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Miff IF THE Or
WIlich May Help to Dispel the Clouds 'Which
Overhang Some Househoids,
eccording to Act or tha n&t-
0t ot reentela, in the veal. One
eseand nine Bemired and Pour
:Wee Belly, at Toronto, et the
e'..4eusee0 of agriculture. Ottalta
A despot:oh from I.os Angeles's, Cale
nays f-liey, Erank De Witt 'Intimate)
Preached from tho following text
leph. v, 2Busbands, love your
wives.''
Two startling teeth about Peure
pereonality June alwaye v tvldty im-
pressed me, The one the entimate of
his phyeleal personality formeil by
his eneuden in the Corinthian church
-wit° had sat undeo Isis ministry and
therefol'e knees hen wen. 370 01 him-
self toile us ,thet. they said, "his
begin presence is tveak nett his
epeeeti contemptible." Chrysostorn,
According to A.lbert Barnes, declared
that "Paul's stature was low, his
back crooked ana his bend bald,"
According to Niceptiorus, Paul was
a little mall Willl eurvature at Use
spine anti a pale countenance, long
end wrinkled, and with a head' like
Julius; Caesne, noted., for [its scarcity
of hair. Whether these clesceiptions
are true, Nye know not; hut it is lit-
tle likely that the Corinthians would
have :molten of him as they did, and
that writers Bo neer his own time
as Chrysostom and Nicephorus wotild
have so descritsed him, if this Intel-
lectual and spirituol giant heel p00-
0080031 an imposing persoleititer. And
yet, All through the' Pauline writinpoe
tigures of speech bristle with the
eynxbols of the athletes annul_ The
runner, the fighter, the gladiator, the
struggle with the boast of Ephesus,
all have their inspirations and gore
ye} teachings.
The second Men which etands side
by side with the first, about. tne per-
sonality of Peel its this s, 'Paul was a
bachelor. It bas been contended that
he was a member of• the sonhedrle
and, if so, must have been married,
but the iAct
full duty to my wife. provide for
expression e s xxvi, '
her gots( bome. I give her all the
on which the theory of his membot,
money she needs." You do? Oh,
ehip is based, is vague and may 3(10111131
that is very kind. As for as I can
have amounted to no more than tho
tootimciuy of a wilneqq 011 tho Rialto out you give your wife nothing
other hand, his urguinent L Cor- but her own property. She 'earns her
Inthians ix, 5, clearly implies that support, just as you do, and the has
both lie rind Barnabas wore limner- a right to et least one -ball of your
lied. This condition, eowever, by income, 31 front a mere cold-blooded
310 311011/18 indicates that he was de- standpoint you had to hire a house-
ficient in the affectionate side of his keeper to do the work she does, you
nature. ITis letters show that be
3avislied on his ehilth[en in the faith
the love that other men give to
their offspring and that he Ives an
eeenelingly affectionate, warm heart- some mau saye, ' hoW ara I to pay
ed man. Ile taught parents that 131131 wife unlees I pay her in =ones'?"
they should love their children and !Ivey, give her the manse rewards the
chittiren that they slimed care for taimstle lets Commanded in the words
their parents, wives Out they should of my text. Did 'Paul ever speak of
honor their husbands and husbande imomy in inference to the husband's
thet they should love their wives. It lemy to his wife? No; ho takes that
for granted. lIe says, 'frusbarels,
love your :elves," But that is not
ell, lie gives ltis commandment in
'Mere la special reason at, this the super:fatty() sense, nIftiebancls, love
time for sbowing the need of a hus- your wit -es even as Christ also loved
hauri being truly devoted and loving the church and gave himeelf for it."
te wife, because there seems to Ine, conid there Lie any sweeter or
be a popular theory abroad that the more devoted or more intense inter
old fashioned ide13 en' tamily hoine ,
hLlsh*tfld's 051301.10115
is gone ane gone forever. But in- that? It is love the true wife louge
stead of believing that the old fash- for, „4 re. r„ 10„„ tho true liosbauer in
greatest pulpit 901(1(0308 of his age. I
was about to he meerted, and weft
talking with Wm, when he 9(1.11*' 111
ine Ode thanteterietie advice) : "Al-
ways love smut. wine more
thee that, 1111103(1learn to reepent
and 10111111' 113.1 judgetent, !venni-al She
C1131 1)11 y1.1111' beet adviser. 1111011
3113)11a yelling man stein:el 0111 1311113
3101110 (411000101, I /(11014 I could' 0)3(10,13,and I could ante write. And often
often when .i. wetted write emnething
I thought very thee I would take
it down to 11131 wife and rend it..
Sometitnes fiht, WOUld. look 11)7 1(3
lier Sewing. and say, 'John, don't
say Lhat.' With that I 11101(1(1throw down my nainuseript and
Atolls up and Moen the 501)10. 111 die-
guet, 'Why do yoti say thut?' I
would ask, '33)3) 3011 13(11)33 110311 to
Preach? Are you a better judge of
prenehinm
g then yeelf ? ITaven't 31
spent four )'C01'0 in college and three
years in the seminary? What lyusi
131100 have you to tell 7310 What, to
do? You are nothing but a woman
anyway.' But idler Iong experi-
ence 1 intent that my wife's judg-
meat could always • be depended up -
On. When I followed her judgment I
always 00030 out right, end when I
followed my OW11 against hors I al-
ways came out wrong. Andi though
1 am now an cid man and ono or
much experience, yet whenever am
in doubt about anythieg have
0V01. written alwayfs go to her. And
wben sho says, 'John, don't say
that,' I take 1113, pen and scratch out
the whole Tinge. My success is clue
in a great measure to my wife's
judgment and net to my own."
SUSAN 'PA.LeSTAGE'S INFLUENCE.
Men, husbands, friends, how are
we going to repay our wiven for all
the setexifices they have made for us?
"0.11 " some husband says "I do my
would have to pay far more for liar
wages than your wife ever spends for
clothes and entertainment. "Then if
that 110 the vase, Ind it is the ease,"
i$ in reference to this last commane-
ment that I would sone: to-dey.
MARITAL, AFFECTION.
lomel idea at love should be d011° tlie home should long for. Not money
away with, believe that, like tee Iso 1117.1011 as love, Intense, devoted, ;
eil in our ancestors' front yards, i
pay your wives for their 1100L'1110110 of
thee remind be cultivated more and
•
111001 O.
g,arden beds which used o be plant- I
1 10 1 a If rifting love. TInsbands
t
more. Marital affection may 170 ono ; II 1 goen o 11 0 1111
nf lhe 107111051, finest most beautiful alt11111.1"A141es'S PROADSS011Y NOTE
things in life. The Holy. Book de- This swindle in reference to prom-
etaies, "Whoeo findoth se wife Melee' esed affections which n husband seine -
o good, thing." It 113 110 part) of '-1.111105 practices upon et wife Is the
1 -.1 11110re coeteniptible because le one
My purpose to tell young.men v
they should proceed in eryrng to w.iu. ,SOISC thn wife is absolutely helpless
design rather
the erreetle"s 0E the G1-14 tkeY 31n8le°Infter the perpetration of tho fraud.
to marry. Aly is to
urge married men to 5110w their
,e wives the same deference, the mune
lovo and devotion, that characteris-
erl then; before the twain stood at.
the marriage altar, 'leering tent Bay-
ing Use solemn, words which made
them 0110 1.0S11.
Why 10 the true wife's valne above 111,3 outside business relationships. Ile
the price of rubies, as King Solomon hos his ineinantile friends as well as
his store fritnds, Ile meets men on
the street, i111 the earn, in the office,
. the counter. IIe eau get
awny and does get away from the
home. liut tor the most part, the
wife is authored to the kitchen, the
bedroom an(1. th,) nursery of Innue by
the children, enterefot;0 if he fails
her and defrauds her of his promised
love she is alleolulely helpless and
must, suffer more than he can realize,
elm bas practically no 1`11(11.0)51, fov
elle hes Mien up her all for him. If,
howeter, on uccottnt 01 131,1* husbaed's
leglent a wife lawns her back men
Into and goes forth to meet the wenn
as on independent woman, then the
world itself will tun' its back upon
1101.. Just liefore I began my ()Meng°
pastorate a very peominent rittsburg
1a'0 who was divorced ealet to mot
"th1 tmeoteit of the neglect and the
inhumanities of e brutal husgand, for
the protection of meeell mid children,
I got a leget separetion, But if I
had all 1,1 (10 oVer again I would
nay what you will, 11)900 013 you
Ivey, talk glowim
ngly ut poetiettlly
013a grandiloattently about wotnan's
opportunities, a wife's opportenities
1111110 alweys twee and nearly always
trill les eireumscriben Ity the four
wails of her home. The husband has
(10(11311(1? She is 1101' husband's lent -
Mese partner; Iter husband's equal in
braie as well as in heart power, She
lights with 111111, in a, financial way,
tlie greet, 11111110of lifc; theinfore,
like her fintsbund, she hos 11. right to
expect the 1(0 1310 1.0Warlla fill. 1105 lae
Imre 111at hfor 11)1*. has fhis. 10 ems
been the 1101111, of 501110 0,1111511 to ro-
of the 1131b1031(, 1011(01,11101.1 beautiful
hanger 0». a ellegieg 1:1110 n
, a bans-
eio or a human leech sucking out
the lire's blood or her 11111801111110
partner, Polygnotes, the great
(Dengue artist, painted her 4:2(.; 13,
0, its 10111' 1.19901! beast in '"Vh
110110 uf (31111114,'devouring all the
labors 01 her husband, while 110
works oil and 011, WM-0111g Oat 1115
tic 33(11(11 1(1 11 1'0110 of straw. lint
filet is not my idea of the time .wife.
'Inn true wife 18 a consumer as elan
is n. consumer, but she Is also a
hualwisit producer aft man la a 11110-
1111111')\MP. 11E11 !XIS Teile 0 N Ye.
'Oh, 1131,'':fess the 1110141211111111 *190- ,
" 330(1011)ifs not the Itreadwin- Veal' „1121317 111313811(0 alla eerier (mete:
nee of the intense 13. is tho hosbalut '')3911413,V. rilLber then get 13 tlitoree.
' solo, os wme re, In the outsitte world does 1101 1001, 11110
the fetuses of a family diem
s court rooin ; a physan , gat tis UPt len, loft
tummy I'm a poi 1,11 1 ui an a 001,0ui.; 110 30 1.11.335 11001.110 Will always look 1111 -
hp)) (1 11.111 00,111,0.y,„ -1,„Atim „ on a divorced wife as on 01111 111110
11410110, 011051S 141130, 1011 1C11 1 ho male 11110 11 bine% 'llakrk 111,011 lior brow."
exiire t I vii onforens; he is the Imre Oh, Sie taillike% 1 e)lovillte husbands,
elientione, who feele the goods; he Is Will Sent not be honeeli to yourselves
foundremen, who menufactuses 1,1111 'honest to your WI 1(38 aufl pay
tlie Al eel ralle, :Men, mare o vein"- the Il omlesory note of 10 10 Which
where et 1(131), the lentultvietwe. We you elude When the retnisten, pro.
find 111(13, nem tills the Ittelle, and rimmed you and your wife 011e "un-
snarl rulers 1110 money tearkete, end LB (Meth do yea pert?"
nom silts Anion the judicial bench 1100 KEN Il1neetT1e.1) 31*311 141
the erotessionel elusive." 1t3 11113 0,
in the death' knelt of a litishene's
fact, 111y beother? ells tree, man is
the vlsilde 13101 'in 11111111. But, ellen Inv') 1 nlOo hette the soils es' the 3)1ak-
11)., leolemr fer fen driving force en heart; of a mother es ,,'11,s Of a
whie11 peedneas sesults seeiely 'do Wife. great, &emelt:ft wrote,
nee 111(1 ho tin, nine:the of euppoeing "013: ellerPer then n 5eiTent's1 100111
Mt there 110 power bet Whet ydn ft is to have 0 thenkless elilitli"
Many a mother' halt leerned thin by steid to 11 ('31* 110(11 301100 111 11114
'311 11* 101911 the oblige 1.101114 Which bitter 0Spar1011(11, the:71191i her Men fifth y ear, hirer, he enew 511,31'
• i1'110 111111401d ()1ven 10 n true wire hand's conduct. The love the( tle, note, has Ore:isle* Ma& ifs ar,pear-
10 ,vears ago IV.;" 1,1.81111(1 1011110-1.4111(1 naturelly feels tor the 3110111er Innen reel he le [now reporten have
Wleten. 1 wheeler one of, the eteeleere and dies 'Oder the emieou then ,e0111Pleied ft "1111lre4r.'t
remes from witneseIng tIlo fittliern
contempt for lho (3101 11111'. 1,11)33
ifeely is a elind to se -vets -nee tht
reooter after hearten the blame and
yaml era) loo 11111.15a at. her by het
letsheml, If n. brutal father syetenia-
ticelly nen ileum to end fault e11.1
his wife, if /311 neglects 110.0 and rbil
Niles her and 14110055 ho sete
en example whin) hie children are (111^
ly 1'i'3,113. 1.0 10110W. 111(1 0731111131t0 0
111.11. Mat nor, often enareely 11(11
bluntly expreesed, in likely 1 bonnets
theirs, end their imbued anon -ion foi
her turns lo inflifferenee end ingrati
tude. Oh, my friends, who are hes-
beads end tathern, you kuow how
sanctify lug alla purifying is the Melt
1
men that hen Nano to yeit from your
motherfe.graine. Your love and rev-
erence for your mother has kept you
in nuety an hour of templatIon. Let
your children have the same benefi-
cent Influence. Novel' by look of
thought or woutl weaken the influence
your 10110 may have °ler your chit
dren. When you are entrees to yom
wives, yoti are untrue to your Mill -
diem,
'RESPECT ANI) DEFER-11:NC 1,1.
Vll'elOa0etleitleetraile)111i)08013.C1
1..
I FOR ,tIOME
8
F5
0
er ISeeinee for the Kitenee.
tsygjeee Imo Other Nate))
gor 110 tionsefte'egtkg,
01geOci0OfaioescifogRit,eqnsCiFiage
(1 000 TBINCIS TO EAT.
ntrawberry Sauce. -11111) half 0117
of butter and 0110 Cap of finger to a
cream; ask! the beaten tvbite of nn
org and one oup of strawberrisse
thoroughly inasluel,
Plain iitrewberry Sbortenee.-lelft
two teaspoonfuls oi baking powder
with a msart of noun tuld half a.
innepoonful of Salt and thick sweet
cream to Make u soft dough. Divide
, 'into three perilous, roll out, rub
, !over the top of the /Wet layer end
_ second taxer with butter, cover with
. Ithe third, and bake. DivIde end
!cover cruel layer with sweeteeecl
strawberriee.
Boiled Salad Drepeing,-Betit three
eggs 1101.3' light, stir in a eup of
vinegar, a tablespoonful of weenie
1
TTow14111111 WO love mir wives? 11
giving them a few silty compliments
Oh, no! Not ibot. A seife is mile
to detect insincerity in seeti Inanities
But 31011. Call 511017 her your respee
and deference. You can prove to he
by your pleaeuro in her noceety, b
the little attentions that when yet
were a. lover came naturally 130 yo
and by your preference for her ore
younger women that e-oue heart 1
still ill //PP keeping. Tile little pre
-
Nerds, the co»shleration of ber thine
land , 11113 desire to give her pleasue
;which mese to cheracterize eon
!treatment of her would delight be
better now than ever before MU
W0111(1 bring to her weasel' face th
glad emile of tf71der men:Mon. TruR
bands, love your wives. We simian
tote then) in making them tem wile
US in all our thoughts and hopes an
ions. We ehould love them so the
the brightest bore) of our love 'would
bo to lighten their burdens and to al
way's have them by our sides. 1Te
I II bovo (31(4 conolnuo (0 bov
them even. 1119 ChriSt i0VeS the eburett
when, ill the canticles, WC read Me
beautiful blessing mon its "As the
dIly among the thorns, go Ls my 10-e
laderwee the daughters. .As the apple
tree a/Ilene thetrees of the woode, so
in illy beloved.',0 hoebend, do you
love your wife as Christ loves Ills
diureli bride.
WITERE CZARS ARE CROWNED,
All the c.zars of Itussla have been
crowned in the famous berearilin ill
MOSCOW, and in the treasury there
are the thrones of all the emperors
of the past, as well as the historic
31
9 two tahlespooefuls of salt, a rie531
k of paprika and a small tuespoonfit
• of French mustard. Beat Inted, Lun
iuto a saucepan and 141.10 eteadlly 1131
✓ 113 the mixture begins to boll, tbei
Y 'add a teaspoonful of butter. Whet
t this melte remove the dressing iron
u the tire, boat hard for several 11111111
o 'ICS, 11100 4101. away to get very cold
s It will keep in the ice-eh0341 for soul
days.
a ; rawberry Pudeling.-nrane on
e plat of pineapple jelly 113111 threr.
o foarths or :t quart of strawberry jet
o by for these, using canned fruit
1 itlice and gelatine. Decorate bot
e tom of nitelld with crystallod fru'
- and Mane/lett alrooleis, placin9 a thit
layer of strawberry jelly in the bot-
tom and chilling on lco; then ad
more, and when firm piece a layer
t halvoct strawberries; then pour ova
a layer of pineapple jelly, adding fit
_ Pineapple pulp lla 11 begins to be -
.008730 111.311, 01 1017111.10 Those layers un
tile tbe mould is filled; then sot la s.
cold place over night, When ready
to serve, (1i)7 into hot 'water a min-
(3 1111(1 ((10 Cf10112Olit p riow
owned be the Russian crown, There
aro $600,000,000 worth of gold and
silver and preeinue stones in that
treasury, fuel there ere basins of
gold then) as big as a baby's both -
tub, and two card tables of 8011t1
MIver,
'11II1,1 MOON,
From recent photogrepbs, I130 cra-
ters and eraterlets of the moon aro
estimated to number more than two
hundred thousand, but less than a
inillion. }tithe patches in some cra-
ters and the 1)119111 lines radiating
in sonic eases hundreds of mike aro
thought by l'rol. Pickering te he
*1140 to .311017 and the less convict -t-
its lunre canals, w 1101 geadually
eppear, increttee and lade awns, in
the lunar day, are attributed by the
sante authority to vegetation. A
thin atmosphere of carbonic acid and
water vapor may feed the plants.
)JAN0E:ROCS.
Ile -We had better hurry, bliss
033011. ill11000'S (3 thunderstorm min-
ing.
She-Olf, I'm not afraid. Are
you?
Ire --Not for myself. BuL you 1011 -
got how Attractive 3101.1 IWO 1
MEANT TO KEEP
A sharp practitioner 33115 negotiate
ing for 0 horse. The 131.100 WAS $1 00,
"111 Pay y01-1 $75 on account and
owe ;roe the rest," he proposed.
111$ offer wns acceeted, and he got
the horse,„ Some time after, the sel-
ler aeked liim to Pay the balance.
"No, no," he replied, "(lett would
be a breath of conereet, 31 waS to
pay you $75 and OWO you the vent.
If I paid you I should no longer owe
BANK OF ENCLAND NOTES,
The Bank od England notes are
made front new white linen outhings
-never from anything that has been
worn. So carefully is the paper
prepared that even tbe umnber of
dips into the pulp inade by eneh
W011(11100 114 registered on et. dial by
machinery.
FAMILY LIFE IN' :FRANCE,
Family lite in France has greatly
improved in recent deeadee. It is
lees eustorenry then formerly to
hove eaughtere brought up entirely
in convents or to send 1110 thildeen
to lien '31'1111 their nurses in her 001113-
te3' home,
Mee, Villacioni--"Why do yell went;
30 eeill o11 the lforents to -night?" esle,
Villadont--"Ilee.ause if We don't
they're eertnin in aurae civet' here. It
will be easier to go Mine When Wofre
tired of theta than to tsars theta to
go lime,"
Master Max Thirowelii. the lateet
"wondenshild," who half recently been
exeitirer the lithedretion 01 lice 11)1301-
([31 world, le reeents, elaimed te
be the 311, ti 0.-1 onductoe the
wort 1. le) la: nitaIntill big the ago
1i4 1,110 t 010
1111 /1 1 Of eonietuserst, A
vale, of ho ((1(11131 (13(11(1 "II, Rees,"
ute, then place a lace -paper doily
over the top, pressing down into
the jelly, and invert, onto a cold
plate, when the pudding will slip
out unbroken. Garnish -with a iew
choice berries and foliage. If the
latter (tannest be seamed, uso rose
foliage.
Fresh Fish Caltes.--Trave reedy
neeelied potato, either hot or cold,
and to two cups ol this allow two
tablespoonfuIR Of butter and one
egg. Put with tho potato rin equal
quantity of flake fish -baited ot
boiled -and mix thoroughly. if
there 1$ no fish sauce with which to
moisten the mixture and it seems
too stiff. soften it with a very little
ntilk. Form into cakes, fry .slies of
bacon in their own fat, and after
taking them out fry the cakes in
the fat 13)101. 1,1 115(1. 111 the pan. Keep
the lemon hot while the cakes are
cooking, and serve it on the sumo
dish with the fish cakes.
TIIINCS NUT TO 1;0.
To make remake about the feud
at dinner.
Pe talk nbout things wil'ich only
inivrent yourrelf.
To
133(03 ('(34(31) your (delete when
they i.)e (1)...)11:111(S.
TO 0011.011110 111/11111 310111. J.0030 and
nee 511
To str,, notart !hinge 3131,14,13 ;any
!dirt 0110 '8 feelings.
To rinse eltahlsily in the mora-
ine' beeassfe 1/0 ONO esill Pi`l! SOU.
1.1111' to those who 00011. you,
either in fih011 Or 1101310,
To 1.13 11113 first of 3'43111. 01111 11111:1S -
U1'.. 011511 3'011 tire giving' a Perlis.
refeee ungraciously lam 31(1(1(11'
1(111(13' wished to do 3(111 31 rover.
'1e) 1,01111%13 in a street seer se, trui11
as if no one else had a richt to be
there,
To 01)0111: flisrespeef fully of any 0145
older 1 1 • If
--
ABOUT YOUlt 1) 1)17139340.
Tt be Is honest, honor him,
When you marry him, Mee
After you marry him, study him,
If ho is traitorous, watch hisa.
geoersius, appreciate him.
is selnele shame hint.
ha is sed, cheer him.
he Is cross, autune him. '
ho is t elk el ive, list en to
11 he
1-1 110
When
When
When
THE S. S. LESSON,
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
VINE the
Text of the lesson.: 0,vuirt:irly
Revlew. Gelden Text, .
rliil. it., 0.
1413.(3.01 1 .--.1,[ef411 Ter, ene
Sidon t)lerk sil.,123131'). tio!103
2'3101 , xi., 0, "3331110311. faith. it
11* ifl0034l,iU 10 plea'', A de-
nanx poseeeed gift mid dessf 11(1*1
iiituth man fa•aled are th.. gene.
51 511134 Of itia 110' (1,11,10n
'1"'tt 3111111:3 1111311 31 10 /11. 11131 W'
5/11:11.1 1011 115:305;01 110 fr,'1.341 ([(1413
1 0111/111 0l11 the fs rent 1111( 1)1
cf 11,35 einturion (Matt. 1113.,1 11) ;MA
1:01.1,111. /1 111111 the ilittle hiith of
1 110 clO.ciplea ()1att, .%111., 20; 11.••1.,
3 .f.1.-1,et or oonfes:;,,,s the
CliriLt (Murk 127-38). eloklen
'Peet Melte .71111., le, '"Ihon :set the
(•11riet. the Son of the Heise:, Gods'
The me '1.5300 01511 I/MCI:all:a Et 13511:)C-
1110; /1153.33:///) 1111.511 our Lora e11-
1•0:un1'11l the i••leriiitures. to the per
on -it after llie (teeth .the seid
ethieht- not Christ to 13113 11 eoffere
thee! 1ilia 'Ss" (hut 511 xxiv.,
:But when in t11;11 1000011 He spoke o
• iiis stifferings Peter, not lmowing 1.1When ho le quarrelsome, ignore :.seripluivii, Hniti it .ninm, 13.01.
Leeson .111.-elents trunstigure(
(Mark 333., 2.-i)1). Golden Text
Illark ix., 7, "A voicemune ou1 o
the cloud raying; This is My below
Son. Irene Intim" ently es we b
faith reie the glory of JIM eingdon
C011 WO 011d111.11 patirritly in the daily
denial of self zeal in the confliet with
RENT $11q.000 A YEAR
MABAVIS Ole ANGLESEX 1)4P 41.
ROLLEIL,
Over $3,000,000 Dissipated in Sin
Ireare and Debts Nearly
Equal That atm.
in the six years the young inerquite
or Anglesey has held the Luartmleate
lie 1145 not only event $3,000,000 of
(:'"33,) 1:51 from his estatee, 1/13 11014
035!31;151011 imleitteenees surnaming to
11;0-111i7:1'ijli.13t.:0113i(s), ert;7;t5or:forx70t1t1:le
hese, twoused him into tho Bank--
reptey Court, all Atiacial London le
epentling ile 1111143 in gossiping as 16
bow young man managed tO 8110nd
math an timount of money. It. 31113011H
ru,orariiea1015,1,.that lin hus spent $1,000,
ony-
,
Arrangements have been made
wbereby the creditors will immediate -
receive three ehilangs on the pound,
end ultimetely they will get all, but
they meet wale -until the income from
_ tlie estate amonnts 1,0 *the total nt-
delenchene. _In the meantime th
d Marquis of Anglesey 1131.1131 1/11101,1Y
) 1110(lif.VilhilisNix(;31Roantel,pxn
r, of' AliVinLis
0 The 1011.rquis of Anglesey nrust be
rated as all anarelnemiam. Eati1.13,V11
1 guilt beyond description, a fop, a lov
• er of things beautiful, he belonge )''-
t111r to tho days of the dandles than
d to the present inaterialestie twentieth
es century. Ile ia officially described as
1 the fifth ;Marquis of Anglesey, the Ear
of Bridge, Middlesex, seed Baron Pag-
et of Beaudesert County 03 Stafford.
The marquisate was created as a ee-
t ward for that Earl of Uxbridge wlio
1 commanded the British cavalry at
Waterloo.
The preeent holder came 1(1110 the
title six years ago and immediately
1 'began Lo attract attention by hie
ilaeleh expenditures, his inea.trical en-
etertalinnents and his matrimonial
cotnplieations. n'reviesus to Ins ewe
cession to the title he had followed
leinch the same course as the rest el
his kiad-ELon, then a, creek regimeAt
the Welsh Fustiest's.
Once in possession of the famous
estate he broke looee. Ire had al-
ways been meal interested in ama-
teur theatricals, a large part of his
army 1011300 bevleng been devoted to
them. One of his first. ants 011
marquis was the transformation of
to
the bettiful old Gothic chapel, Plas
Newydd, into a gaie4y theatre,
ITe also began to spf,.nd huge stuns
on jewels. The. anglesey jewels,
33111c/3 panto to 111131 with the tit/og,
have been fainons far years, but his
new 17110011)3,505 surpassed them. In the
bankrigney proceedings it was fia-
serted, for instance, that ho owned
two pearls 1.01111 of winch was worth
850,000. Tlio total amount spent
by him for 4033018 Is estimated et con-
siderably more than $1,000,000.
lite theatrical entertainments at
Anglesey Castle became as famous (1.8his jewels. )1Ioney was not consider-
ed. 173 the early days he used to
'gather around him amateurs as well
as professionals,- but 111 1310 htter
thews lie had only professionals to
(11314(1111 101111. Ile seas alwees the star.
1 Ms taste Call little toward ploys
serious interest or droanatie value.
31(103331)
lure,
11 ha is progreeeive, (1)7111' hen,
1-1 he is slothful, spur him,
If he 013101110, praise 11)111.
If lie is ignoble, shield him.
If he in confidential, encourage him.
If he le secretive, trust. hint,
If he le 350101111, Care hint.
If he is indifferent, pique him.
11 he cares naught for pleasure., the powers rif darkness. LIke
('0033x Abrae
hanoses n) anti Cliris
0.10.fille)lin.ham n(1 M ((0((011 Van
fat ors society', accompany Iliinssif, we inuet be much eneupin
with the glary (17.3)1. zi.. 10, 26;
1( 1(13 does you 0, fav(3r, thank him. xii., 2; Rola. in., 1-8).
When he (15501.‘013 it, kiss him. _Lesson I V. --The reirslon nf the 3103'-
7.013 him think how well you under- enty (Lute x., en Golden Text,
steed him; bu1 never let him knew Luke „v., 2, "I'ray ye therefore the
that you "manage" hint. I.ord of the harvest, that lin would
eetel forth laborers in "
to Ills harveet.
AdIlleel"PO M.OTTIERS.
They went fot•th before, Ifis face to
In erlificially fed children the not- prepare Iris tray, and they went
^
1
ties elmuld be boiled daily, and the ProaC11111g 11410111, and yet as lambs
tubes end other rubber parts should among wolves. The world Mill Beth
be soaked for 0310 hour in teeter enn- in the evil on -s, the wolees stIll
taining 25 jeer cent. of pure glycol-- abound. Ifs will roam again soon,
113,
Ilurno and scalds are meet. likely to
.-
REMEDY FOR SCALDS.
happen in the kitchen, so ft remedy Ynni wuks nnd ..ee skull 1113d. To
should always be at hand there, for know our Tetttlier is to trust Him
, is called "earron oil," and is made
it cannot be too (middy applied. It free ix., 10) and also to be strong
to do (1an_ xi., 32). To kilo:7 Min
'by shaking together count parts of means delight. in llis screw, Ilis will,
lime wate.r and linseed oil ill a but- nis 3111130,
. tle. Apply to the injured part on! Leeson VI.---Watelifulness--temper-
lint or soft linen, and cover with once lesson (Lillis xii., (15-18). Hold -
cotton tvool to exclude tho alte , en feet, lealm xis., 37, "Blessed are
- ;those :servants whom the Lord when
TO REMOVE SCORCII MARES. nee comoth aball find watebing."
boo on 1vol,0,,,,,enpv*,eeatoectrau,,e-lobiloshi trout 1(1011* 1113(1
To remove scorch merits, i y 1 e previous b ood
onion, than 1131110190 out tho juice end ,.'''
mix it with an ounce of fuller's 0 efeet it is that we may verve the
344,11 roam heaVen (f. 'Mess. ii, 9, 10).
le ing and true God and wait for Nis
eortei, a whieglassful of vinegar and
a email quantity of shredded soap.
1 -Teat together Lill the soap has melt- Lessen VIL-The prodigal 0011
wan we are here to prepare Ihe way.
Ieepon V. --Prayer and promise
(1.1111. xi., 1-18). Golden Text, Luen
xi., if, "Ask, and It shall be given
Obocolato Bread Pudding.- Tett
into a bowl two capfuls of etale
bresselerumbs and pous over thean
0111 quart of scalded mine. While
it is cooling put two squares of
chocolate in a saucepan anil melt it
01101' hot water. When the bread
and milk ase cool 311133 with them
re -thirds of a cupful at 'sugar, two
eggs slightly beaten, the chocolate,
'0110 ealtspoonfal of salt and ono tea-
spoonful of vanilla. Bake in 0 but-
tered '1 111 all 1100 111 a moderately
hot oven. It ia to be ea= cold
with cream,
Canned -Corn Pattles.-Take one
can of best sweet corn and chOP
fine in a chopping -tray. Add 'two
beaten eggs, to which him heen add-
eil two tablespoonfuls of milk, a
tableepoonfie of salt, a hall table-
spoonful of pepper and two even tab-
lespoonfuts of flour. Beal; well flIla
fry 011 a gentle in a tablespoonful of
mixed lard and butter, dropping one
spoonful for each patty. Fry brown
on both. sides and serve hot.
USEFUL 11331ITS.
Now When linoleum ia used in eo
many rootna other than the hall, and
eornes in such pretty, warm patterns,
it might be well to learn of a. few
1111)14,3 that help to preserve its
freshnoes. A coat of floor varnish- 1
tho ordlnery will not do -applied oce.
ceeionally, • eaves the 33001' Vary
11111011. ir1/0 W(1.101. that gets in nt
the C00 (ata and joints' causes. m1519111.-
lsr welts and naive, besides rottleg
the melees floor covering, and to
remedy this the senate of the newly_
laid linoleum should be cemented, so
that no water ean permeate. 111.
this way the appearance is Improved
as well as ine durability increased,
To preserve the violets that form
so dainty an attention to the toilette,
the wearer should place them when
not worn, in slightly salted water,
the reeepteele being in turn 'kept in
a closely covered veseel, a pail with
(ever answering every purpose.
ni Iasi:leering ince curtains, juet
take ts pair at a -LIMO, lay the wrOng
sides together, beinging Um points
end figuree together. Baste tho
front and bottom edges together;
with rather short but loose stitches:
pulling the points and pattern into ‘,
place care/1111y'. Then put, the cure '
1.4,31113 10 soak in cold wafter for a
few minutes. Next seek for several
hours in. tepid 50541;a1C113, Waal) 111.
fr0Eal 1311115, 1011 (10 1101, 5111), 111a130
In 170111119 enter, mat 1e1, gaud
awbile to steam end ‚3'111( 1031.
again, • ptel, through tide garde to
which add bleeing it deeired, but.
Some wafer a ereant ellatle, 'Put
tt111-011911 evriefees, 111004111 Oil sheets e
Ontelled en tile door pelting to Urn fry
(squired leegth, draw out the points
and pin to the (furled., 11 is better
Ihnt two People should do this to- `
getlier, es IL is most defile:11de to
lneve Um curtains Oaten Me:tight,
Let simeltine inul air into the room, 1(
and if desired Iran when, the p,,) 101)4
k.P1VO to require 1). one. eel ,10
men, 1,111 the curtinne, 1111.11.1S. 1e141 11
111 1 0 (111i1110, bat. the khof of curistin
will donde tbie notel. When dry
rip tl±e. pairs sport and who» Iniag 1-
3v111 look es good AS tOty, b
XV, 11-24). (folthin 'foot,
ed, leave till cold and then eeply
,to the searched 1111011. .f.et dry ou
'and then W31011 /0 the usual may.
SORRY TIE SPOKE,
Ain. Wilkins, wandering ainneselei
deign the street, met his old friend
ireatly. "Bello, Pettily!" he called,
iron vi, 1, "Come and let us return
onto the Lord." This chapter nylon
ntiveys be etedied 019 n, whole to wt.
forth on the one hand the love of
God, the Father, Son end lioly Spiv -
it, and on the other the wayWard-
ness, the inditierence aud the selfish-
ness of fanners. The wonderful love
cheeri1Y. "'Where have you been 01 Caul is Most beautifully seen in
this loeg time?" the welcome given to the erring
"Serving en a jury," said Featly. son mid also in the futher'e woi:'d to
"Well, I can sympathize svith you," the elder brother,
• k
heen a good deal of a. bore. Ise t it ity (Merle x, 35-4 5 ). (1031330 Text,
said lffi. ee I ins "It must have 1,esson ft -Jesus leeches liumil-
(furious by the way, that they al- ' no,k x, 45, "For 0-1-3)11 the Son of
1V113r13 50(01) in want ignoramuses on Man eame not to be mite:dared ure-
a jury nowadays? They 130V1.10 {Like (0, bat to 1ninistev." In Leeson V.
anybods, thett-that, of course, 1 we were taup•Ilt to ask and receive,
mean a.s a general thing -for they 1to atn importunately, but here is
no once in ft while get a man of in- s R0810 asleep; amiss, mut that nu the
telligence-Inn not speaking of you, I
I d'eci des 0 te has said that eale. of two the inner circle of
of course -I don't know whether you
ser -
got exactly what I any driving at 0i( vie, is true ruling, mai humility is
1101, 1)111-13at-1,110 fait 111, I -that's ! trim
O mighty iloo stick -pin you'rn wear- ,WOUld 110 g1.031i: be faithful if you
greatness; he humble if you
ing, old maze Where'd you eel
it?" -- - [ wiot,Ild.,,1717 rinswa._reutelit.
; ss 1V r 14. it
Nevi 1 7-30) (Polden Text Cor
NUMBER' OF COWS IN EUROPE. I ' ' '• • •
,v, 7, 1,611. (1.1.0.11 110i)11, our 'Passover.
. . •13 1 33o.111 il f • us.'' 1 I' lif f
published the following figures, us humitiation (1V01T i 1 0111 005 prepared '
representieg the number of eolve in for Him, end re act -olden 1111 as
it.liieiropii;eiti, eNivpi01,111 coattetrei:
tsinotfatte°1-Inipthrgidituicil IfLor,$)1,,I.ellilaiteuiFiftiter. 1 1 vies all written i
stud lie fulfilled all. ,
tion of butter and cheese in metric From Irts baptism onward it was l
1.0115 : R118)310, 10000,001) COWS, M/101101(1 suffering. "Suffer it to be I
950.000 tons 1350111:00: 1(0(111111(1' 8,-. so now" woulfl 3.00111 to covece, fiel.
050,000 coves, 800,000 ions; Aus- Dolor; orfoetually sheltered by Ms
tria, (1,000,0110 00115, 170,00(1 10110; )11.0010118 1.100(1, we must Nth leen
France 5 000 000 COWS 1(15 000 continual:Iv (.1 (din NI, 57)„ mot wa...,
tons; Belgium, $00,(501) COWS, 00,- ail 11)1119 1)1005 ilerlIS nor unleavelled ;
000 tens; Switzerland, 800,000 broad, showing 11114 death till Ne i
cows, 70,000 tons; Denmark, 1 ,050,- , 001110,
000 cows, 00,000 110118, Innen X. -Christ's trinl heroin 01. I
10110(113 30 11a. 1.. xes yus
,
'allowed costly costiumng and enabled
him to Wear 10001 gorgeoes clothes-
nvoletees as wall as 1111111'43-013a gave
ihim a ehance •to display his jewels.
i Among the playe /1/1 prodeced were
I "M(1,1din," "Sinball," and "Bed
!Riding Frood," The entertainments
'usually continued for NU' weeks,
TIIT IN "ALADDIN."
1 In "Aladdin." produced the year
!before last, he made the hit of Ins
life, or rather his costume did. It
roneieted 0! a gauze suit, to which
hall besn fastened literally thousands
; of brillIents, so that he WAS 0,11 of a
:sparkle wherever he moved. About.
1his re,ek be wore strings of dioanonds
itaul on his shoulders were bows olf the
iprocious stoneS. Nis head was gimlet, -
led with 11. timbal), ehiell would havli
,exeited the my of the richest rajah
i of India. It eontained a magnificent,
emerald, surrounded by turnuolses. On
his breasst lie wore another wouteerett
arrangement of Jewels, the centre of
0(11(10 WilS a ruby as large as a 25..
(01113 piece. Thm4 gorgeously arrayed
he danced, while limelight cast. varied
hued lemma on hine.
Another extravagance recently en.
beetled was 0 0'01T:5011S Maar .c0,0,
n.1%11101111 001011d1,1;),,nililiSit ca.d.11011111131}11.1.1 32tisctit.:;iirriiirl
this the Marquis was accustomed to
weer .4,, mem:Meng coat of imperial
Ilueslon enble. .0.11 10/1 WAS worth thou -
Hands of pounrls, an'd his motorruan
331(8Iio elmtrosrsee (81 111,1,1,euestetne offsnelialine sp:nrill)10ctio t. bits
home, nlla MS 501.01.11.11".4 W01.0 pet Milo
uniforms that metthed their nineteen
For example, his evening suits woro
orldrinitl,yesgobdwbIne:0001713•IsPinkw.ora 01 ole
1.00.111.a1 (1311.1 rielient twoendes. leis
10(111011` 101114 ill green and gold, and
hrea valets were nocessLary to aid 'him
u his toilet. After his jeWels, hie
prossion was elms:1. and be 18 want to
soviet the whole morning fil tfeyising
tete color salionlos for teelsides men
nisllp.Tti,e1cicist:titittstriirnosnilailis,ey.xiip:!),:aenilea1010:dieusallvivsiellioeiede
he benetffel daughter of ' (lir any
in tit.s,traijoneytnoon, the common te-
net being that he settlee $7.5,000 a
,ear on lier. in 1000'Sir Minna;
Tenni, innuilloe Ilia marriage, lint a
ew months later the two met on the
tivera nue a reconciliation waft et-
101t,,,Lneid,w,,i,411isetlifet rilanieatt tirlfte,,tptilLitei nutttilvl-,
100 551', the two haVo never lived
°get hor.
LARGEST f
late (Mark xv, 1-15). Coblen lext,
Lake Il"11:111, 4, "'The maid Pilnle to ;
the chief 1110.131 S 10 1110 people,
The largest /nap in the 11.01111,, ia t fine no elnle in of„ 111nn," Having
the Ordnance SurveY mall of i'.(11g- but one lesson on His trial mid tie-
lattd, centa.feitte ot'esi, 1013,000 street:: nomsernisse; event.s, ell must be if [
and costing $.17,000,000 a year for inehated, Hole 134; face I
twenty years. The Bente Varii)8 ff."' /:10:01faally Sts1, 1 11011 note n11 lie suf- 1
ten feet to ono -eighth of an inch to insof Dem lee; nee au won au from i1
the mile. Tho details aro sr) minutti .11is eneinies. the Jews, unit from the
Vint mane having a scale of twenty- . 1
gentilem who eared not.
1)110 : „ I
wall, leading, and eve.n 0111'))' 380131.01 1 .1"°21.'" X1'-(111.1.,11Akonlni,lre,:,,flx°13.1 .13 11311.0nAlc,, 3
te,itlio,tvreoniont tollielly 0011.171101thir,x.actTsilletappe101017 „ ',.', n,22-89)•
"Chriet tiled for ouv sins tte-
Peery buildieg, but every porch, 'area. , cording to the Scripture:4." Bel 31110 1
toor_stup, himp_past, rati„07, mud 10101,V 110 faa W(10 '11111.(1(1 sin for
Ireentig. deliverNI for tem offenees, wounden
for our treesgrefehres (T.I. Cm% v,
31; liont. iv, Ile; Tea. lite 5). Ar011041 1
DIAMONDS.
1,110 CrOSH W5 11o0 01:01.y, phase of he -
The annual production 01 oiemonas 'enmity, and tho 3101.1111 111111(1 113 fully
14 warth, the rough, about $116,- eshowtoto (lenity agnient Mod, lett
)00,000, of which the De Beers mine on the eroes we swe the love of thel
m11181108 1/5 pee cent. The cost of oe nowhere One,
lettings which is dune priecepally Leeson X1 -1, -Christ laS011 (Mott. „•
msterdem, and the 10.011 113 Of 1110 1 -1 II), (10111011 'Inset, 1. Con '
nglish syndicate, bring the value "tv, 20, "Nov is Chriet risee from .1
the donne' Not once 71111, hut r
ovory awy, i.vo should magnife' 0 rieen 1
Chriel el, 173(41 11 right liand for us, we 1
12
A
31
f the diaMontis tip 1.0 $41,000,000.
United Statea takes naarly half
he wortres dissemble( with a 25 per
Ng. duty added to their cost. Woelti 11.5 11111105/31.001.1 1.110 altP1111-.
came este Limier of this grcel, and
!mini 0)38 poist 01, the :loco or 1 bo glorious feel. Not 'only it; there no
rent refointsee in a olltivaltai Jew. 1') (11131 3311" 031)1 01
0.1 roar, somodns, 13333(13, 1133j'l 1111 Item hut, os Ile said to Mary, Hin
Clertiiim elMost es (11.303) 11y ne
er natiee femme, She preparee 1111
110 (10111[18 books for the preee.
or it is veld that elle ls the ones,
3er13e11 Who Call rend her' famous bus-
and's hendwriting,.
leather is our leather, Ann Ilis • titel
The (Seer Arid efterrina in their pri-
vets, intercourse Speak 31311 9311131)
roman, Prenoh told 1101111.01 being bid.
(3 '(3101-1 tkitlir Abikeeinft
011,11 niorte. Tito CzArbitt did not
once Reef:inn 1111 kot. betroqul, 1,111,
hough she 1.0 yet ep.niul very s111,0131,
t 18 with eopti (3)13747(3((11(1333
1iltitt040.64‘.
01 0111' 1'iO4,,
Iflann--"When Tom )(1'1131('04'(1 did he 1
Pt Oa his (3110's?" Mildred -No, 1 1
141(1,'