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The older leaders of the )y0111101 suf.
et age moverneett had 'to suffer 110ki
eeelous dieeppointments, but 111 New
"Zeitlend women MINT had the full frau.
oldso einee 1893. All the Australian
states exiept Victoria have (metered
tlitt stale reanchiSe on Wornert, and WO -
811(111 have full federal euffrage and the
eight to sit in the federal parlitunent„
the summery on Australia we read:
'"At eome elections not only a lerger
titer/Tillage but actually a larger nuni.
bee of women than of men 11111-0 voted.
1,ust yeer In Trismunia women out -
cumbered 1110 inen al every sta.
10,11, 11 Is also everywhere apparent
ilite they have nemstel the num to a
(1011f 811180 01 their pollticul duty."
the Danish *colony of Iceland
midows and spinster, who are house-
theldere or who maintran a family or
thenteelves 111100 11 right lo Vote fov
periell and (own COMiens and district
boatels and vlat'orS and are eligible for
eii /Mon te tee officee I ir which they
col; WU,. in Vinland womon have the
full frunchise end the office -holding
rights of 111011, including the right to
elt In parliement,
In Norway Wolnen who poy taxes on
properly to the value of $75 in the
country aml IP in the cities wore nd-
milted le the munietpal franchho '0
1901 and mile eligible to SC 000 WO
4011111111 11 councils. Later the paella -
monkey fienchise was grunted to all
who pay taxes 00 an income of Ssi
the country and 0115 hi the cities.
"Wives can vote on the husband's in-
come, and even domestic servants will
hove na income terge enough to entitle
tram to vote." 11 Is expected that the
cenceseions ulready made will soon
reetilt In the aliolition of the property
quellIkellen end the admission ut we -
men to the polls on the smile terms
with num. ln Sweden widews and
single women and married women who
1YEq taxes un their own property have
the municipal franchise on the same
terms as men. Some form of women
sufflage is enjoyed in all the provinces
of Canada, 1111d in Great Britain women
have the right to eartielpate In Meal
.eiections.
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This is a etalement of results echo
accomplished, but it does. not fully
indicate the pie greee of the movement,
eince the campaigning is being carried
on with great. vigor in the cliktf coun-
tries iof the world and is making re -
emits rapidly.
prectricily's day is only diwiling. Mr.
leibem thinks [het within 1110 next Len
e ears the \weed -will see as many mar -
04 lous. developmente us during the last
fifly. Before long, he prediels, science
will enoble the !armee le timed). eis
lands by 11101111$ of nitrogen from the
eir. Ile expee's to see nt an early dale
nu direct generation of ,tleelrielty from
oral hy a cheap procesie. Locomotives
will then le thrown lo the strap heap,
eit trains will be ettn by eleekteity, no
tenger will coal be transported
ously tu there will be great
power iikents estaleithed at the mouths
of n111108, from \\Nell electricity will
be sent out ever the country by wire.
There wilt be no horses in the slreets,
no stables, no Woe; wagons will be pro-
--, pelted by electricity; houses will be
lighted entirely by electricity, foe it
win be so cheap tine it con be used
by the humblest tetteniont dweller.
Ships no longer will be driven by
e"' seem). They will Cross the Atlantic in
" [Mete days wilh electrielly as their mo-
tor power. AL the present time eine-
tenths of the power obtained from 0051
is lost by the use of boilers, wheels.
and dynaMos. With the direct gene
evellon of the eleetrie current, there.
k re, 1110 World will have len times
mere energy then now.
S.SNTIP,14C:ti.,' SERMONS,
Pain is the pnrent of power.
Self-conceit is the child of sell-clecett.
elarking timo leave3 no marks on
time
The proof of love is loving the un.
Truth n.ever is found by twisting the
tote.
We Possees no knoWledge 111 We
impart it.
Wings come not to these who refuse
to walk.
Att ideal usually Is what \vo want the
other man 10 be.
There Is no righteousness without
some self-respeet.
You cannet lead men to the divine by
crawling in the thist.
Tho reel saints have no time to write
their own autobiographies,
Wheel a man boils over quickly you
soon flnd out what le in him.
True piety simply is the prosperity of
eternal things in a nem.
The best Way to soy "don't" 1.0 a effild
hi to give him something 1,0 dot
You have no busineee with religion
until you have some religion in your
businees.
:e Many rt man who woUld make 0. first.
cless lighthouse te wasting his life try -
Leg to be a feghern.
When a 1118n thinks of riothing but hla
eine and faltUres he will hate) nething
eetse to think of. •
'" or people who Itilk 01 their liveee
no Mile Are Only color blind ; they 01ther
ere Veen or yelloW,
-.1„4- .CONWAY HELD ++
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It W115 01/1 W0141, The j111T bad retire 1
for tion8tilIntion prim' to twinging in Ilie
yeeehe 11guillyu which wag ex peel ed
of them. Ilitliving at 1111 seemed little
more than tt hmee, foe, from begtuning
te Nal of the. colse, the evidence had gone
se steadily egninst the prisoner tInd , by•
Ilte lime the last witness had been vaned
there teas no maitner of doubt in the Pub -
Ile mind that Rebell Sullivan had de-
liberately, and hi cold biome murderecl
.1101c end it needed tiot the
vigorous speech of the prosecuting at-
torney to convinee anyone to that effect.
The evidenee, being hriefly summed
up, ran us follows: eloberl, or as he \yes
familiarly called, flob stithvan, had,
while in a stem of intexical km. quer-
relied with and lost Ids last otett, lo Jack
\\ Utter, a professional sharpie.. Memo.
01,1119 the morniug after his delenteli to
find himeelf beggared, he had sworn in
the Presence of several witneeses 10 gel
lee money back Or Mil the man whetted
outwitted bine Accordingly he sot out to
meet Wildee on his return from a neigh -
lx ring town, and the Brad day the body
er the talky was fnund on a lonely
stretch of the rout with a knife elleicIng
10. li18 heart.
Sullivun had been obliged to ration
that he had met his enemy near this
spot, and line they had a stonily inter-
view, bet nutintained that they parted
wi Mule blows, 08 Wilder promised him
le restore his money, There was no
little of circumstantial evidence wonting
to 'confirm Me appearance of Sullivan's
guile mid even the attorney for the de-
fenee wus privately convinced of the
falsity and absurdity of his client's plea
of "not guilty."
The judge, a large, pompom% num,
having inetrueled Me jury in his most
severe and autocratic manner, busied
himself with some papere, and did not
deign a glance at the nesemblage be -
10w. 11 was. as could readily be ob-
sceved, a gathering of small tradespeople
end farmers, Here and there the keen
face of a lawyer or that of a skunger
from the neighboritig city stood out
boldly from the sett or houe.st vacitily
whieh surrounded 11.
The prisoner sat with his face buried
in his hands, which hed lost their foment
lan, and were pale and trembling. Near
Mir was his wife, hugging a. sickly baby'
ki her breast, and showing in' her wild
eees. benching mouth; and every line
of her meagre, stooping figure the (loud-
ly terror thleh held her in iLs grasp. A
brealhlees Celle: was upon Mot audi-
enee in the shabby country court -room;
even the baby had cedsed its fretful
wailing and the buzz of a bluebottle fly,
entengled in a spider's web ill the Will..
li0W, was the only sound that, broke the
stillness.
Five minutes pessed, len, twenty. and
still Me jur3t had not come; a murmur
<if impatience began to be hefted, and
pvesently the judge heekoned the sheriff
le 111111 and, whispering a few words in
his ear, sow him depart through the
&elle door which had apparently swal-
lowed up the jurors. The sheriff made
11,1 \ten' through several gloomy pas-
sages Into a lerge, light room, where the
jury were assembled, nod where he in -
retired of the foremen if they were yet
agreed.
"No, we eke!" gruffly responded that
funetionary. "There's eleveti of us fee
hungine but Conwny there won't hear of
li, Ile wants to clear the feller out op'
out, an' .says heel slay with us till king-
dom come before he'll budge an inche
Giles Conway, the mon whose obstin-
acy was 50118109 such unnecessary de-
Iny, was sealed rather amen, from the
rest, and wore. the brown jeans' inn] soft
hal which marked tem n fermer. Even
laid not the absence of any ettempt
foppiehness proclaimed hie easle, !twee
was something ebout him which insert.
slaty connected. itself in the observee's
Mind with the freo winds 51111 .11111111111
1115110(1 S11115111110 01 1110 01111111'y. 1 te W01
1111/511 1he same color from 1118 head to
Ms Net, foe eyes, skin, hair, and beard
were alike broWn, and only the deep
lines on his Chem squarely-eul ince
ehowed that 110 10115 110 longer yetting,
Just at present he seemed in no wise
de nowerted by the wrathful imminence
of his asSoefates; but pushing lits- felt
hat further back oe ble head. anci set-
tling himself more comfortably in his
wooden chair, he saki, slowly e—
"No, friends, you won't ever get me to
lumd over a mail to the gallows on such
evidence as that, ale there ain't no spe-
cie! 115D Or cussite about it, for it won't
11) a blented 1)11 of good."
"Olt, but thaes such drall.ed foolish-
ri-ess I" livolce in one of the group.
"Here's all this evidence, that no 111011
in his senses could doebt, a -going to
peeve that, 13ob SUllivan killed seek
Wilda, cold here you sit like a hump on
a log and won't listen lo none of it."
"That's just it," replied Conway. "You
tbinIc that evidence like that oleo
hang a man; but if you'd seen as much
or rho Way that sort of thing weeks es I
have, you'd think different. I ain't much
of a talker, but maybe 3'011 WoUldn't
mind listenhe to a case of thia kind 1
11599011 lo know about, an' maybe by the
lime I'm done—an' it won't take me long
11 tell it—you'll see why I don't want, to
hnng a young fellow I've known nearly
all his life foe somethira that, very Iffiely
he didn't do.
"You all know how, 1011011 1 mnsn't
over twenty, I went away ine-put
all the money I could rake OW scrape
inte Et ranch an' cattle. Well, the plaeo
next to mine was owned by a rating fel-
kw—we'll oat! him Jim Saunders, al-
though that isn't his name—who'd como
eut Illco me to make his fortune.. Wo
took to enah other from the fleet, an'
pretty soon Wo wero more like brothers
than a good Many of the real, article I've
seen since,
"Alter a, while 31n1 told nee he was
pin' to get nuirried, are a few week§
inlet. he beought home the prettiest thing
YOU'd See in n, day's rlde. She had 1014
of yellote heir that was always hem
blin' down over her shotilders, ale big
bleo oyes, are 0. vOlee like a Wild bird ;
an' 31111—well, ho theught there wasn't
nobody like Milly in. all the 0011etry,
, 'She seemed fond Of 111111) Mei tie fleet,
hut it wasn't long Itefore eould 1.105 11131,
it was a clear rase of misfit till round,
There was lels of exeuse fer loge for, or
eouree, 11 was a. hard life. me slut loved
Ileery an' pretty things, ant Jim didn't
have the money to give 'ein to 110r,
11101114h 111/ 'WOrk0(.1 1111d WV, 111111
did 1113 /0V51 h0St 11111k0
more than a Min!,
"110y110 it would have turned out all
right in eine) 11 Meisel. 1/01111 11811 one
,lim Went tO the 110000st tem' to buy
8ffine fatenlie implement.), nte fell in
there effill a fellow he used lo know
buck Immo, ute 110111111' W014111 (10 11111 110
Irust go Itome with Jim to See how he
wag fixed, \\eel, lie mute it was a
Meek (ley for Jim when he set fool en
lite thresh/4d, fur Iron) the mimeo he
saw Milly hadn't eyes fia, nethite
else, ett' she belie II W111111111 was might-
ily eeletp to thine a city man would set
suet) store by her,
"lie made hintstelt so pleasant en' so
much at mane that they begged him lo
slay ell Mehl, me"long Mout (We've
o'clock 110 WIlS, Or pretended 10 1/0, took
awful 111.4 They attended lo hint let he
got better, and' wouldn't hear of hie
tulle 10 go amity neel inornIne so he
stayed on, stein' Ent rueldn'
chair with 1/1110W 1)011111(1 111111 1111'
hillthe to Maly, W11110 iiin was off at
work. Ile didn't seem in rin particular
hurry about gran', hid Jim never
eiplekined for it mint& that enything
was wrong, for he liked (he fellow Mel-
ville, an' wouldn't no more have thought
of dottlitin' Milly than he would 1110 Lord
that made him.
"One evenin' mune 111.151e, tired
are hungry, an' found that his weree-his
wife Reit he loved—had left him an'
gone uway with the 011111 111E1 115 thought
We 111$ fririld 1 1 10 Weld Wild rov
a while. 11 seemed to him Inca every-
thing was black &trowel him, ere there
was great splotches of blend before 1110
mese an' he eould hear voices that kept
n-laughin' at him an' cantle him a tool,
1111' 1115 only thing he held Mal to was
that he must renew eini to the wood's
cmt en' kill the man thel had torik nwny
ali he had. So lls 11.11(!li.N1 '5111, 110W
here, 110W there, but they doe -
bled on him, till al hist, when Ills money
\vas gone, he lost 'ent altogether.
"Then he come to himself it Mlle, an'
sold his ranch, an' went back to 1110 old
home to" well—for he knewed somehow
that one day, sooner or lake, Ihe Lord
v,•ould gEve hlm his revenge. Ile worked
while lie waited, an' made money tue
got well orf, an' nobody knew runhite
'bout his ever belie married, so he had
somethin' like peace.
"At last, twenty years afterward.
when he was getthe on in life, his lime
came. Ile \vas viten' Meng, eot thinkhe
uhout anythire in particular, when he
happened to look up, there, contra'
towards him roun' a bend in the road,
an' refire on a big black horse, wag the
man he'd welted Mr an these years.
They knowed euch other the minute
their eyes met, nn' the fellow got white
aX chalk an' pulled ltis horse clean beck
on his haunches, levee to _turn round
an' make n run for il; but IL wasn't no
good, for btu was off hishorse in Et 011n -
tile and lind 111111 by the throat, ate In
less time then it takes to tell it he had
pulled. him down, eursin' and °Mein' at
him. to the ground, Then, holdire him
there, with his knee ort his breast, an'
his knee Ett his throat, he says 1 --
II twIteret, milly Tell me, or p11 cut
your fiendish heart out r
"The fellow glued heck al. Mtn like ft
rIt in a trap, and eeelie death in his eye,
an' knowhe ewes no MO to Ile, snys
"'She's dead; she was tool: ill when
we got to New York, ate I 1011 her, tin'
she Med fit a week.' •
"'I orler kill you like enake, but l've
always liVed Sq1111 00, 011' 1110 tetra helpin'
1115 1.11 die 11101 way, sa 111 give you on
even. elninee. Get old yOur hnife
MEW, an' remember Iltat one of us has
g to die right here.'
"Then he kt him up, an' 1.110y went
at it. • They wile PreltY eteenlY malehed
le. look at 'ern, hitt 31110 thought of Alitly
dyin' all alone, ate fought like n. (Igoe,
im pretty soon lie left. the man that had
omit between 'en) stiff aud stank, with
a knife in his' heart, ate his white face
n-glerhe up at the sky.
"Then comes in Me pert, of the story
that I want you all lo take for a warnin'
before you'll be so quick to 1111d any man
guilty ort mitten" but circumstantial evi-
dence. When the body was found no-
body ever though of 'epticiontie .11111, but
everything pointed to another man es
Ihtt one who had clone the Icilitne lie'd
sworn lo kill the dead num; on' lie
couldn't prove no alibi. So they arrested
him, an' the ileSt, Jen heard of it, lie \yes
stimmoneed on the jury Met was lo Ivy
him. Jim had never oven Iliougfit or
&lie himself up for a murder, for he
lognyed he'd royale an' killee his enemy
fah and square, ate Ito was glad he'd
done it.
"He didn't. see MO ti Wes any blisiness
of the, Inekes 10 111100(000 between one
an' he didn't like to drag in 111113.'8
name eefore the judge ate jery an' all
the people who wouldn't remeneter her,
like lio did, when she was young and in-
nocent, Even when he was summonsed
he didn't have any notion but the pre.
soner would lae cleared when they loolo
eel into things soma, an' he noule up his
mind not to say Main' if he could
he'l'Pleitit,1, when he got (here everything
went so dead against the prisener Mat
if he hadn't Meowed he'd clone the killin'
hin18011, he'd have thought sure he was
guilty. Ile got kind o' dazed at laeL, an'
didn't seem to know nothin' 1111 he foure
himself in a room with the rest of the
jury, an' n11 eleven of "ern watilira to
hapg the man that 110 knowed wee
cent, Then he come to his senses Enid
voted agaiest 'em, an' when they asked
11101 for his yeasting he told tem the story
I've been lellin' you."
Giles Conway stopped and gazed
steadily into tho eyes of his audience,
who had gathered nroend him till they
110fiened him i» on every 01110,
"An' what did ttte,v do with him?"
Enticed the roreman al last, ,
"I don't enow," he enswered, slewly,
"It 0111'1 clecided yet, fov flack Wilder
WaS the man that run oft with 111113', 1111'
it was 1110 that killed him,"
Many a man 18 wailing for 011 111A111r0"
11011 who W01114 1111d euneess at once if j
110 eves net afraid or a little perspire.
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Abni filo House
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TobTosoNni 1)1s1w.s.
Peanut Pudding,- -shell retested pea-
nuts 1111. you eave um) lenempful. Lay
eside ono dozen and put the reel
theough Med chopper. Out of them)
:431 three teeming' tublespeonfuie 1411.
1114.ringlia, 11 111 011(1 1)111 t With 101-
ettering unlit thoroughly mixed. In
thii, way the coffee will sot cluelle
'Usk, 111'.
COVIT Or II' 011[S. - 1 1 El rt! en.
ner leke a Piece tor shechion four 111;111..0
high Red \welly hing and litie
et -1111 nithielos, Then eel i» circle.
'bating one Moll riin at top Mal a
handle. Put over yeur flatiron when
0 11r 11•011, 1/1 thie way you can boil
'seer Iiin 113, rallit,,Vol• pill v.151)
411 111111101. your terms are on, 10
1,nd 1‘‘,, tio dishes will,
'1110)' 101111 11 W11011 011 1,1111.114,p,
1.11, 110' 1111 Vigh 1 ill N4.1 in poll tr,
4.IWO VOg,'1,1111,-.$ and 1rOrN 1.W Oa
Santo kW]
1 111"1.11 MIS VC, WI 1.- AVII v,-,/
Se50,n00 has !meta collected in ono year
in leis manner.
AWED BY 110YAf. FUND.
Another great settee of income 10
111C Lund 111 IsripitalA, whiell ale+,
01‘,1,0,0 under the heed •of "0,411111aq 0011-
tributiolie," are 'file 11111rt rattled by
what ie kneels tis filing Edward's he/s-
pied fund for Loedon, It is lo this
fund that ftarnegio -has -just given his
$500,001). Lest y0111. the total ineotne
i•1 this fued Was $551,770..
This fund NV:1, founded by King Ed.
V•0111 1011 years ago, ate. is one of his
etteeelyet !nest jeabhiee.
spa:infra of buttim and 1W0 1111/11Vi1/4/011- 'p,11 1111111, thoy do. pi,r unit princess% Of reyel sulk-crib-
ire,4(rY InellibiT of Ilit• feem.1 Junius is
.suppeeed cuntributi ;something lo
aro ipsdiing peas beaus and they Mos Ile, 11111d. {.1.e” down lo the little prin.
1/11$ o•analarek 13"111: 011'" wh°1'' '14g 1'd ..(11111111. At dinner P.01 Witt 11,11 ere K.ing Edwutel gives 1111101ally $525;
find yolks 411 tw.,, with, a, pinch of salt. boro„a ,lido.1 obi:online $125; the prince / f
adding nye tublesp/tonfuls slifeir anti ...,,.fi,111N,n1,:o.::::,11.31;,..foy(rfl. will hear, "11Y, blit %Vales, $1,50J: Prince.", Vkluida. $25;
the. ehopped nuts, Aelil Iles mixture
Mlle Pelmet Edward, iti5.25; white 11111c
le Het thickened milk after it Is site:Ill- Mr Muth lia3- Ilet Week:- Prime, Prineesi Vicleria f
idYis101'1"(,\N11.11-V 10111111 111/114Y411111111711:':;'(115 1:11d11 -111-"11g1 1111114, butler and silt; nem tell Mt 01:0,440 (-mei give, $5.23. Tho toror
soodsy steam, ins.•,,11; add Wales, Prince Holley and Prince
„.1,111, Iwo 4.1.4g,,,, slimy, netting tee, %hes ;tie Niole,ily..„ieked vela- -(.11111111411S /ma'am!' t,)
(chits 0 ms sugar and the S1110(1 0111.S. jatteels. Thesday -4'0,C 1775. Of "entre P. 111101L lif V1', Iii,011 ft
SPIT:Id ()WV 11)11k ling nnd epriekle, end Iteke willt nst et beef, \\'ediaci- 111110 moro, f.011:4'idering that the loyel
111,, \v,,,tve nuts halved. Brown 4.14.111- pealoe.4. Thurolay ---! family England Mews frien the Brit.
c411;e113:1:3, Griddle Calcee,—Take 'tette. steam. and SIT1', \%11.11.`,
buries, or raspbervies, half a pint,
and ono end one-half pints of Ilene,
5110 teaspoonful of salt, one, tablespion-
fut of lirewn sugar, two teaspoonfuls..
of iniking powder, two eggs, and 000
001 of nrilk. Sift together flour, sugar, •
. rod buldng powder, ade letaten
eggs, milk, berries. elix into e. batter.
Have the griddle hot enougle to form
et'ust as soon ns the better touches
it. in order to confine the juke of the
liettles, Turn quickl)ein order to Fenn
0 crust on the under side. Turn once
fmnegtro on each side to complete the -balk-
Ileaborn'e Duet SatEld.—Wash. split. Century Old flospitals Conduetett on a
snit bone a dozen anchovies 'end roll
each. one up. 'Wash, spite 'nod bone Plan Storabisiegrercl,orsarereien
one herrIng and cut it up. leto small
piectee Cut up into dice and equal
quantity of bologna or smoked ham and
isausage, also an equal quenlity of Hie
treast of a cold roast fowl or venl. Add
likewise, -always. the same quantity
'and cue fnlo dice, beet roots, pickled
cucumbers, cold poiatees, cut in larger
thee, and in quantity aeording to taste,
I u! at least three times ne tuuell pelo-
lees as anything else. Add a talespoom
et,: or capers, the yolks and whilea
eome hard boiled eggs, minced sepor-
ialely, and Et dozen stoned olives. MIX
a', elle ingredients well together, leav-
ing the olives end anchovies lo orna-
Moot the tep of the bowl. Beat up to-
gether oil and tarragon vinegar with
white pepper and French mustard to
atecfs‘t,eo;, P011r this over the ealact end
Sovve Cottage Cheese.—I,ay a lel-
--peel, cut Hen lengilmi-o,
sprint:1c with popper and salt. and Iry
111 1)111101...
their jackets,
GREAT PALACES OF PAIN
LONDON PlUeLIC, MUST CON17RIBETE
S5,000,000 EVERY YEAR.
Andrew Cernegle's recent gift a
0500.001) to the hoSpitith of London has
come ne it veletable jettleenti 1.1 those
telt peeple ever year /them $2.5therree
as thoKing and the Prince of wake
give their rOrS,,11111 i•4`1•Vit111. 10 1110 fund,
the gener,,sily of Ihe subserlpthin
sh:mthl 11 d, perhaps, ix, rviemt,m,,,I.
or imo,(on ticispitals aro 1,,,,pwsk
ono of the largest soure,es of witeith
end Mft $(.250.oen to the fend: Alfred
by will. Ileiently Mts. Lewleehti, wife
ef the Inneme T,orh.Vrt pawnbrok,r, died
ttleit Slete$10, while Geerge
Inevieus lo death, had eon-
elemoul Kieg Edward's fund.
hi Ills will he loft to Hie Imepital fund
n iarge stun. of 111.(1110y W111011 he had
1.):1110)1 the Salvation Army and also
his splendid house in l'ary Lane,
1)ON.1.TIONS BUY 1 ION0118.
To be mentioned as a heavy subscri-
ber to the King liewerd fate! is consid-
fund undergoes the Forsonal supper's-
ered a groat 11011.A. in England. The
P111 of the leng and the prince <I
vast liet needy Wales. and the nanifs uf all (.10110r5
tbu biggest and ihn.bops th, imst 111:1111 $1.25-eare pvinted in halidsonte
inelitutions. which are eeeren tho persins not sending more.
rianarkable of their kind in 1110 mode. '•lookels which come under the direct
leintem's hospHule are entirely “sup- 01 innl/sty. Nevertlielees, despite
vale persons Me genera] public, whoee egged tisk, &elle donore aro eutnel.
pennies -even are -acceptable, 1110..0 in. eptly seleabnegatime no1 to allow their
were it net for Ore donatione of pre beef ment by appearing in Mese gilt-
tle, temptation to si,k pet:sone' adver-
ntioned. ReeeltRY an
peeled tet.. voluntary centributkense' and
11 is owing to the fact mat "the peo. I enenernous contribution of 050,00n was
sittutions would have 10 030tie 111). 511.11,04 10 be Iry
ple" run -the great J,onclon leispilals eint Le the Klieg Edward fund, and -the
the ihe hetet, neo oeeeetee en whet :name of the donor wee known to none
nuts( bo rege-rded ratiter astonishing eonneeted with the administration of
glionneffin0I1911 1.1hociorfititsnit,1110,11anceiinosnontlifoeslridut.12., the subscriptions.
Censidering the extraordinary man -
have fleCe.i1S to any hospital in the me- 1°1' 111, waira tatao tuathi raised' 11
Is. quite it marvel. that these great in-
stitutions should bn able to keep going
et .ttll. It is from this fact thal
bas come to lee known us the most
charitable city 011 earth.
I.iving as the lospitnis do on the
"volUrtlary cootributions- of the nailti-
tude, it 1S 11(11 surprising to see great.
signs plash:eve aeree the buildings nit -
pealing for eltelinedinte aid." Neurly
ell the buildings bear permanently the
„DISTINGUISHED PflYeICIANS 0111.4.E, words, "Supported by 001110410v eon -
Any poor man, Neiman, or child can
get into 1.entlen hospital and 1.e at- -Ira-anions, mid each hoettitul has an
'1011110(1 by the king's own physicians— nial:orate system appealing. which
Thoms 13ariow, Frel,,riL.k cherge of a conunittee of pall -
Considering that mulli'y 1:;
meeet,ef ethme—ebe„tetely <1 'ways "urgottly reeded" eaeli ter the
charge, opereeone wheat. in Arent Londen literal:the it is n wonder
(9011leindon 110594111s by physicians Y.10.1•111111.41011g(1 rt.,.'1111141 [deo \'1/.91inie(lit ii"Ve0t111?;ac'cl.rit.setly-
71111.1..'4.:a 01‘:%ex)ijilledrft.itnriNneic\l'c. di! iTyjn$Itaimilllart,'
.0.0000 ClIelrge less then 8500 us ft >1,...,1114)- 0 perpetual drain on ils recede, 1)0.
asionally one 0•21‘,1 notices on out-
leopolts, Of course. this rule istrieut
Luce leaf on a plate. In the centre tethered to rigidly, but exceptitine 11/
place a round pile of salad dressing. If 11 tire comparatively rare, and axe intele
ele salad deessing, use the yolk, of a only erer elaborate explanatione. '0115
hard boiled egg. Theo mix cheese with hesetints, in feet, tire regarded as
re:hie:an: soft enough to hold the tone ef
a teaspoon. With. the teaspoon my the 15 101' this reason thet they aro nble
whit& Petals around the yellow centre. el beast, tueoug their attending physi-
cians some of the gnatest prat:Litton-
8)010113' elun.lintiale institutions, rina it
';ens-Iss Ca odlonviiiillst; fccliari:°C.Modlecssi.g1-1. C1'.. -1.11:3:110a1 and eurgleat—in the world.
-color frosting or candy: Lavender—Two
Leaepoone of blackberry juice or jolly.
Bluish. lavender—Two teaspoons or blue.
terry juice, Pink—Beets, cherry. or
A1111Wherry 10100. Ye110W-011111g5,
mon, or yolk of egg. Brown—Ghetto.
late, ceffee, tea, Green—Pion spin-
ach or Swiss there, .then 151111e0Y.11
threugh cheesecloth. AIL these ore
liarmlees, and tarter a little practice one
becomes quite expert and can have
many dainty effects.
Fresh Rams in Winter.—Freeli beans
in ithe winter .nro -easily obleinable.
Alter cleaning fresh beaus (green or
yellow) in the usmat way, holt in salt
water until they are half done. Then
drain them off in o. colander. After
the water hes oneed to drip feint the
benne, put them into a sieve lined with been I;durnt „1,4 „ny eille individual is found who, by a
eMen paper mid set same 1st oven With 111001 11111 likely to ineelve setrietie ."11g1' nilinng°4' (It" 111)
slow five, thus drying the beans show- of cour,c. leech needed were.
p130, neaTnIciery, uosritsituf7nday s.folirift:oele6dynuf9:1
\Z'iltSti elle/11bn' recnal et'ilsisic' it4o) 01111V oll."11‘111ity GIANT "PALACES OF PAIN."
lespitals. and their trellmont imels no. It is difficult f,11` Ilte realer to con-
Ithlog. The 11M1010 (.10ss.0.4, llowervp, (vivo of lite 'oxlip!. of some of ilirse
and r111013' W.011 1.10 1111151 he re- gloat London Irene,: of suffering. St.
Berliedotnew's bospital, for instance
vete consulletion fee, 11 is owing to
the feet that England's finest aluck.rs
and surgeons atteint 111e;o hospilitis
for nothing that the interests of the
pooe have 1) be safeguarded. DI order
10 do this most of the hoepilale 11110E:
etiopted the :velem of requiring loiters
sale of cerlent hospitals that wards
have ben elo.stil for lack of toper:Mee
fcepenses. Appeale of this kind ere
iespendel to and 10;irt18
not aliowed te le closed f.,r any gri-.01
.length of 111110. If the general- pulite:
ekes red rem,: the resette, some pri-
paper or cloth bags for 1110ther use,
When wanted soak Mani lit hot weler.
They will assume Mete natural :Mime
and wIll have lost none of their eelieb
vette flame.
THINOS WORTH KNOWING, -
cummended by :unteotta who contri.
turnis :direst a .entall village itself. IT
lei les 1 1 the Iii S':)iitil runes. before itim- i,i,iiild r1n1 ns follOWS: `'.111'. and Mrs.
Can rceeivc treatment. - ts situated ut one of the densest par -
.1:(11; el Londen. between tbo genteol John Jones request the pleasure of elr,
/es a. genotel rule outside of every ..,,,,,t- Iii,„ ,iiid s1„01111,,,id twirkt,i, t 001,1 :\ 11'0. :1,rthin• Hay's company at the
r.oidott bps91'111 is poSted a c msidenotts l',,.."i'', .1,,,,,,1,:l 1 a, et,. bnee tee .e. re etee marriage 00 ilt"ir
itcwated, Covers for ille frYiae Pau, os 1.1, nit is for the peer only. and vtivis- toy littyletre and ref/eluded by Henry'
- will) Mr. Bede, on Toosdar, the :21s). at
tiaughter lierolliy,
Prevent ((lease e'prillering.—Have nem s,gn announcing the fact Mei tretM `
1 HI. in 15W. Going Liack more limit St Mutes church, al 1Wo o'clock, and
the gri`8.00 \\Pill not spatter on. the stove. bin' 1 , a le k‘ 110 elm nir,„ i I , „„ 1,
17111141 dlioolc.isiotalhlif\tyrylohref 1 eitfefulein floon(elserlaopi1;.1
.."-I'::-;n014s:'..1;:e1;1)1v1:0.giCICIIIII:111-11:';'111Y7...".:0:1:Na. n'it'l-''''-'ll'i.11:Y111:;a1.'' ;1.1(i)(1101::::111,1ANIF,'S11)0SIICCI:111(1.11:::1110::(11 1.7111p0aCti.!
;-1 the (bleat hospilnls in the world. St.
browning. Any lid win fit• over the lee 11011 \\gelid reek to the husidlak ,,,,,, wlm fliv rdtmooft al.y 4.,111 nin,s4.,4f
emit may • be ppeforated by mulching 111 (viler 1,-, (iblain ii,,Islalice trim 110 ' '
lattee In it with a, nail 00 ice ptek and famous doetors who give 111011' eerviee
barrener.
Easy Woy lo Ceean P11110,--11 a gyn.
elle er enenteled pan is linieled, dune
end without the. tigly ecratches that a haps $2.000 or mute) could be dono in
',Neel 1E, ,11.)lhaeralffe;f1(1111.11,e,f, it requites $335,000 a pun..
sLrape 11. Aficr Covering, the 13111010111M 111 • fatuity /teeter would 11(t1
seols wine cor•centrated lye and dainp- goIng lute the Diet Londen hospital. .leef000f of cases heeded a year Is
miing with weler, let It remain over ill 1110 \\'11110ellapel dislciel, and la Mg
'night. effien the scorches easily
Le, wiped orr, leaving the pan nice now eouht in private 1111101010 (,,t/Iil 111111 1/Cr•
111 11111 11.Vilk:'1 l'Y S:11' 11'''''I'll',1 TI.P1:V.:': 00.11,1‘ ,11‹,118 ta 1111 Sirk. klIOW11 1 110 W01111
i 1011411110r Of Loncinn's great Institut
'knife mnIces. a lentdon hospitel tor nothing. iter the peer. etunded 111. 1121 by Thee
e'er. is "tiny's," the gnat lee:grad]
()leek Way Ito Peel Tomatoes.—Ilave Inns Guy. The upkeep or Guy's eequires
on the SIAM') 0 VC9SC1 111 1.004+301.11IS (1111
of boiling water. Put the tomatoes in in, IoNr1:11_1ereloetENc'ill'eSol'irt0aglolCiliehtleBlgte,:nortli $I)05,0(10 a yttar unit the hospital Mettle
n \etre bitsliel; immerse them in the 1.00,110 w take nu 111101,0st 1,1 1.1:6 twig._ armttally 132.000 pa lienti.
, 1110 Loudon hospitnt in Ne'lliteetinpel
belling wIlt,01` 005 Idi theirt remain three Los, various sums 1111, 11101111011.0.1 ,-,11 Pouts every year 182.1100 out petioles
minutes. Trace 0311 arid they will skin Intl donation lisle which entitle gi,„,,,
quickly end ensily, and leave the M- to certain .pi•Ivilages. Fur instance, Eat' end niend 15,000 in patients, and ils
m 'payment of 815,0110 to a Mullion 11,,8‘1:1- ordinary income is $115000) a year, To
!1010005E11‘10t11;g1100, lioles of San, Stinker.— lel the giver is, as a rule, Mettle/I to I"D Cu"' 13111411<*)111.e\v's'
When the holes of a, salt stialwr nee hr,vo 0, ward nettled take hem while n 1.ondon hospital alone piing 10,11110es
and the
We small lake a ellen) po in Led file and <lc: na 1..M a of $5,000 en titles one le en. .it‘''iletiel1;)°,1111,,'6.,11)(1111,1e1111,:,:Y110:..,:in'vor;s1 111111P11{0111Ti'::'O'311,1*11e5I';1111117,5sIgiTilElniii'ls:
or'lliaortgi'ot 111111\1111e Teliiirce"t101 bee5loct11'11ie i'llell':Icetlet.1.--Y: lows 1110 donor 10 name thrce or font'
doW it Col. 1,1Vett payrni'mt of $25 al- , e,
The linesekeeper should keep on hand 'alien's for (m117110111 al Me parlicu- •--11.. wilt be setoi thal, tile hospitals ele-
o good supply of 1111 00115 or giu.s ions or 1.1,,sintiii k j much 11,0 Intiney it,L., ilqiefrtisdfsenfloifrfol31:venprIfi‘tonflfinIfififistNEtklifdinifsh.e lie-
vvith tight covePs, mitt 151)elied, A0 alorm con Iribilled, The einn or $150 in. lt lies been roughly eetininted thnt
teem ae 30111, gr000r108 nee deiteettee, (thee, tee weete,gt, 1„0 be,ing 11 11.10 g00. leodem lsosnitnis require 011 enneini
cam 111 tide waY ererY111111ff 18 110111 meetings, and to rocommend (wilily -
0111913 elleh article 11110 its reePeetive ;ovum. to a liospttal, 1.0 suond „mum 1 sfollit,11(,,I fifiRf,nsien:fentihgiringlfdlil.neoffeeif,filtinit‘1100100)44 ok;
free from duet end retrains Us 110.001,, 1011r 0111,-301101110 and Eine 111-P011011 1 11 .12•501•()(1) I'''0'11'° 111° brrwilt .(1 1 the tr'zlIti'
'and there is; nothing to (Maw mice into yeee, tient they efferte
your etieboni%18 or pantry. Nuts, pop. 11y this ekhotiliki syskiin of (10111111110
00111, 1111d 50(111110a 111W5YS Sh0111,1 be the 1,011110h hespitale are kepi eiiing
Lopt in liu leteee, es those !hinge del \v from ytter to ever, ()nee every 3 oar
'111155. AV0141 0110101g 11111101'S 10 it ec11- two flays are :,-01 apart xvhell the wile,' Iltil.:1N'n'Illtiletalv.-1W Y1111 14°1 IS 6(1'16111 "r111
initiate in yoUr basement and Mlle. In of Minden is ;.01)11),.s.)(1 I., centrilule , ---
aloe wordS, dial bl1ild A 1101110 101' (..:1'.4,111,,ng 1,,WiMil Hilt 1`41 Tr ii1 111,‘ ,A, Nti 1111111 '1'.: 1110r0 111111d 110111 110 W110
1111\50540h poffif.3.,s v1111 whisk 1.11,,,,mf...,. effin,:stspto.ticittis3e1.111111fr(ti,f31,Losp,i,11111 IStfi1e111,(.11;111.%;v2.11111::,1 l'io1.4111111C.,..,11411n1‘017 1.111,111`1.1‘..r01.11.1 1..30 d niter looking
Put the polstom 111 il iarge Path rov.`r 4.(1 1110 Ilest mimed (ley give the major ----,
them 0‘.,.0 with welter. end brush Ihem pertimis of Mier leeleetiotte 1,, n e mo. Friend; "fine or your meek:: lolls me
ypitekly W1111 41 W1111411 br00111. An 1110 1 1
,111,1i,.; (11..1 "II 110.111101 onituday 011. \eel I'llist`tt 111S S1110ry 111111 10111 1111/1 10
WIS11111111)1':(1("01.1111111\1.01,01;, Coffee,- .Eirsf pm the 11n 1 vont 's s,1 l'..10 Multitude 111`0 cin,er. charge," 1110.111c:is Nieto "YON; I do
et:Bons 111'0 11111 1' 111 the streets,. Even p!. married, under penally of (Its -
cream and num Ifieengar 01 34,10. :011) le onto -lel. On lie'nettel senility end met li, nli ley eleres whim they gel old
vet „4.. meet) ns you ere in lie' hetet ,,f $31,H,1,y jo Toildon the ottleM , Ives eneugh to inerr3. 1 Moil want nny or
Ikitog. stir tr 1111111 111e 811gar 1, ills. 1,4.11.,1,)11..q ...) 1110 310111 11011 9)..vs lo ,3.4.110 111)01041(1r111, Conee11.41 111111 111,0111
SOW011, petty in the coffee; 011t1 liccp !cal &It) the startling 1,0or. Illpearde of' tny 1111100."
POINTERS FOR BRIDES
501111; HINTS org THE ETIQUITITE 017
WEDDINGS.
Chanties Creep in NVItich Mark a Defier.
lure From Tratlition8 of
tbe Vast.
Weddings are eiwit3e trill> us, and w()
01 0. 0.1)1 Jo think that the last word has
been sai.1 int the sizb,e-I, but 110,111y WU'S.
10.11,4 big. 0 !Way.): ,,,1001214 141 hand as 10
Ilet wedding etiquette, eye wie hark
beck for a menneet LE) the matter of en.
gngenteels, Et en in Ihts litivis Inot'ed
itway from 110 manners and euslemis
E' 1 the last century, 111 jiver days, a
•"'ciclY fdri us a inks, engaged for
menthe and years, lee a evident maid
muy "ximorq uuti m01.110E1 and a!"
1'011111 9111 SP111.1` (11 11 $11011. three weekS,
S4'1"cr!ll reit-oats Cali be given for those
11 t, ire tronlip1 pr,001Vdillgs. 1 .1 re scaitis
11,/W 1,1 11101'0 111 a nuieker 111 10. dr5S13.
11111kerS WOrk at a griller speed, 1111d1
-chiefteel ull, Iniusseatix are entailer
mid lee/ oomprithet The engage -
men: i; first announced by 1110 bride's
family. and ber parents ueitaln,' send
me melee le the noyaspapeas, if die: -
Mine peewees the 0V01111flge VIS/13,
Dr1110;41,(10111S relatives should write a
le1100 to his fiancee, expressing Moir ap.
pewee and this ieleer sheuld be ail -
seeped with. 1110
LEAST POSSIBLE DELAY.
In inslan?es when the two families
511' not linewn to teeth other, the father,
mother, or nearest relatives of We mu.
ture bridegroom should at once call on
I•let mother the Weide-eine, and their
visit sit/Jule be returned with marked '
promptitude.
In Huse limes nn engaged COliple are
allowed much letitutle. A girl goes
about alone with ber future husband,
walks. rides, and motors with ben, but
even 110W a chaperone appears upon the
scenes at boils, races, and other places
of 9111410 amusetnent,
Every present, that arrive% entails a
letter ie thanks, and a bride's lime is
much. employed in writing these brief,
neeessary acknowledgments. If on
engagement is broken off, ertelt gift must
be returned to the donor. and, in such a
ease the note is more often written by
the mother.
Weddings, like everything else, ara
Stalled I.4.1 the hew of evolution, and
changes creep in which mark a depar.
lure from. traditions of the paist. Several
brides have of late adopted the new
mode of an ivory Prayer Book, in .place
of the orthodox bridal bouquet, and, in
seme instances, the bridesmaids precede,
instead of following, the bride up the
:lisle. Another custom that hells from
across the ene,
AS FOR CARRIAGES,
the bride's parents provide the carriage
which conveys the britle and lier father
the church; null also that of the
mother, unmarried sietets, bridesneeds,
and so On. The guests, of cemee, have
their own. The bridegroom finds the
otoriage in whielt he and his bride drive
trent church, unit also 111111 in which
they laler ell pekeed lo the elation. All
the expenses connected with elturelt
)01(1 lho ceremony aro 410f1'11Y0d 1110
brid0gr00111. T1100 1110111110 fees io tha
oloch, eIsil'islen, and clergy-
man, mad 211,0 110 cast of limed decent.
eli!. A leo lo the officiating clergy -
Mall 001108 from 02, the amount allowed
by law. to $25, the average Meng $5,
Ali steel doles are paid either hew or
rater lite ceremony by the best man. and
tepong other •iN:11':111508 S11011111 15' 111-
(11410d the bride's and brelesnialds' bete
/plots, and preeents rind gills the host
Man and ushene. The beet 1111111, ey the
way, should l,e baehelor. The ptiroule
of the leek bout the entire cost Of the
viedding receptien,
WEDDING INVITATIONS
sem lo cause same perplexity. When
leentel by Mc panne.. of the bride, they
rifory tho cause of eherity, .e luau
1111 appendicitis. fur inst.nice, Nyho
hoglit mit Wive overmuch eon:Henn, el
Ill.' 1108'11101 oeenples severs] hlocke,
eurreunded by a huge wait, and
forms, ne it were, attuned a town with-
io a town, In order h) heel) this vnet
afterwards 111 S11'00.
111 the ease of slepmittlier it shluld
1,0 welled thus: "Ile antl 1108. John.
Jimes request itio pleat -env of Mr. and
Mee Hush's company at the marringe of
:\11'. 30110N' llatiglitev Joan, elm"
If, on tho olher hand the bride's fn.
thee ie dead, and her mether 1111e re.
married, weld(' run, "nt the nine-
ot etre. enies' daughter." Che it
lho bride has Ito mothrr the 11101-
1411011, 1.1 ?he Wedding shotild De issuod
Ihe father's eame only,
To return to the subject of Werke-
maide, a bride-eleet, would nsk one 01
the sisters Or etaishis of the bridegroem
10 not ne bridesmaid, as a gracciflil 00111..
p111115111 10 1115: fatuity of her fiancee..
1:110 bridosmuids should pay Mr their
own costumes. One seevet siteeess
that a retiolle of bridesmaids should be
tee same height and ot muell the semi)
coloring, and Ittat their gowi s should ha
troele by Iho same dressmaker, 'rho
pretty fushion leen revived or
biedesimaill8 \veuriug dresses of pure
while, with a white tune veil mid a
wreath of (Revers, wheel otitie much to
tee (teem of the bridal parly \viten
mouped around the alter. Honeynmens
will soon become things of the past, 0.1:
a few days or a week is now thought
enough fint nee often over -rated solieele
deux. 'Who that hos read Onithes C15.
Vet' 1100k, ".S. Rainy June," will fnil to
remember her vivid description of the
drawbaeks end (Imagoes of a 'too pro-
longed honeymoon?
AanoNs vs. worms.
"Actions speak louder than \vorde,"
quoted the moralizer.
"Yes," rciO111,11 ihe demoralizer, "but.
they don't speak so often by a whole
101." ,
'Yea," said n ".1‘1
rno eeerything he linews. nod I toll
him everything 1 know." "Indeed!" :0-
31i111011 110r CX4'1V111, W1i0 110(1 1h011 left
al lite p081. "-The atiVIIre when you ure
together must be opptessife,"