The Brussels Post, 1905-1-19, Page 6LESSONS OF THE PAST YEAR
You Can Open New Furrows and Sow New
Harvest of Happiness.
Vergettang the thing,9 which aro
behind and reaching forth to those
tbings which are before..-Philipplans
ill. 18,
Gone Rut old year with its joys
aml work and victory and defeat, its
mistakes and its shame and its
glory. In retrospect, how short the
old year scums! Eicarcely larger, in-
deed, than one of those golden
beads strung about the neck of a
child. But large or small, MI or
scant, the year's record has beeD
raado up and its work is done. Gone
all the opening of the furrows and
the sowing of the seed -but, thank
God, not the harvest. Gone alt tho
temptations that, like tiro, Stave put
temper into the sword! Gone all
the fears and worries that were un-
worthy and harmless as summer
lightnings. The golden chain that
bound our foot to Gott (lid not break
and in retrospect we smilo over
things that once disturbed beyond
xnensore in anticipation.
Gone, too, tho broken plans, the
unwise ambition, the mistaken ef-
forts! They have fallen away as
chaff falls Irma the wheat that re-
mains. Tbe wise inan will let what
is unworthy go. The farmer is fool-
ish who wants to corry forward the
straw, the wastes of, the harv'est. The
husbandman's life is not in last sum-
mer. His life lies beyond the winter
in the furrow that is to be opened
and the seed that is to he sown. The
prudent man, therefore, will renum-
ber only that which is good and
carry it forward as need for to-
111031.0Ws sowing -save as tho bad
lends caution and guidance. Ile
will gather up also all that is vile
and unworthy -his hatreds, bis
memories of ingratiancle, every en-
mity that poisons his life, et-ery
,lorm cif sin, and heave all together
&Ito the gulf of oblivion. For, when
the year is gone, wisdom lets it go.
An hail! therefor°, and farewoll1 to
the old year. Thinceforth its mis-
takes are with Ood ancl His nagrey;
its seeds sown with the
ANGELS OF THE HARVEST.
No great man litres one day or
one year at a time. Many odd notes
maim up a great symphony; malty
organized stones make up a groat
cathedral; Imlay planets gripped by
a central sun make up a cosmic sys-
tem, and years, many and rich, boot
majesty find volume to a truly groat
We. When a gsettt soul controls life
to march lot tiara in one Solid
column of days, you have a great
career.
1110 Meal life is lam thc, troo whose
trunk has assembled tho treasures of
Mindred summera and a bondrod
THE GERMA.N EMISROB,
Some Good. Stories About Hie
Imperial Majesty.
Prinoos will be Princes, it. 800.111S,
and them bavo been times whon the
Kaiser has hail to talk Me a faller
to his offspring, Thore Is a deliclouo
story of ono wigging which be ad-
aniniaterod to them which the Court
is still ehuckling over.
"Nevor angel.," be said solemnly,
But if memory gives us the past
, as they stood in attealon befora
and work uses the present, our real him, "Gott you aro Holionzolleras
life is in the future. Three hundred and mons or the Kaiser of Germany.
and sixty -aro golden days lying 1
But you," he added, turning upon
fore us--thiek 111 One hour s.ur- one who shall not Le particularized
(iced for Burns to baptize a dalsa ass•you remember that I have My
with immortality. Ono hour ems eye upon you."
enough for Wordsworth's "Odo to In 'Sisson tho 'Kaiser is it floria
Du I y." One eveu 81°1"d 1.01' man of baroly middlo height, with a
Whitnoy to sketch his cotton gin. r„ll 01, flashy neck and a notice -
One winter's night gave the hours ab
i' genora plumpuoss. On toot, es -
for Jofforson to take from tho Oos• perially when in one of his two
pets his scheme of ichal ethics, scoro uniforms, be is less regal that
For tho youth tho first duty is to „igegthg; on horseback bo is quite
grow. GroWth planning; Plans a nno Nona 0/ a nom Although bit;
uing means ifothothing definitt: do- hora„ tiro „gime/1y ta.oa„„
finiteness appoints certain Mates foe trained for his Une, he has a good
each hour,. 14m.y tiny 11°M. 50" working' soot In the saddle. To see
ren (1 1020 Bag" 01' l'410-1"; °""'Y daY linn go past a saluting base at, the
mot one man rocking chair canter the Gorman
GREATER THAN YOURSELF, cavalry affects is to see a good type
from whom you can learn, and help of a military looking man; he could
0170 less than yourself. 3avery day paso in a crowd for a well-to-do
do some ono stroke of good work Major without ambitions. lo spite
that will stand, arid C•roas ent, Of growing stoutness, he takes a
threshold to tarry sunshino with good deal of exercise. In particular
you. Every day plan to do some !he shoots, and ho issues to the chase
ono thing that will help mon, 001 with not much less circumstance
hurt them; make. men, and not nou• than the Duke in Brownieg's "Flight
them. of the Maness,"
You can so order your life as to Ho wrote a poom Onee, Width 11C
Sliblidtted to a great literary .01an
who dined at Lho castle for that pur-
pose particularly. Knowing the
man, bailey° him no less dutiful to
his toiler thaa to the craft ha knows
so thoroughly. road the effort,
and found his dual duties in conflict.
One has the tendereat sympathy for
grow in health eaul in eajoyment of
God's out-of-door world. You eon
grow new freindships and km) the
old ones in good repair. Yon Can so
choose the ruusie, the great painting's
that you see and the architecture
that you study that music and ela-
queuce and art and worship will en- ,
rich your life. Yon can make your that critic; he had to adaise an ama-
daily work, however huniblo it ho, !tour poet with an exceptional power
ID take on the culture of a full col- ;for resenting hostile. etntunent. He
logo course. No matter how old you I yielded only a very little to Um
ate or how much you have done for !'exigencies of the situation.
society, 5011 can open now furrows I "This verse, your Majesty," he be -
and sow new harvests of happiness ,gan, "seems to require alteration
for generations as yet unborn. in certain respects."
Aro you young? 'Puke Paul's ideal: 1 The author took thc manuscript
"Whatsoevor things are honest, ;and conned It thoughtfully. Then
whatsoever things are true, whatso-;bis brow cloared. cups sugar, one-half .up hotter,
ever things are lovely, whatsoever "Why," he cried, as 000 seeing a three cups flour, one cup milk, two
things are pure. whatsoover things ;sudden light, "I have actually not eggs, tooi a„apoonags baking po„,_
After Ilia sugar and butter Many a woman who would not Christian workers ttt Wtoona Lake,
are of good roport-think on these •signed tho poem. Give me a. pen." dee,
things," Are you old, with an I And the only fault in the work was have boon moulted, add the rest and think lightly of breaking a peornise Indiam1, "I'd; "I booed of an Ameri-
your life belliod you? llomentber ;forthwith romedied, stir all togellaw well. Bake in thew made to a grown up person is utter- can in London who found fault with
snadsione, who in his (liana weeks I Half the stories that are current 1 Myers ana pet. together with icing ly careless about keoping her word the mud. A 111071 named Ruskin dip-
, • s od decal saout hint could never have come ita , or jelly. with her children. She proniises Pea up a haudful of mod from the
gutter anti said: 'in this mud one
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SELECTED RECIPES..
Orange Frostiog-Grato into a
bowl Gut thin yellow rind of nu 0l'
1111)10. Squerrto the joke maw it, add
O tablespoonful of Mount juice 00(1
la stand half an hour. Tl)on boat
into it, gradually, powdered sugar
enough to make it spread evonly.
Beat betwoen each addition of sugar,
as this thticaons the frosting.
Suet Pudding -Chop a ma) of suet
very' floe and free it (mu strings.
Add to it. a cup of molasseg, and
warm the mixture slightly. Add
two won -Mateo oggs, einnamon and
mace to thsto, and a pint of flotir
that has been sifted twice with a
saltspoonful of salt and scant tea-
spooaful of baking socla. Last of
all, site in a cupful of secelud foal
minced raisins. piontifully dredged
with Dour. Pour into a lot -Moved
mold and steam for three hours.
Servo with liquid MUM
Orange Custard -Take the Julcc oi
six large sweet orangos; strain and
sweeten to taste, stirring over the
lire *until the sugao Is dissolved,
remo-va front. the tire and when aear-
ly cold add lac well -beaten yolas of
six eggs and a pint of cold boiled
milk. Return to fire and stio and
cook when cold heap the beaten
svhites, sweetened with powdered su-
gar, over the top 'of eon.
Orange Pio-Beat the yolks of three
eggs light with a cup of granulated.
sugar and a tablespoonful of butter.
add tbe pulp 111.1d juice of two or-
0,0goo and the grated rind of half of
one. Then add a cup of cold milk.
111ix well and turn into a deop pie
dish lined with pastry well baked.
Put in a moderately hot oven and
bake Ilan custard is firm or set
in the inichile. Cool and cover with
a, meringue made of the boatels
whites and three largo tablespoon-
fuls of powderod sugar. Brown
slightly in oven and serve cold.
White 'Mountain Cake. -Take two
tin/item of myrrh will hofp them.
Any cold whitefish may be made
into ma accoplailile Aintree by being
treated 11, la Now ourg. A little white
Wine, In which cloves and Mama%
have been steepod, may be withal
Just bofore the suttee Is mantel aver
tho fish, It should than rammer till
wanted withoot Mang boiled.
On a long railway journey a
woman can keep the dost and dirt
irtergee1 ho" 1111.1
ell a ig'y'asPulle aeig11 111 i gl t 111/a.
A useful bag for a wet 1,,ectins1111 ;11,1.1111111
or sponge tan bo outdo of rubber, Ito
outside 'being covered
or fancy silk.
The following reeirm for cough med-
icine mimeo from a New 'England
hougewife 0,1311 Was handed (10)011 to
hos from na old -ti (1141 sea -captain,
who considered it valuable: Blend
one ounce of soma, cmo ounce of
whole flaxseed, ore ounce of cruellest
licorkte and half an. ounce of aniso
need. and coolc in boiling water
(about three or roue pints) until re-
duced to a quart. This• lanisawife
always 11505 ati iron kettle to boil
the Mixture in. Strain, Mal ono
cupful of molasses and boil a few
minutes longer, Then cool, and
when cold add a little whiskey or
alcohol, to prevent fomentation.
Keep Gm medicine in air -tight bot-
tles. Use it teaspoonful or two
whoa needed. This is really an of-
fectivo remedy for the severe hack-
ing colds and coughs that are con-
tracted in winter.
--
DO 'YOU KNOW,
mucilage is ready for service when
dry?
at a 'Legless shoestring wet It)
That equal parts of glycerin and
witch hazel is a cheap and effective
lotion for chapped hands, when
hands aro damp?
That bread is mealy perfect ivhen
kneaded hard at night, left to rise,
then workod ready for pans by
greasing hands, and adding no nape
flour, all flour being then raised the
same length of time?
That the b'est way to train your
child in tho way you want it to go
51,430111m% Ilpersistently wallc that way
',Pilot the host way to keep your
own hearth and home bright and
happy is constantly lo pa self
aside and with love and charity
work right eousness?
KEEP YOUR PROMISE.
THE S. S. LESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
JAN. 22.
"The First Miracle in. Cana." Gul-
den Text, aohn 2, 5,
T1 111 LESSON I 1,1AISTIIATI'ill,
Verse 11. "This lioginoing of miss
odes," This lesson itt 001111 le the
firat record of our Load's working a
miracle. And tho prosonce of the
niiracht Gat gospol rot:owls gives
great, ()flange 0 cortain people who
bolievo only in the "natural." 11 is
relatoti that. in malty to pot a, stop
to the frattatilort inlet -toles in 01311)101'
11011 With 10011) Of the A b be
Paris, prat iced 115 1(1(4 esult s, 11ift
tang had the part of the 'tomb
whoro the 1'(31001 11>1 of taut :mint lay
svallod Sliortly Mies some ono
put it paper on the wall wall this
loadription, ''lly COIT10101381 af the
king, alial is forbidclon to work any
'more initstelos level" So 01) 11101141"
1)4110(11)1 material Seleneo has put up
a notice oVer the whole earth, which
in effect is this: "115 resolution of
the 'Academy of Satianco, God is for-
bidden to work any more naracies
in the world!"
Vase 7. "A310 thon 4)110 therm"
The servants lilted the wateroots
with water, That WrO3 tho limit of
their b It y. But that got th n
ready for a mayor beyond titters.
These Is a point where human pso-
paration stops and God does tho
matt. Wo promos, tho ground tied
ranat tho soca, and Moro atop
Then something happons We 0011111 10.1
more bring about. thou we could turn
water into wine -1 ho seed bursts its
aholl mat lagine to grow. The miner
(trine a ludo Into tho solid rook,
puts in it a sticic of dynamite,
lights the fuse, and retreats to a
Place of safety. Then soniethiag he
conld not do happensa The stick
of dynamite suddenly becomes al-
most reanstless power and rends the
rock into fragmoats. Wo can do
notating but got things readg for
God, But whon wo make tho proper
preparation God always does the
rest.
Verso O. 'al'he water that wati
outdo wino." The Rev. S. IL Had-
ley, tho roformod
drunkard and rescue mission
wotrkee el Now 'Vork, ad-
dressing a large convention of
anti translated Horace. lhmember ,to eirculatiOn bed the 111011 boon ac- ' Fruit I,ayer Clake.-Sift together Whatever Is convenient ea the aw-
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tried to write one more 5011g. lte- henzollern is an Emperor from morn ful of maims one cupful of sweet the breaking or keeping 01 thoso have the opal; a, second element is
mold, and apparently thinks that eltanont is sand, ancl from sand you
Tennyson, who in his last moments ,cessible 1 0 criticism. But this Ito- two cupfuls of sugar, ontathircl, cup -
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'menthol. that English hero who wont Ito dewy me; his suito only sPook milk, three cupfuls of sifted flour, promises is a matter in which she cht,y, which goes to mato tho Sap -
out and plan( od just, 000 inore tree .When they are spokon to. But now two leasPoonfuls baking powdor. earl please berself, raid that her chil- phire; still a third element, is soot,
on tho day that he died. Reitionther tincl agnin he ovorheass a word. When mixed divide into two parts then have no right to consider theni- 1 1. o t make a diamond
that sacred apostIti who had sown : navel he was younger and less used 11111. to one Portion add beaten selveo aggrieved if she does not do
the world with bappiii”SS, 13111 whose !to the -go nod lie goeth" system, whites of live eggs and to the sell- so.
d,willg WOrd was, "L will forget tho tho contracted a habit especially icci- ond part the beaten yoiSs. This ---
" ' Tillt WAsH DoiLE11.
• • ' ' • t 1 i • tsoo - Ho used to batter may ho balcol iti layers and
JAPAN'S WAR EXPENSES
THE VI.A.NY S.A.uniriCES OF
krnE. PEOPLE.
Economy and lionesty Enablo
Her to Bear the Great
Burden.
At the beginning or ow War many
Eueopeon taulors in 111)11 fat* ;sad de-
-1 et! cininclelitai that sltto••, would
1 ciadialts hor national 1.4e,41s 1111,1111)
4.114 inooths, writes F. A. MoKonzie
in Tho 1..01111on Daily Mail. 11) 110>43
who professed to hoer, 11181d0 infor-
mation (''.04111Y 81100 °PI the
Govornitiont ttectintulated suillei-
hat sterol reserves to nand, the r081
of the War for at leaot eighteen
months, withotit, outside aosietanco.
not h „ot tv,15, W ng, I/ N11111
1100 80 far 8110700 a surprising ability
to boas the monetary buratto ot tho
war, yet Oda burden is proviug ta
golf Very. homey. 1110 task under-
taken by the emaitry W00 Well
summed by Count Okuma, tilt. fain-
Olis Japanese statemaa: "Russia's
PoPulation, Said he, "is two and 0
half times more than ours, and ber
revenue and army eight tiaras larger.
A.t the beginning of the war tho Im-
perial Bank of Russia poseaosod a
epode reffor've of :eight litualrod in11-
lion rondos ($400,000,000), against.
a note issued of six Itunelrod' 111(1 1)1)11
roubles, while the Bank of Japan
possesood one hundred yon
(825,000,000) of specie, tosoree
agitinSt over WO 171111dred Mil I ion
you a notes.
PEOPLE'S RA.cirtritlEs
In the spring the posittoo of Joe
Pan was this: It roquirod, ratio:111Y,
a million and a, quarter a wools to
carry on the war. It had a very
small national debt, and singularly
honest public servants; but the home
woolth wits comparatively small ow-
ing to the simplo lives and loW
standard of living prevailtng,
throughout the country.
The low standard of living in Ja-
pan &Lind the Eiripiro in arm way,
however. It. is pronabla true that
Japan can (lin a great war cheaply
than any other nation on earth. Tho
.Tapatiese business man has ton Mom
tho reputation of beittg a tricksl or;
but the Japanese public servallt in
his Mailings with the nation is hon-
est beyoad reproach. "ft io impos-
sible foe one to conceive a Japanosie
contractor aelling the army rotten
stores or naltilteratecl provisiono. Ja-
pan con focal her army anti navy
cheaply, and the salary lists of tho
fightiag soevicos ore Ilttle metro than
nominal,
PRODUCTION STOPPED.
War came, aud with war cone. a
oall for oeonmity. On alt sides
ana that is all there is to mud ex-
r0„,L wat0r. sorely yo„ won't find tdateSnlen and 0110110 Men appealed
to the ira t ion t o save, to 1 imi t all
fault with tv;It.wr Now, that is just
0 1) 1)011(1 eXpendit11,0, and to )(1 1)1141
3. o • .., then either put togetlicy In altet- what ' we ' ( ref ormed drunkards) ar
But mr. 110,lley for halal times, The potash. oboyea
neat layera of whito ana yellow with .10,. -annlyzed 113,1111."
write one more golden paie, sfaach- 112 10111 alarms at add hours, and turn So man do complain that Oto the FICIVICC With the.gro,71.081 fa it hful-
ing Illy hands 0131 mite tile thilMs .11p ell available army corps to t nor 11101011(1iron rusts the rotas. Children 111.17rVoil thianalves
any fancied fillings or ratine loth two 010(,,,,s. Might have addect-aud tho figure
0. that an. before," This win turn tin/ ;march past or 10)110 1)11 when thoY phis may be entirely pre_ ,w01110 have boon oqually true to the
1.01)11 at( layer cakos with (1i 411411)1 , ' until they feinted from hunger in
winters. The root of the charte.r oak now year into a great opportunity. !least; 0011 1111 it -at night, or in the „,„ voted by rubbing the boiler • well 'fnctsy-that God had of this analyzed '
ir,,it 0 a loaf raise, adding to the yel- '. . • ,' ' ' 1'3114 11(111.11' ''''gv''''''rt11''11 ""f"' men silks, furniture. and the liko eenSed
snot* All putahases of luxurios,
otands in the soil of to -day: Re This will crowd all the days with , gray oi a a iota mornia6, n , , mull' awl 1(1 11. or 11 maY be made 11 1 ... . - ..
boughs stretch backward over the (hates and delights. Lao wI11 he :such occesion the garrison inoluded .
my part one toblospoonful molass- (111 31013 altos emptying it and iboisi again into a now life: for wliat ,
past, its branches stretch forward worth tho livirg, Worlc will hrims rt dcOachment of sulimarine crews and
es, one teaspoonful cinnamon, oue- '
whilst it is warm. Givo it a liberal :the Speaker memo to say. and what ''..1...„1.1'10`1IawY0010 „owed by ta,r/r sisoog.
had 't ho i nei ta Id e cc' oi Iconic ' ;fleet .
OVer the f ut use, for to -morrow's snu rich retro:al. Oho 1•Imperor came along just lasl'ort) half toaspoonful chwet, onfahalf of coating, remembering tho soap is ho dla sny in tho short address that
and rain. Farowell, then, to the old, :poor 'dawn, aceoutred as an Admiral, alar ace otte-quat tor pound carom . not. west al, as ite all goes into and , followed the WordS me hats. *toted
No nun 1)011ght new silka, const,-
. Not otho.rwise is it With the men, lifo and the old year. All MIR to I 1 1 0 W0S sttualiog amours a group of 0.. " •
i I thin, ono cupful (hopped rais- holps the first filling of the boiler ' was that he and the other mon for
fluently On thousands of silk woav-
earnest, great, trite and fruitful. Ills the noW yoar and. the "hest that is 1113 (111g °Meta's, whorl ono veteran. • mu
Ins and clipfill Of flour. Put, one lint- next washing day. whom he spoke hocl been 1.03 (1 hy
ern, save those ensploymi on foloign
life is rooted in to -day, with its to he!". approaohing him front the rear, took ter in the pan an alternate spoonfuls tho grace of God "Oman whisky and
Work, but a thousand yesterdays him for some other worthy sailor. 80 that it will have a inarlyled ttp- EMPEROR IN TRADE.
lend inomentuin and a, thousand to- Ho slapped him Vellenlently 037' the pearance when done. Bake in mod- - .
initiates. Pleasing the Germans.
Willielm's Ventures Not
inorrotes offer opportunity. Yestria back. erately hot oven about forty-five Kaiser
day holds the soca that, toolay is "I see that Gondola IVilly has
sown; to -morrow holds the sheaf and fished ap the faillarillin thiS 17101.11- Chocolate Cookits•-Take a cllittlil Thero are loud complaints about Verse 10. '"rhoit host kopt, the
. oelf workless, Thougatels of wookors
the horvost. Yesterday fashioned tho of light brown sugar, one-half cula the Kaiser's participation in ilistus- good win° Lill now." Tho beet at _ -
all oter Om land found then., nectona
ssvord that the leader unshcaths to- Rd mo/ted butter, one whole ogg and trial cater/noses, tho last of tho feast. 11u3 custom
'toy in the name of a great roform, the yolk of anallor, one-half cupful to addition to all his 1 ' I
„it 1er ib ot, was otherwise, But :Jesus's way is lot°11 g°11°'
MD a million 11141(4(Iianutiatty is
to-moncow holds tho onset. the bat- sweut milk, two tablespoonfuls ests, the narniejar la „Liao proprietor tho divine way, and it stando 1°01: groater
noW--were• ad thdreavti room
tle and the victory. • ' • .' .1 1
nig tho book 111 his hand.
Without las old years tho mon „wi
y T mow taat's not dila- A fortnight ago he was once elk
after seating tie
o / in North Germany, and, of course,
woold remain a perpetual infant.
c u 1 t ' "i - h e w e( )ri t . 0. n' . '
problem his offspring pointed out: shot an elk. In this great empire.
The 11'110 Ma», therefore, lives a
"A Ciliti3111 has two SUpply pipes and loyalty extonds also to elks. The
ono waste pipe. One of the lillpply elk killed, the next thing was a
blast on the horn, the feudal call an-
PiPos can 1111 it in twenty minutes,
tho other can fill it, in fifteen 311111- neiteannitc.1,1i..gb,ithat tho quarry has hocome
utes, and the waste pipe can empty plumed and costumed
it in forty niinuteS. If all lance I chief boatsmen lifted the slug horn.
mites are in operation at once, imw 11 (fthru,la), blew. "11 I rsch t oat" (stag
fliTlif will it take for the ciatoto to The Kaiser demurred at once.
"Ale-hum1 Let nes see, now, One art"1:431i.:8.„181" a 81.eg.'" he said' "Wu
pipe tills it in twenty minutes, 'the ,',11 I. Erl oath, " the he ti I =an
other in fifteen. Naturally then, the „areal,
two togothor will do it in thirty-five ' aoresontially., "but there
minutes. No, stay; flutt's 11a right. isn't sloth it class as '01141 acad.' "
"Soo I o it, then," (1(14101 &l Om
One In ilftoen, the other in twosity. Eniso,,, ../ho/ 0„„ 15 comp,,,„(1.,,
Men, togetbor tboy'll do it, in MeV- bzi,..,if yei,1 0 iii„ ela•a Nig romena,
caeca and a half. No, by Jove, win.1.1w 101flam.011 by „„„roprie,i0
NO1' DIFFICULT.
"Pal" said Tammy.
"Yes, dear," replica 111S fond put,
)11t. ing," he observed pleasantly.
"I can't do this stun, pa," con- They attrihuto tho cossation
inued the bright hoptiful. sedclon alarms to that incident in
'Let me look at it,'! said pa, tat, Um army, and have all Mit crown -
'bed that dosed vetoran.
t otfacco and eve15111 tog that is
bad,'"I'heir lives had been Made
over; they had loon Basel Into a
neW ancl a loftier sphero of life.
orders, Were throwo tnit oi employ-
ment. Tile furniture trade 101114 ('0))'
(4111110(1, and ono hunber district,
Mot the year before had sold mil-
lions' worth of stuff, now found 114-
1
melted chocolate, one copal], raisins of a brick -making works at atudinen, ;
141111 finely noppod, and one and 01113-i west 1(11)11(1 /4 nem, building of sato tams, and 0 promise for all Moro
I 4,11( 1.0 employtnent . At tho same
half cupful flour, with two teaspoom! !Jamie; branch of the German lm- history. Not the
((('('1(1 fruit' but otny of whoa) distriets ceased. This -
tone trades which wore the maim
fulo baking powder sifted through I portal Bank has boon constructed of the ripe, is tho lrost. Not Child-
.
triple life. Starichog in the to -day
110 looks backward and memory
waves her wonder -trolling wand, and
lo! all knowledges, all friendships,
n11 viotories, everything that repre-
sents truth or beauty or goodness at
memory's behest comes forward, like
a tvell-trained regiment. Then man
turns toward the future and Hope
waves her wand, and ho beholds tho
far-off hills waving with harvests,
while tho sood that was sown in the
April clays of youth 15 turned to the
golden treasure poured 003 at the
loot of those October days named
sixty,
13111 a rich and successful old year
Mantes new labor, largos plans.
3n010 malumis work to -day. Strictly
speaking, 371011 has nothing, :save
THE PRESENT MOMENT.
To -day is the crest of the wave that
slopes down into the furrow =nett
yesterday and forward into a furroW
teamed to -morrow.
Life's ,greatest word is this: "Now
is the accepted time," Every mo -
meat is a goldon drop, freightod with
clostioy, The work) is full of gifted
men whoso earttors Will end this year
but who have never fulfilled their
own hops or tho ambitions of their
friends, On thole 1.11111118 tchould 130
written olio epitaph: "Ito negleeted
to -day; thorttiose Mt failed,"
Cervantes hits a picture of youth
who lived in a holm named "To-
morroW"; tho 13011SO 14.01.1 1311111 cma
street named "By and By," and the
ram of the rity was "Now," The
isistattat 01101313' of to -day is tomor-
row. Tomorrow the young 1111111
will ;begin to 'save money for old age;
tomorrow ho will lny out a coltroo
of reading and become a riclastac.
To -morrow the unser Will unloose
the money and our out his golden
1 re/louse.
Nay, that resolution that 18 pee,»
paned till tomorrow 18 postponed
:foreyor and form:err It is now, or
it 10 110001', 'Pineal is only one thing
that, trill happen tomorroW-to»
. morrow you Will tarn sharply ronnd
the corner and led a grave digged in
tho gross, and for your feet, 'oot, for
another's. Therefore thore to net a
meaner to lose. :Whoa you do, do
gnickly. 00 th1)4 noW year's 11)04131"
3)1)1, -Lana yOur roSolotionk Into ac-
tion. Ilonterriber that you hake hat
one buoi11o111(-t0 'grow, to Work Mid
10 /Meta '
they won't, though!
"Ala of course" -brightening mush.' 'nut the "ik win bo Thes erl"
'if ono con do 11 in Moen, tho two 1113)4.1 than /lin Taoism,.
'Moro Is ono tato of him which
together con do it in less than tif- !dates from the time when he was
teen, I thought you wen, Wrong 4 1''1,ri Ilvoly l in3 r 118 subaltorn,
sonanyhere.! Lot's start it
again, F- '
wain will do for nly lost- lie was
teen from Monty loaves fivo.
aria, stay; that. 00„..t, be right, 101, 01. 11101411 inry fu»ction. nearing
othors, an English order. It
two at lifteon would only givo seven 1111015 gmm.,1 10110 d d „ot
and a. half, find one of those is at 1,00w 11)212, roans] him up.
twenty. Wait a momenta I'vo got oy„„ „vp1.nr 10 be amoreat, of the
it 1 Simply 111."11"0 01 Pr°1'"11°1'' ride against the wearing of foreign
mango Ity onieurs," lie snapped.
"Whore dill aou get that star?"
Sly ason,Itnother gave it to me,"
oxploitiod Wilholra
'Voile what?'"
grantlmother-llie Omen of
3111)1101 ,1.
As fifteen is to twenty, so 10----
"11Y word, Montag, do you we the
time'? Italf-past eight sir! Off to
bed at 0110131 ITow oftstn nmst I toll
you that (tight 0'clot3k's your bed-
time? The satni? 011, ativer 1011111
ihn /ann. 1 10 it in the morning be-
fore Lim:oldest. It's oesy enough."
r.NOrLE wiTO LIVI4 IX NESTS,
Travollerff who have returned from
the boort of Africa and tho At/stilt/-
11/0011 continent tell wonderful sI (141)05
of nest -building people Who inhabit
tho wilds of those ftountriea. In Gm
bashmon of Australia wo find, per-
haps'the lowest, order of loon that
Is lstiown, They are so primitivo
that they do not know enough to
Wahl even tho simplest form cd hut
for shelter, nearest they can
approach to it is to wither a lot of
twigs and grass and, taking than
inlo a thicket or (mi)1ht' build
nest for ft home. Tho nest113 1111111111y
1)11111 large onough for tho family,
end if' Um Miler' be very tumorous
Oleo tan nosts ore of a, very largo
sive. Soniotimes tho foliage above
wilt forin a nalatral COVering, 11171
111080 18 neer any' attOnifitset ebb -
strutting it proLoctiot front the rain
.st.orms,
1 N \IPA 1 BLE AJtPIL1>11.115.
The Frontal army appears to be ort
the 01 0. of an imporlatut, advance in
gunnery. 'ago new powder e1 -
McNally does away with the smoke,
which formerly betrayed the pre,sonce
of a battery, but thorn still romans
tho flash, whieh rfsos Lo a height of
111 feut, Soma Um mouth of the gun,
Major Ends/tort, of tho 1171.11 Artil-
lora, has perfected an apparatus for
obviating tabs disadvaittogo rind
thereby rondm•ing a battery invisible,
it AMWAY VATAil,r.r 1111.
On all tan roilroads itt the. United
States there 'metro 413,1010 employes
injured atal 8,1167 killed during tho
poet, year, Of passongoro, 420 Wore
Icillad, heirig 00'1)101e then fa 10011,
Thole Wort 0,000 Collisions and 'I,-
'800 doraihnette sit teniaa,
it. "Mix well together and drop from i bricks from 1.1a -se works, and the hood, but main da, is tblC ('101108
Apart so they will not touch as Gag' lions in :Majolica, wares has been on the armor, tart im who Macy
greater part of 1110 internal decora- in happiness. Not. tho mem who pule
O spoon on a greased tin, far 01100)111
spread, Bake a vich brown an11. supplied by a Dietary belonging 10 victory lays it off, is most onviable.
brush over with melted chocolatethe loaaperan.. Nut the joy of the young convert,
swentened. I Besides Mating the materials, his but that of the • 'pencil saint, if; the
Cream. Cook:Ms.-Two oil/gills su-
gar, 0110 cupful Mater, mos oupful
sour cream, tivo Dogs, one teasPoon-
oil soda, ore teaspoonful lemma
mix soft as you oan roll.
flinger Cookies -Ono cupful moleass es the mollarchat partimpation ni should nolewish to clittugo lho ordor,
es, mie-lialf cupful shortoning, thee° compotitivo industry and points out ' 1 --,._+-_,...,
and oneamartee•camfuls flour, one- tliat Ills lirickaucating 'Works and
half teaspoonful soda, 0710 1111310. au:tortes aro exempt both front no.- al UN 1.0T.PAL DENTISTS ,
spoonful Omar, ono and ano-lmlf Urinal road municipal taxation of all
teaspoonful suit. Heat molasses to Idirdo, llis al:Wooly is, in conse-
boiling rota and pour over short- finellee, ill a position to undersell
ening.. Add dry ingredients inixol private competit ors,
and sifte(1. 01)111 thoroughly, 'Puss Other newspapers' profess to 3'0 -
one -fourth mixture on a flouredgood royal participation in trade tta
board and roll' as thinly as poseible; inconsistent with Prussian timali-
shipo with a spiel' round cutter, first tions, ancl suggost that the Eanporor
dippod in nom., mime near tooth- should comply with 1.110 restriction
te. on a bate:rod sheet luta bale in imposod on 1111 Prussian State 0111-
aS moderato oven. Gather up the eials, who ea'e not ollowed to Coil-
trilninings 111111 roll wit It another
p0101111 of dough. Musing rolling cern themsolves with trade.
1 110 bowl coartining mixture should JAPANESE PRISONERS.
be kept in a cool place, or
tilwin s '''"_"" ,. .bapart 'a°o"`g"o:"0 101,411
ocessavy to add moso ot10
ao,i‘,.h, which „macs; 410(41114'. 11(11(1 country 11011808 with ninny outbuild-
ings, and do not, either in the solid-
rethor than orisp and sltost.
ity or details of their coiatruction,
USEFUL ISINTS. wear a penitentiary asioat • The
-
prisoners get fOod ill prOpOrtiOn tO
Majesty co-oporatod with the aloha swootesa Not, net past, but, the tu-
t eels in eomploting the plans, Par- twee, the noblest, ago. Tho
tioularly with regard to the Orna- prosont 11M5 be good, but to de-
cant:al featnres of tho part nma beowith Christ is for 1w1-
5110 "Froslutago Zeitung" discuss- ier, Gard puts tho best last. We
A 5014111 dressing warrantod to
keop better than mayoroution cocoas
from England, Stir togothee in ft
small semolina a teeSpOollftll of 811.
gar, a little 81111 and dry mustard
them tithlespoonfuls of vinegar and
three of Cr00111. Stil' Well and add
two beaten egg yolks. 'Placa in a
doubt() boiler and stir until t,ho mix-
ture is like cream.
'Young satiate)), as soon 11$ the
arra teeth appoar should be given
antic toothbroshos wila very soft
hristlos, and should he taught to
uso them, and then watclast to cosi
that they 0110113S do 11101 tluera But
as to infants, the lailet of tile
tonlith toust be performod 01.• there
aml Actual item bo, iloglocasi, Ear
t1111 purpose, a 11)1 1' wild (if Mori
1)11 abSorlamt, cotton alional le7 used,
and then thrown away or rathor
burnall, When 1110 baby has its
bath, tho tabula FM a 11111 taw
of routine lin W11811181 Very gently
With 11 pledged or col on Wel in
a solution .01 horaele acid or 113,"
othor ellsofoettng I'
tint In Ilo gums mu soft tool spongy
blooding, dabbles; thole with
ty thousand Japanese., fishermen ;ton-
ally sot out ill iltinrell f410111 the west-
ern 4.10081 to drag tho Koroar,
waters. Lost Morn the copitalists
withdrew their -usual offer of loans,
and the fishermen, whoa T last Most!
of them, were sloyiog alt hone, idle.
Tho groat steam inorcantilo morino
which Joplin has built up so rapidly
was withdrawn from convolve.° 'to
serve for War triumports, and the
cargo basinoss ceased co' wont, to
foreign ships.
81"11,1_, ItlaS0 1,111C'ES I,LIOT,
the surprising tbing in .1aptio just
eft:;:ttil•olt.)3eicallifteirolill.l'osmeol7t14o)111111ahlelY• lai'Y'?" ittl ?et:111)1,5dB
ittuniclisa 1 'dentist s a se
4111."):11) I I'd 1 t'illeee'srs let othleic,e1Seee01/11.°1'.1.1110"(1.11'13110)!WdTlal 1r111:41 -
ibis outman have
iktmenrye,Peand aro regaeciod by
Strasburg, for example, 2,060 child- bb 1)11(1 c„olisnon pesos ss s direst iss.or_
'ill'.ucritelli 1,‘,7,01; ota.laNI•lie4:Ietin',1:1111:1111 0 2(1:4117,13.1123:3,%a,Tr1;:10, (3utx)1.:1 1'1'0 sit'l on of Elea vett ort thole 13011411f.
01,1010., The (cache,. bri„g,„ his class iMuch of tho clothing' mat food 0/ 11)0
to the dentist, who exantinos each I TnI.1(314te111•./1 11)1(1
il 110 11)11,0(1 0.1,71081murtleilf. otflh'eaitei
mouth quiekls. end 71117r1C8 01) the 1
lore being pusolnised therm Alaimo»,
card catch child has brought whother
trea t intuit is necessary, If 80, the' Old Men and bop) are doing the
ehihl must come again till a Satatag work forourrilisfemloinno ...wlitylinichheurrniieli.1 11,f,thwe
any. Russia is also Joining in 0115 lighting'
movement, and has already fitted Up aleonce of the forinet. tiroadwinnee
Dino meat institutions in Fita T'etors- at host moles one loss mouth to
1c,T,r4w1(11y10se0e, 1 tiAt en ti1111N;t1(35:0 111110g1,, c())Cr,t01.7aatifyll.
il'i°11:11.1dan.is).111r.."1 17148,8'01 01itrecY,S",t 11`111:ft 1)10 (1114
11E4 lei Ik.:311.;
est,. 11 11 is true that, genora 11
to lin alloscal in the imitiodialsi rn-
tore to allow tort,ignovn t.O ovn 1.00 1 .
eS t 0 1 e Wit hill the otimi re. %aim will
enable 11111 I.; civet -omen I) to ae 1st, a
10071 mum 'itri railivays, oo to soll
joifistitJ11:lbeit.i:1 or art.)411a;11.1114. 11 Tisiiii1,1..0.itt,c,311.1„ce fifn;
11111(.1Z1,1)(11;(, PlectIlttlia dvil.mnitZri:)11(:17::1?-
1110 ecormonnity !nal. work mon should 1,,,rds 0001 her itingiwo .61...,,,,vi.,. Ain!
spook:Mg, 000il tefah aro neceseary
their multl.C1, and 3110,104,VV. The to good ItturIth and long life, awl if ,
labor is compulsory, but not $evere, a Iso, a largo and growing propor-
and the prisonor gets part 14 1118 tion of cittzons have nat. good tooth,
00)')! >1)15. Serving a term Jo prioto) them it follows thot that foot la ono
does not imposo indolible stlgio
'All youths mules 1,1noteon yams pass
two Mews each, cals. in .school, Even
whon choir term of sontonea is over
they coma Ito Ishmael till a stiroty
is foetid for thole subsoquont good
behaviour,
Sri:ENT .1 Al'ANICSTa WOMEN.
Jaime has its communitleo (sr afl-
oat fotnale roc:Moos. Thpre is (1 con-
vent at, a linter callod 'N'unalattva,
about sevon milvs; from 3 Iola/cloth,
A matron 1,1 810110 fifty ;WM'S pro-
nocl hos instructiors are im-
plicitly (dogma '1110 1411111011 are ell
yontig, relight; from !. iNteen 10
110e11t5.IM78111, 111111 inI 1 them nrn
flesoribod aa voty 1., tort , The
hoilding lannais in a Perm of nomo
250 verve, 11411 the 4,101111.17 110 1101 ell,
gage aorta 'Miry
/mond meat of their lime indoor's,
11111good ninat looting o Litt (11)113141 n g
powors as that [Iowa should bo ass
ponsivn fay 11011s, public tarts, ox.
posniono, etc?
1'N I filial PC11 I., 1 12-1 MUSIC,
In a liusy thoroughfare in nlasgow
there is a follsalleoesed publics -1101m5.
whielt is pro1it/111ls- lao slimiest es-
tubas's/omit of its loiod 111 the king-
dom. Whoa full IL ean just, 1141(01110
(811(11 hall. rusfomers, It is nick -
Samoa tho "COM," nna tho regular
hob I 3.180 give tho vast cam 1111 11148,
vie., mores to eorresnoad. A 1ViliSliy
18w111111," 11 Mel, or 13,..q. -
od 1111,-
Ro bromly nud soda n "mono.
titent." stindwiohos sre dubbed
ogreasst (joss" and tio otgareates Woe -anal td at night, alai will ha
"worms," Visible for Many miles aroma
tho people tiro within" In hypotlm-
cate thole last 11111:1011111 atiSet nod
It/ sell latle lost flomostic heirlooms
1)41107(1 111':,' 11)14111(1(1))tho fight,
Thoso (vl, (1)81)3'tho 410111o11
figlivos of Japaaoso 1101003' 1(1-11415
easily obt Ain them, /4 1111011 11410the facts that. lie boll:Intl the 111.01008.
111G CLOCK.
What 18 11111114174 10 Ito ono of 11)0
Magas!, clooke 111 tho world 130s boon
pieced in a now towel al, ledivel.elb
New derae, 111 1.4 :it 11, 1111111('l)','with 18 ft, betas. 'Pilo towns, wajoh
8841 it, high,. Was built (13.111'1',.1)415ay the (11041I, whin will 110
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