC A1TSMENT.
"Nsw,' :odd the school.leacher, glanc-
ing ro1111)1 1114. $111)111 (111iSS of 1110re or
oking boys during n rend.
is-les:eel, "can any 01 y,)11 toll me
‘117,1) is 11111 II t 'ming of 'divers dls-
in Ihe old way.
Pencil Stones Substitute for Almonds.
--I: housekeepers save their peach stones
they cen use them instend of almonds
for cakes, 0N -tides puddings, de. 'Nice
specinte" Is kiloton to eels!. 111$ iS
the stones, wash 'them and put them in the possession of Al. Le Bendier() von
a basket to dry until ready for use. Ferrary of Purls.
There is ti large hold Colormlo
which has a notable feature of Interest
in lim fact that a trout stream runs right
through ils dining-roortil A guest is al-
lowed to take rod and line and angle
for the fish, which, when caught, tire
When rendy to use crack them open,
lake out the nuts that ore inside, \\*nett
Mem, and chop finely. Put it, with bat-
he• of the cake and stir well.
(oven Tomato Pie.-Dreen lomMo pie,
etionl to tipple, is made by slicing large
green tomatoes. lolling in flour, pineIng ettio,d and aaryad to him at, the next,
in crust, und adding a cup of sugar for
, meal, and it Is quite a regular custom
eaeh Pie a "'ruling of nutmeg' 'w° h a. visitor to catch trout for his own
bt•enldast. The wetee collies from a gen-
uine mosnialn brook, and everyllitng
(Mout the portion of it, Willett 1101110
through. the hotel is kept as [rue to Na-
ltw as poeeible.
/t. well-known American inillionaire Is
reported to have expended $100,1100 on n
dell's This is thought le be Ihe recoeil
111 thls form of post-mortem exteava-
game, Oeveral collIns, however, have
1,00) known to cost over $5,000, and not,
ninny pews ago a lady buried her bus-
t:end In a coffin mode of elaborately
moved maluignny, with gold fillings and
sill, lining, the whole costing $20,000. In
ni.01110, ease a Indy directed the', an
eletirie light should be kept burning in
her tomb, and 01103110r inside her coffin,
tit nti mutual cost, of $500. 53 flung
Chnng's coffin is said to linve cost $05,-
000, mut to hove been profusely embel-
lished with gold figures and clusters of
precious stones. `
tablespoonfuls of lemon juice, noel some
btls of butter. l'ut on upper crust and
bake.
To Prevent 'Crystals FormIngo-ok
tablespoonful nI glycerin to six ghts.ses
of grape juice, in maldog jelly, will keep
the eugar from c.ryelnffising nod jelly
Wilt keep perfeeit condition for yeers.
USEFUL ITINTS.
Slop Squealing Shoes. -Drive n peg in
the eale.
Ione of Egg Removes Spots. -To take
spots from wush gonde, rub 1110n with
the yolk of egg before washing.
1)Ings• 13Inek Oloves.-Ilenew black
1,111 gloves Sy• adding few (trope' cif
ink to a lablespomi of olive nil. Apply
with n feather and dry in the Still,
tieletonot seelie,_jetwor jojetiteok.k
with while eflii011 OW Width of
lhdl on carefully, Pin lop and hot-
ttni, S1.01111 ovee boiling water, They
will Itok like new.
ne• Slains,--if n 10,11 stein
appears loran yom• table limn or on [lie
rhildroOs clothes. euturnte tes Ifiirifei
111.:04i1110 With alcohol, and the slain will
dleappear with the first washing, of the
tivtiele, • •
Itlacte Goods 1Sressing.-11011 10 cents'
u.01.331 or 105wood hart( 1W41 011111.18
wilier. \Viten coal 'old Itto quarts of
stele beer. Add water suffirlent lo cover
goods.; lift stir goods 0,•eneionally
1111111 of an ieSei bluets ,Thin rinse,
pid•Ily dry, ond prosit,
eagf-lealf
ghltim raw ell, ore, pinl. tmpenline. one -
loaf pint alcohol, one-half pint benzines
meolitilf pint aqua ammonia. First re..
Inovo all drol from twliele 1.1 be polish-
ed. then sub with a innien Hamel (Soft,
(lipped in the lob:loos
\ono, the ohm,- tt 11011 v,,m4
leeks dell nod dingy, (tont Muth en
11,o1v polish, 1413 eimply t411,11 Tido! Iiig the man, pot kralw.
1,,,y goed 11111.0 4011)1, pref015bly Wili10
11,1110, and thakif hither Willi tepid (Norge,. set Hee. emirates] gerillertom
rultiweltr. \\emit iditrat enrefully pi,k lee etemo titt,1 then f.,1114.f.;
1111 11511114 11 p14'1•1‘ Of :ea leen," N,t1-- "Tilers wfint tey to do;
cheesecloth or clew) cheinole, and led, Lut tailor Won't 14 me.'
ON TIIE SAFE SIDE,
Counsell (addressing the magistrate,
after he has got his client, n thief, ab-
sented In the Mee or strong attVer$0
evitleuee)--"YoUr 1101101', 1 W0111(1 be
01.1tged if you would orchn• that this
num be not released from custody until
to-morrew."
NIngistenteo."Cortillnly. But what Is
petty reit$01)?"
(8,00,01,_iiweii, mad
near my home Is ration. lonely, nod es
tits client keows (mite well that 1 shall
l's.ve 11101103' 011 Me, he might possilely
!ay in wall foe me."
NOT AT ALI, CUTHOUS,
"She eltvitys reminds me of a trebile
(thee."
"ThaVe eimOttis."
v. t•y, She's eonttnnelly
CURIOUS ROWING ACCIDENTS.
Nine Times In 'Een they ore Cnneed by
CarelessneSs.
A very cold tweldent happened some
you's ago at a regatta nt Teddirialon.
Englund, A Small steam Monett, whirl'
was proceeding up s irootn at a good
puce, suddenly 'refused 10 answer her
helm and simply run innek Illi•
crowded rixer, TWO boteliff cleared hey
by a yard; a third, a andel), W114 1101
8.) forlialate. 'Ile Mullett struck her nod
toso °wily her .1.10W. (if course the rate
dun sunk, but her passengers Wel')
11111'21(1Y re6Calll. UK' S101101 111111a:11 111011
hafarIll agallIE I, a plug, sW111111thig ff.
Mut after one or two olher narrow es-
capes charged the bunt< with :melt fore.'
as to run het, bows (key lido the dolls
It is, or used 10 be, toonteen peat,
111'.• during fireworks ul Henley ne-
gallo for livelj, young undergradualee
le tenet! their own 1•oals and make l'N•
(5,1,40118 1161'050 1114 Craft W111011 lie 'awls,
041 11ka sardines MI over the river. One
melting an Oxefett nem jumped 011 143
lout' whose °WIWI', a 41'11813 1(11111i9111111,
strongly oteected. The young fellent
niede u spring for another bout a yard
away. Eor some reason lids cent! had
no holloin board Iti the bow, The under-
graduate mune plump on the 111101o1e01.111
1)0110111 end put his feet clean through.
loneking a huge Itole through which the
water spouted. The oceutoutts had lure-
ty lime 10 clamber into the next, isnil
before theirs sank.
Playing the foot in a I. oat IS rui
amusement whist' lins 1.1•014111 111011y 1111
oarsman to grief. Iteceittly two young
e'idichinen, named Joly end 1)ethorey.
mole 11 11013' 101. 11 roW 011 1 Ile Si?,1110, 0(.11r
Nency. For a joke they Ivied to see how
mow they could ge edge of the
melte The current wee etrong, and they
found thetuseive,s being swept down.
'Non, pulled with all their strength, 1111d
might. linve got clear had not a their -
pin broken. Next moment. the boat wns
swept 01 or Ilie Weii. (111d both the melt
1‘01.0 (IA/Wiled. The lady floated, nod
wits rescued by 11 S110(111101'.
An accident ludicreue but for its dan-
gerous consequences happeneil some
years ago at a 1(0111 waterhig-place.
wer_ ceugs. ey ..to _se and
Pour people ( n 1 I 1 II li 1
lesok refbge oit a widow ledge of rock
belew the cliffs. Three boatmen, seeing
their plight, at 01160 set to work lei
launch an 'indent boat which hung
from davits at the end a the pier. 11
is said that she had' never touched the
water for thirty yeats. Anyhow, she
WO: hardly afloat, before she went. le
pieces like a craft of cardboard, aro) her
crew had to swim foe mew lives, For.
tunately they were n11 saved.
Sonic years ego it small yncht wns
moiety wrecteed oft Ilfracombe hy
liege (telt of the whale varlets., 14 fret
inches in length, whiell jump() right
aboard her. A somewhat .similtn• acci-
dent. oceurred to a party in 11 smell
towing -bout in Kingston Ilarlow,
fitionlen, two years ago. The party,
who wore all Olsiters, had gone out for
a moonlight row W110)1 they done upon
n school or mullet, and without the
slightest werning the fish began to jump
high out of Ow wider In every direelion.
Duff a dozen hig scaly fellows came
in10 the bout. One landed right
in the lap of one of the Indies. frighten -
Mg het, so badly that she made 11 spring
to one side and fell overboard, They
had the greateet difficulty in gelling her
In the hout nguln.-London Tit -Bits.
—
WIRELESS Itse DAYLIGHT. '
--
Prof. Fessenden Announces the Dbeov-
ery of a New Impulse,
In a recent communication to the
Electrician of London, Not. 11. A. Fes-
senden states that lie 116 developed a
new method of sending wireless tele-
geaphic messages during the daytime hy
means of a different type of de:Orient
impulse from that which he Mot pre-
viously employed. This 511pulS0 rale
made it possible to cut down the ab-
sorbing power of daylight to a smell
fraction of its previous amount,
syetem hus been tried from Brant
flock, Mass„, to the West Indies, the dos
tunce being approximately the slime as
that from Newfoundland lo Ireland, The
success is so notice/1111e that Prof. -Fes-
.senden believes that hemsallentle Wire-
kss telegraphy during daylight is us -
suf;e1" 1 ow impulses ore less efficient
hde.
(teeing nighttime than the old ones, but
they give vesults which are equally good
by night, and 1:1t, clny. A comparison be-
tween the effectiveness of transmission
obtained through [bete use nticl 1110 use
of the office typo Is about as follows, the
clislenee being ft•oni Brant Rock to
Washington, D. C.
When the old impulse produces im
effect equivalent to 1,200 between the
Ilcuriff of 10 nod 12 night, the some im-
pulse weatild give n sh'ength of elgita1
between 12 and 12.30 al noon of only
thirty. '17110 110W impulse under the same
teddillons will produce an effect al, the
receiving station of nixed eighty he -
1140011 10 and 12 al, night nod of 500001Y -
sit. between '12 end 12.30 at noen.
The fact that the newer signets nee
winker in daytime than the old is
thought to be of 330 e.onsequenee,
11111111 more inipOrtant Dint 111eIT
sk 111(1 be no masked difference between
the tratientission during the daytime and
at night. Bough monsuremenis over
disInnees seem to slimy that the
lype of impulse does fall off eome-
\\Soil, W11011 lennsmilling 1500 nilles oi•
move, lett that, the rale of falling off tines
rail compere with ihnt of the old type of
impulse, so IMO the signals received are
prrssirig wireless
prohli.111 au,iiiiIng solution,' says the
mectroul Review, end 111 at 1.5 the.elifY01-
05111011. of comilieweally praelienble
(sii,•11(1,e. saidun rtsflr,n,fil,r,11:gs
(tie another 1110 lbse tor the new stolem
is0(1;lelnelalliiillelin1,1,111Sit'S'41.111e Atlantic will not
kg111 to hataile the ineeenges tollite111 111111,,e,
tronsmitted daily. nod lint
wirelwei system calf handte
ik., th stone minder of mossegee the
vette evel..11) has oolliing In Mote (Avon
scleclit 1155$1111s,,,,111,. n11 (memo.
( 11 will tireoliii. preento
:'11(..171111:'1'11'11111i1INitefll'i:11,1'1'i, st. 1111)111::1::
Suber.iillate position,
OUGHT PEOPLE TO SMOKE
Two GROUNDS 1.,PON IT IS.
CONDEMNED. •
\Veit K11015'11 Doctor Site's the Moderato,
Use 01 Tobacco Is Nut
Injurious.
Smokers are frequently tempted tO in- '
dense [twit' consumption of tobacco, in,
proportion lo the extension of leisure at
command. Stocking excels n spedat
Instillation when it met' lye indulged
every moment throughout the day. Tho
(3.1.; i swttliehiri ityt slut:4:4(.314i dmi,131110-
cei heliday hone The mere absence
of restyle:ions letole holed, pleasure-.
seekers to Is, move free than other-
wise vvould, writes Dr. ,10s01111 COM' 111
l'4,11r-,(111'S Week ly,
eignitel.euct,illteviititvfle17 11111 \q',,-ettait;t1mS.ortrtibhtty7
oe serious conselerallon, are the poison-
ous arlion of the nleoline. and the useless.
17.1titeerntoliblujorcen,enniti Let us take the
That tohnece is neressily for health
heppiness 110 $0110 pereon would ever
contend. All that Its most devoted
friends eim dello Is, that smokhig ts Eul
inexpenelve luxury. A luxury. 111
that /1110111,1 1111 11111011111 of enjoyment out.
,yr all itiopertion to its trifling coet.
•Ntore seri.oue loom results from luck of
self-eontrot with regard to dietary than
0401 likely to follow float -even 011
oN011SSire use of tobacco. Indeed, there -
is not a single thing \NI! enjoy, though
It be perfectly right anti lawful in
Mat is nolo equally open to some shnItar•
ol.jection.
ALTERED BEATING OE TUE IlEAllT.
Portions the strongest argument sup-•
posed to tell against tio, smoker ls bused.
upon tile toilsoitous nollon of nicotine
when It tuts enteved the circulatory sys-
hen. This intoxicntion has never beets.
disputed, for it inevitably 10110A's a WO -
extravagant C011511111111100 of tobacco.
Yet 11 is only when the smoking is ex-
,esstve 111111 any Minoru! influence is
eevrted on the healthy body.
Exactly the 5111110 kind Of IONIC pro-
perties that non-smokers [(seethe to 10 -
batty) attach to vegetable groWths-
conotion und daily use.
N•Stv, what Ilre• 1110 (10111.111.5111s SO fre-
quently. described as the direct oilleoine.
1: excessive smoking? 'they 1111' but
two in number. (1) An altered rhythm
in the beating of the heart; and t2) ail
impairment. of vision, which reduces lite -
power of distinguishing eolors.
These conditions ure bnffight
tthout unlese the smoking hes Son ear -
vied to unwarrantable excess. When
eillirr of them ie ueleeled, whether l'y
the physician or the emeker lit/Itself,
there is ample wanting to put a num 011
Ills guard. If Ile is 1.1'01111)101 10 1.0(15:0.
0,)11s11115111011 Of 105114T», Or to nban-•
dol. 511,,sing altogether, the trouble.
Soon (.1010'S 111), 011(1 11.) pet.manent. Ins
jury is the least likely to ensue.
The Ink Professor Huxley oneo wrote,.
''Shere is no more harm in a pipe than
there is in a cup of Mii. You may poi-
youreelf by eating too ninny beef-
steaks."
Dr. Lard:ester said, "I dare not as a.
1,11y:doh-mist or h list 3011 yett that
there exists Rny ',roof of an injurious
hithieuee air toliaiatot whorl used in
moderaltoit. The first symptoms of gid-•
palpitutien, indolenre, 01.
imeasiness whtlst smoking should In-
duce you to lay it aside.
11. SMOKING DISAGREES WMI YOU.
Of course, whether at home or on a.
holiday, if a stubbornly persists in
strati:log after it shows signs of disa-
greement, he must -expect to have to pay
foe It. If a men who ordinarily stool:es,
say, Iwo ounces a week doubles or
bottles this quantity os a holidny plea -
Aire, then his smoking lays him open 10
serious risks.
Some constitutions' are less 10141%4
of lohneeti num others; just as there aro
some who cannot snout the "cold tub."
1.01 such persons there can be hut one
sensible course to follow, and Mat Is to
give up smoking altogether, however
ginetelatparovdee.nrivallon its abandonment;
The opponents of smoking base th.eir
arguments on evidence c011ected from
cases of abuse, the ineviluble conse-
quence of which is, that. their allegations
evevy smoker were being slowly poison -
fall to accord with established facts. If
se death woud take place at an earlier
nge, and fatalities' would gradually in-
t:settee till thole number reediest an
Marming figure.
The few practice' hints that follow
1ng SP:T011.:°11-1\etv0svilile151.11°d1 511.001teliscontinued
once, if the slightest illsegreeable effect
is. produced on the smoker.
(2) Whether using 1.1 pipe. cigar, or
cigarette, cense before the tobacco Is en-
tirely awed up, because the accumulated
products of combeestion are q1111.0 as
Imienful as 1131011110 114011.
13) lf smoking induces the habil of ex-
pectorating, It may be preferable to give
1111.'1113•11f111TeN1111,v5I'e. often asked whether pipe,
eigur, or 'cigarette is least injurious, arid
no. only rational reply to be given is,
them is little if 1111y difference. Far
greater imporlmice ellachee to the goal -
of 1110 article consunt.ed, Use only
lhe best materiel, foe a good article
proves serest, and cheapest in Me cral.
---.-...-'s.----..-
PIDLESS 1.1EITAIN.
Eggs' altel litiNin tieing the ern) pale
111(1111111 of liberty, 1,:rr rew ;wit.
mi.:peeling Englishmen eoneider their
Itenkfitsi compli•le without teem, 11,
Nally sevimio news to Ilene that the
if,upply of native pigs Is falling off, s•ii
marked ie the ililleieney thal llie botch -
and pork ottoot,,,,o, Too, Atit,ojtta„
Coe of Birmingham tool have
Ilvaight noyesory 10 issue spreial
i,iretilar ratting allentien le iffrottl foff
w,, that. 1,,e (he ic11,10,1
.111110, 10115, was if docri iit 1115
nooller of pigs in the Untied, lOing,
dem 41 101.1131). 111111 H1111 11411) 111111W1'11
1141.1I/1'1. 111 1.11111.' 1,11 1111111.0 Man $1,1)1111,
‘41111'11 VV1'111111 it {welder 1013 -0'
all itwifelte,if 1111)1•0
111011 51051
sle,