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HAT WILL YO
DECIDE ?
'8 -indecision on Vital Matters is a Sign
and Source of Weakness.
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Win
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to
A despatch from :Brooklyn, N, Y.,
heen
,bett Roo. Dr. Newell 1hvight I (DIM
qt." preachod from tho following Last:
e his flow 10110 yo botwoun two opin-
with nos? -1, xviii„ 2 1.
It, 114 a quastion the prophot Eldah
put to tho vactillatiog ne01/10 or 1'12
•lat-
Say, mot it is just as porttnont to -
and, IitY as when the propnet asked it.
t ae The Situation Elijah faced ill ro-
ller° Poated ouch mac:aiding aenera-
on Lion. true religion noel folso
a religion aro ever coming into (minket,.
trol- I-olio:ion of truth io always mak-
ding Mg war upon tho religion of error,
tiers the roligion of tho spirit upon tho
mke- oliglon or tho flesh, Christianity
for nd the world aro in evorlasting eon -
The liot, and there Is much good in
ttr- nett. Thet'e is much that Is good Jo
day thristinnity-every ono acknoo•ledges
ness Its prinelplea aeo beautiful, its
re- ..3114 aro whit', n1111 shining.
No one of intelligence ran speak
of srespoctfully of tho teachings of
us of Nazareth, But, there 111 also
omitting that ig plasm:int In the
ligion or the woeld, There Is Intioh
it that iS desirable and SWeet.
111, therefore, men do flat Want tO
Ivo up ChrlstionIty ontirely, nor are
cy 'editing to giate up the religion
the world altogether, 'How oho-
!" halt betwoen two opinions., Ono
the characteristic features of our
ay is tin, large nuimber or non-com-
ittal men. Ono of the problems of
le hone is to
BRING 'MEN n't) ;DECISION.
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Many forces have conspired to ron-
er this an age of indecision. 'Mere
avo boot times when men have ee-
t 141 ChriSLiani ly with se0r11.
'he crowd has often shouted, "Down
ith ,Testis of Nazareth, the impos-
au 1. to -day min refuse to ex-
OiSS themselvea. When the prawher
atm. "How long halt yo between
wo opinions?" his congregation
eels him twill sfienee. Men (Ira bo-
oming more and more lot ituclinari-
ns, Their religious beliefs have no
aertainable boundaries. in the
calm of spiritual matters they walk
ha7e. They have nO convictions
Id therefore no conclusiona.
cep foundations of organiKed
inlay aro being worn away by the
rorrOSIVe art 1011 of tlic wovoring
mind.
inclorision on vital mailing is n.
sign awl soma\ of wealot tss, Aron
who boast. of our rodent fa...afoot of
Iliouitht ought to clo siolle thinking.
Alen who think ought surely soonor
or lator to roach at. leak a few (h-
ied e conclusions, find ho,vini
r000liod conclusions How itre mole
o'iligation to let tho world know
what thew two. Molt hus ban sak
in remit. years about man's right it
think; the limo has come to anoint -
size hts duty to think. Every right
carries along. with it a corresponding
duty. 1 wo have the right to Itilak
too are bounti to reach concluaions,
and having reachal them, tve aro
bound to cameos than if thay relate
to prohlams which affect the welfare
or all the people. No man is strong
who lias not deep sealed conviction.%
and if a man hos convictions it is
impossible Sor libn 1 0 21110111er them
WithOnt
1.11,1 0 lifr xo JS SOUL.
It is the. man who is afraid of spook-
ing his (Mud who conies at last to
have: no mind at all,
A man ONVeR it to his feDow Man
to roach a clocision in regard to
Chris Li ty and, Hay ing reached 1 to
to iet. men know what. his decision is.
He 0Wes 111 IS to his ally; he owes It
to humanity. A tromendous war is
in progress. Two aemies are arrayed
against ouch other. Right and
wrong are fighting. A vast empire
of cruelty and injustice, of passion,
greed altd hate must be attacked and
overcome. And Christ calls mon
everywhere to arm aluonselves for the
battle. To every 111(111 Christianity
sayso--t'What will yoll do? What
attitude will you tako? Will you
take up arnis against the forces of
evil?" What shall WC, say of the
mon alio slinks off rind says never a
word? That in not the stuff or
which tho men were mo.de who have
mado this ntorld worth living in. It
is only tho men who have contle-
Lions and. who dare express them
who are mighty in. the pulling down
or atronghohis and able to usher in
a brighter day.
too sacred to 1n, spoken. Many COn•-
1,111,11ni War, in comparatively moslorn
times, when llobrew in-opor Wan 41[3
longor Spoliell languatte, it latetonti
'meow -tory to ilidleato 1 110 votvels
Hebrew text. 1 lenCei tho vowels of
Ilut word adonal 'loom printoti with
the consonants (if the word l'ithwell
1,0 inclicuto that not Yoltwoh,
Adonal, Wan to be lipoi.en. TheHe
C011.1401111 111 or tho word Vallw..11
p:tdher with the 'vowels iir thy mord
Adollei, if poonounciel its mitt ot,
they /400n were by persong iglu/rant
or he real (tots in the Cane, giVo up.
proXittal101y 1110 Word Juhsvah. `rho
%yard. .1 ch ova h , although rostat
from an orlon', must ran," 110 consid-.
Ored to be good, MiudiS11,
20. Isaiah 5 he Ilrophel.-Collipare
Word Illaollas losstm faunday,
.1 olo O,
2 1, Cut of? till the mighty men of
valor -Tho acomint In 'Kings (2 Rings
, 1 1/. 11.) nontionn the south% of a
1.1 tor hy Sontinclutrib to Hozolliall
making another domand for Herron -
dor. Gmteurning his own um ;coated
defent Sonnocherib himself, In his no.
cou»iii 10111111 on Babylonian tablas,
silont. That. he failed to take Jer-
usalem is, however, implial in his
own vagno statement that ho Shia
lln lleveklail like a 111111 ill a Cage."
The 11 1510riall Iforodot US refers Lo
tho dortruction of the Assyrian army
and speaks or it as bang probably
clue o a plague.. Whatovor ito
mottos may haVe been whieh Jehovah
vim/loyal to work dinsinstor In " 1110
camp of the king of Aasyria, the
impression made upon Sonnachorib
wtts such that though he lived for
tocoly years longer ha motto. Liman
entorod l'alosline or liesloged Jerusa-
lem.
28. Exalted in tho sight of all
nations from howerorth-Tho victory
of faith achieved by Hozetelith Was
moinly duo to the influenco of Isaiah,
but. the glory of that viaory fell
also on 1110 sovereign who shared
the prophet's lofty spirit and confi-
dence in Jehovah,
A LUCKY GIRL.
Saved From Deadly Docline by
Dr. Williams. Pink Pills,
"When I think of my former condi-
tion of health," says Miss Winnifroal
Perry, of West Rtver, Sheet Harbor,
N.S., "1 considor myself o. lucky gial
that I am well and strong to -day,
and I owe) prosont good health
entirely to 11r, Williams' PIA
I suffered almost. all that ono can en-
dure from weakness and nervousness.
I was as polo as a sheet, and wasted
away. The least Imise would startle
me, and I was troubled with fainting
spells, when I woold suddenly loser
consciousness and drop to the floor.
At other times my heart would. pal-
pitate violootly and cause a smother-
- ing sensation, Night and dry my
2 naves were in a terrible condition,
- and I soemed to be continually grow-
. ing ‘vorse. No medicine that I took
- helped 010 tho least until I began
1; taking Dr. Williams' Pipit Inns, and
-I after I had tattoo a half (1mten 130.1(02,
I felt, so 11111011 bettor that I stopped
taking them and went on a visit, to
Boston. I had math' a mistake,
however, In stopping tho pins too
, soon, and I began to go back to my
former condition. I then calla] on a
knOWn lloston doctor, and arta.
explaining My cafic, tOld 11 irrt. how Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills had holped int\
HE S. S. LESSON
TERNATIONAL LESSON,
JULY 2,
55:011. Sennacherib's Invasion.
Golden Text, 2 Chron. 32.8.
LESSON WORD STUDIES.
nete-Theao Word Studios for this
:moo are based on the tuxt of the
vlsod Vorsion.
ntroductory Note. -The 01(1 Tes-
nent lossons which begin with this
prith, and which will be contimied
roughout the reinaintlor of this
ar, latke up again the thread of
wish history at the point at which
Icon; Old Tostamont lessons ror
0/ droOnted the study, Samovia,
capital of tie northern kingdom,
d fallen la the year 722 11.0„ Jost
tor Sargon, goneral of tho Assyrian
riyhad ascended the throne or As -
trio, Sargon had led into captivity
any thousands of the people of
rael. At tho same time ,itozekiala
(..lod-roaritig kingland strenuous ro-
enter, was 011 the throno of J mirth.
s chief counselor. WM; 110110 other
n the groat prophet and statos-
11 Isaiah. 'When in the year 705
rgon dial. and was succeotied by
maeherib the" provinces of westorn
a-Ditmasetts, Tyre, l'hilistia, and
hers-considerod this an opportune
moot to doe:taro Foul oe-establish
ir iodupendence• Judah also was
linally dependenoy of the As-
ian monat.ch though retaining a
roc of independence bot onjoyod
the neighboriog proyineos. In Lho
r 701 Sonnachorib, after sulutn-
similae revolts in other parts of
kingdom, tindortook a campaign
lost Palestina in oaten, to bring
subjaction again tho rovolting
inces. After quickly roduoing ,to
noission the kingdoms to tho
1.11 ond west ho Men:clod Judah,
k moat, of ite fonced cities, bid
tty many captives, mid all but
tooled in capturing Jortmalent M-
at this point our lesson for
dny talcas up tho stool,
Verso 0, After this -That is, after
eparatIon for the defenso of tho
y (Jerilsalom) had been eompletod
nop. *Oases 1-8),
mnacherib-lAssyr,
<the moon god) hath 111-
Hed the brethron, Son or Sala
1, king Of Assyria (705481 D. (1.)
ing almost his ontire teign %by-
ia Was it ti, state of royolt
hist the Assyrian monarch, and
loll otter tho 111141810n of 701 was
undisturbed in its indePondont
t 1 On A A a rill or Somincherib
boastful and vain, possessing
of tho sterlitg trolls of his dig-
tishod rather. Ho lafilt tho groat
of Ninoveh, eight Miles ill eir.
(Irene*, and Oleo the famous
co of Konguninc, To hint also
soribod tho extoneine repairing of
an agooducts and the tionstroc-
of brick etnlenoknienta along the
of Oa Tigris Moor, Ito Was
. toted in (31.3 1 13. G. by his son (citt
), whO ins tignt on robellion
ost the fathett toul auccooded
ling Ninnetth for six Wales, At
end of that litort, howtwor, no-
s. ono, Asarilo (Mon , who a 1 th 0
of the mOrtlar couttnamlod tha
Tian tom), in (5, campaign
ma. Ararat, tinfontal tho robe'
How <or brothora), look Nitiottith,
miltienodol Ida fallow Sonnacherih
he I hrono of A asyria, (comp, 2
go in. 51).
syrio-a ocolotry. Itnnod lo emit -
,y QM (AO and ;010 middla
Tigris, imtween thirty -111'o and thir
ty-soyen degrees north latitude. it
anclont IMMO WaS 'Assay, and its ex
Lora varied greatly al, differont times
%fora Lachish-An important fonc
ed city twonty-fine miles south
Jerusalem, tho capture and spoils.
tion of ithich Sennacherib 12 de -
seabed on an Assyrian rolief tablet
rioNV ill the Britash Museum. Sennac-
horib's ultimata objectivo ()Intl
Egypt, tho capture of Lae:high was
to him of even groater importance
than the' capture of Jerusalem.
Ilezekiah-The twelfth king lout
<counting Queen Athaliah) tho Oar-
teenth sovemign of the sollarate beforo. TM told We -60 COntinne their
dont of Judah. HIS father was tho I use, saying I could take nothing 1 ot-
wicked King Alias, and his son the; Ler, and I got another slipply .and
no less wicked Manasseh. Between soon. bewail to regain health. I took
those two Hozekoth, W110 inStitlited
I many refoolus, stiouls out in. a most
, favorable light.
10. In tho siogo-Porimps better, as silica."
, in tho marginal reading, in tho foe- Pa Williams' Pink Pills can do just
tress or fortified city. Tho natural as much for overy Weak nerVoils,
(80516011 OM Well OS 1110 fortification pale -faced young woman, who is slip -
1 f J
. o erusalem was very strong. ping from annornia into deadly do•
thirst -The bosioging genoral virtual- giving blood, and that is wbat finely
11. To dio by famino and by cline They make new, rich hoolth-
ly admits that. to tako city by growing girl and woman most have
storm was out of the question. A to retail\ their hoalth. It is becauso
long Owe atom could compel its these pins actually make neW blood
that thoy strike at tho root of all
common ailments of 1110, such rig
beadache and sideaehes and back-
aches, indigestion, palpitation of the
heart, kidney troubles, sciatica,
rhouniatistil, ilenralgia, St. Vitus
Banco, and paralysis. But only the
guanine pals can do this, and the
sick one should see that the full
natio "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Palo PeOple" is printed on tho wrap-
per around eveey box. Don't let any-
one persuade you to take anything
else, Sold by afl dealers or sent by
Mail at 50c a box, or six boxes for
$2,50, by writing the Dr, Williams'
Medleino Co., Brookville, Ont.
about eighteon 'boxes in all, ond they
fully awl completely restored my
hoalth, and I have had no sickness
surrender.
12. His high places -Outdoor sanc-
tuaries of Jehovah, located on hill-
tops in different parts of the. king-
dom; not necessarily places of idola-
trous worship, yet, because of their
hoat11011 associations, places in which
Hot tomptatiort to idolatry wits es-.
pecially strong. These high pluees
Hozelkah removed from all parts of
his kingdom.
Yo Shall WOrnhill 1)01"Or0 One Minn -
:11y prohibiting idolatry and by con.-
trolizing tno natioal worship, by
destroying local sanctuaries through-
out the borders of Judah, Hozokiali
paved the way for another and yet
moro thorough raormation earriod
out by King Josiah tho next cen-
tury.
15. What and my fathers have
clone-SonnaOhorib's father, Sargon,
had bean a great: and suocessful War-
rior, and liennettherib himself had
been suetessful in sovoral engage -
monis against othor minoe revolting
states. Tho SeVere ponishment in-
flicted on theso he cites OM an 0X-
1.1111plu and warniog to Jerusalem,
14, Uttorly desteoyed-Litorally,
and in thn marginal reading. "tie -
voted," The Hebrew WOrd means,
to dovoto to deatruction; halloo to
uttorly dostroy, to exterminate. It
was uscal espoelally of cittos and
their Inhabitants (nolo, 1/0111, 2, 84;
josh, S. 28; Jor. 51. 5).
15. How much loss shall yatir Clod
delivoo you-Jadah, in the oyes of
tho Assyrian monoreh, was 111 S01110
reSpeeta inferiOr 10 Other kingdoms
n heady 1)1'01101 into submission. The
Assyrians Were polytheists bilinviog
that away nation had its own god
or gods. It therorore lowomo with
thorn a question of strength and
colthority betwoott the God of the
Jews aud of Joins:dom. and the
gods or Assyria nnd it tho superior
strength of tho latter they had tho
utmost oonfltIoneo.
10. .7eltovnlo-A tvord rosolling
front the corruption of two Hebrew
Words, ono manning "Load," and tho
othet" Tullio; the proper name .7 Anti
D'ohlveli), mooning God. The Tie -
VOWS in wrIfing 'mod only oonson-
Outs, tho votvol sounds being snio
Mod by 1,110 voodoo but in reading
180 sacrod Surname, the dovolit 1 1,...
itlwa,ys sodoititoted the Word
'Lord" (Aclontil) rOr tho peopor
motto Yithwoh, N911 1011 he COnWitteitUd
TINY FIGHTING FORCES.
Republics That Maintain Equally
Small Armies.
'1 he smallost army in tho tvorld be -
Moos to the principality of 3fonaco,
NV1111 soyenty-fiye guards, SeVellty-
five carbincons, and twenty Ilan -nen.
Next COTOOK thot of Ltocamborg, with
135 gantlet -nos, 170 volonteora, and
thirty-nino mimic:tans. 3 o easo of
war, say tho Mava, "the. number of
volunteers may 140 temporarily raised
to 250."
In the lloptilihn of San Marino
they have El/doors:11 compolsory sat.-
vior, with the result that thOy can
put in the fiild nine companies, arra-
prising 050 men and thirty-eight of-
ficers, commandocl by a marshal,
This, however, ig tho was. strength of
tlio knees. 00 a pottee footing the
roputlie can only put 0110 company
of sixty nten on tho Oarado-ground.
In the ease or tho Repoblie of Li-
berin, 1.110 most striaing feature is
the nronorflon of °Moors to privates,
There aro SOO of the former ani1
only 700 or the latter. Nono the
less tho Republic 0081102 Preela11111.-
00118 Of noutrnlity whon wars brenk
old; botwoort 1110 great powers of
Europa
NOT 141TICl/ IN IT.
"no," said tho doctor. ttl,
Innico noythIng, out or hio easo at all.
It bothers
"Why," replied bis wife', "I. thought
Was only a shoto
" Extol tly, t '14 NVlly atilt
alake anything out 01 it•-, 7
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-11ELNC71,11)
Asparagus Soup. -When rogtorainin
iS ',billy and (divan, make an nspare,
gus S0111) by e0011 111g togol ate in two
comas of milk 0, largo burnt of the
Last vegetables, two pooled anti guar -
Loral pat al oes, a stone of eolory,
Small onion and a bouquot of herbs
Itima sok peosoi through a sitivi•
Sonflon w1111 salt and
t hit soup with dour and batter
about tWo tonic:mom:Pols of ("telt
Om. quort. ouch Of inilk and trate"
or other spirit, 0101 dip It into pre -
Pared chalk before 0411)1ying It to the
surface of the ivory. 'I'o kap the
trios" fano got 1 Ing rusty, took a
2111311 1104 of uwiaelecti 11 me inside,
walern.elth, tho cover of tho piano,
and 11. will absorb the itioltlinz,.
-
la -)N"1" iNilail,71' BlitTIPDAYS.
Tbe happiest. hotisoliolds. aro 1110,e
that 11., not 14 die out Ile- s...17 theent
conn..rted wit h raid onS a nil i v.n...ari.e2.
Although gift-miving or recognition
of welt manta in a suit wt.: way may
18,0 0111 of the 1110•!,1 1011. 01111g lu the
st rai 1 (nal rirenintitanees oi those.
"al 1 bin the gat( s,'' 1 lp,re 0804 p.1 1-1,7
a 11 t He air of fe, tit it v wh, n 1110-
1 thcr's or 0111,er's blightlity cwoos
1
, rootlet. or SO440 WO,Wing amilvetroar,v
I is to M. ei 1. (not od, A tt a: tra (Hell.
I 1 a little I.o.of.h of flowers, or some
, Isis,: lal mode prepared fol. the ()twos -
1
• Shill. Wilt show tho kindly spiril owl
' the lovhi, e,totetntictiore that Count
may he 1(5011 instoad of two quarts
of milt.
Vanilla lee-Creatri \kith Chocolat
Source -Boat the while'? of (411( egg
and add throo cupfuls of sumo' am
ono quart of boiling milk; tarn into
doale [miler and cook for thre
minutes; then. stir In the beaten
whites of tha eggs and a ton
spomfel of riltraet Of vanilla,
cold stir in a quart of thick Cream.
The Chocolate Sallee made rig fol-
lOWS: 111X thrce MinceS of grated
ehozolate with two and ono -fourth
cupful") of granolatod 1.1Vo
thirds of a, copra] of hot wakt. one
four tablospoonfuls of molted MOAN.
and cook tot til it strlog8; them ad,
a 11 Li le vanilla and serve with thi
croant.
Peinooss l'otatoes.---Wfun yon
left cold ma841od potato's in sulnol-
mt. quantity pass Own into a amall,
plain mould, so that you can eut
thon 11110 otrips two inches; long,
one Ineli wide and half an Moll thick.
Dave in a saucer a tablospoonfol
butter, molted and sonsoot tvith a
little eayrimo and iniarnif porsloy.
COVPC OV017 part of the Potato stripa
with 0119, let them stand until but-
'
I far more than the iisonoy volts' of
nny gift. As tho chiliiron grow op,
0 if thaw foot (Vats are en.,Ourake41, they
14 will hate touch to look forward to
1 nod much inoro to remoulwr it) the
years to come e.hen they go old; to
e cio battle With tho world 111,11 find
Lima sentiment. Is crushed under foot
- and affrotion is riwarded 0111y 022 .
1 21 de bone.
---,--
C'LEANING COYIVVON FABRIC'S.
Freneh. sattens Will clean baantlful-
ly by puttnta than 111 a lather en
'', , lukewarm soapsuds in WhiCh a (481,1111
' 1 Of Salt IntS Ooknt diSSOIVOLI; Hirst', ill.
' I water also having salt. In it. clip in
1I very thin altuoli, nod roll up in a
1
' dean stwole, 10 two hours iron on tho
Wrong SI,10. A tublospoonful of
° Wa811 in.' Sotta. 1 51 a, gallon or cold
Hosing water will brialitan blue and
purple ginoloons, while 0 teacupful
of vinogat to a gallon of water will
1.2mprore green (tad Oink shadea.
i Cloan black aril itavy-bluo aim:amen:1
by mooching int hot soda conialni»g
a cup of salt' rinse in Very blue
water and dry- in the shade, then dtp
I in vory blue and thin stareh, and
I when lonely- dry Moo with a moder-
ately \totem iron on the wrong side.
Lt. Int t 011S, VD ip Into ballot
egg. With 0, knife remove them to
boat orod baking tina and Oita, in Om
creen for about twelve minutes' to
orolon nicely.
Strawberry Purldfng.-13eot tho
whites and yolks of four eggs, first
separately and then together, until
very light: add one pint of milk and
four cupfuls of flour. Boat this mix-
turo "onooth beforo adding two table-
spoonfuls of melted butter, two salt -
spoonfuls of salt and 2 It teaspoonfuls
of baking powder. Drain a quart 01
berries, (fridge with floor, stir into
the batter and turn in buttered pat-
ty roma, Set in boiling water, cover
Ind boil statelky for threo tioura
Colonial Cake. -Cream one eni5 of
sugar with a third of a cup of hot-
ter and then beat in two eggs, tho
yollm ond whites of which have been
first. whipped separately; a cupful of
milk in whieh iP dissolved a tea-
gpoonfol of soda, and lastly tWO
cops of flour with two teaSpoOnfuls
of tartar sifted in it, This ie an.
old-time reeipo and ustal for both
layer and loaf cakes.
USEFUL lfrwrs.
A brilliant polish oney ho given to
brass (limo no:Woos, ornaments, etc„
by welshing than in alinn and lye.
Make a solution. hy hailing an ounce
of alum in a pint of lye, aod waah
tile articles in Do
A molter in a ourront magazine
&Acts some useful suggestions, for
porch furniture. Among other
things, 8110 recommends that cuallions
be covared on ono OM with oilcloth.
At night tho oilcloth aide 81101110 be
turned uppormost, SO if it should
rain they will suffer no Ital-111. Monni
iFf (Vied for st14 11111g Hut pinowa, "'Mee
damigtoss is fatal to foathors or
down.
Thalami. of throwing bits of toilet
papa. away, place thorn in, a jar 0.0
they aceumulato. Mako bags of fine
clicoseelolli four by ',ix inches in size,
and 1111 them with a few blts of soap,
oatmeol. or bran, and 0. toaspoonful
or so of powdered orris root. Fasten
the haw( at tho top and use them for
nail (loll's,
Oliver, if left lying mole gotta-
porelin, gas tarnishod very quickly.
1 put in a pantey where goo is. used,
it. should always lie kept well wrap -
pod up in chamois leather.
Tired foot should be wel/ bathed in
warm Water, to which a little, tont-
salt: h:fis boon added, Dry thorough-
lv nad rub with a littlo Milton juice.
It is wonderful how this treatment
soothes them.
'When travelling it 19 tO be
provided With a bottlo of aromatic
spirits of ammonia., To, ease or faint -
/148S ten to twenty dropa taken in
a wineglass of wotor will often give
roliof. Tf ono is to 1)0 alone it in
wort to provido the rneditline hefOre-
hand. Fill a tlinto-ounce bottlo With
boitoci wattle and add a teaspoonful
or the Vivito, shako well and cork
tightly. 11, can bo takon. two
doses holt' an hour apart.
Whon long hale booms SO Mat-
ted that it IA difficult to comb the
tanglat loeka, thoy should be Satin,
atal witli alcohol, This dono, thoy
will becomo amenablo to Llie bruah
Mid comb as If by magic.
Whon asparagus is to bo Revved
001(1. as a mind, boil and drain. as
moat, and aftor draining lot cold
water aim gently over tho attkieg to
koop than firm. and fresh looking.
LOON Alt"Plilit 'NTH PIANO,
Whether Wo noo musical or not, ono
photos must bo careful)! lookod aftor,
As thorn ts cortnin amount of felt
inside thom WO Ongig to malls', What
1111V0a Way he wrought by moth 51101
dela tit that di:Matto and 3011100x
totatomy, io say nothiog dionp,
which, in ita insidious Inroads, is
falai in its errata, If the thatrii-
Inont simian against, thb Wall, cor0
ahoold Int taken to keep it coati 4
holies away from tho PartitiOn, and,
if Possible, an insido Wall shookl Int
chosen againat which to place It. It
Is also Woll to hone a, 1011g fd,,r1P Of
flannel te Spread over tho lova
S hould Chu latter liocome discolored,
tiotstat dibtli With Oatt do Cologne
TO NEM' A DISH HOT.
When it is rooks:11 that a dish or
plate of food be kept hot for ball an
hour or so, waiting, /tattoos., for a
tardy ditto'', a bettor plan than put-
ting it in the oven is to set it with
its contents on satiemail of boiling
watetoanci lot the saucepan. stand 011
the 1 011 of the ovon or covered part
of Llie stove. The ploto should be
covered with another plate or eloso-
fitting motal cover, and to prevent,
tho food frotn becoming over -dry
plenty of gravy should be added to
It, also an extra hit of butter if it
is onything too dry. A 11010
addod to a boiled podding that i.9 1.0
be kept hot is sometimes nil Improve-
ment,
4
LONDON'S FINEST MANSION.
Stafford *ouse, Horne of the Duke
of Sutherland.
The Duke of Sutherland's London
home is certainly the most becoitiful
palace, not merely of the Iliatish
metropolis, but of most European
capitals, Disraeli in ono of his nov-
els described it as "not. unworthy of
Viconzn. at its best," Enniress Eu-
genio was so taken with it that, she
wanted Napoleon IIT. to boild for
her an exact copy of it in Paris,
and Queon Victoria, when she used
to drive from Buckingham Pattie° to
visit her great friend, Duchess Har -
riot of Sutherland, grandmother or
the prosent Duke, was wont to pea
her with tho romna.k, "Well, dear,
I'm coming from my house to visit
you in your palace," It is a noble
pile, looking. upon Green Park and
upon Birdcage Walk, and was built
less than ono hundred yoars ago for
the Duko of York, second son of Nina
aeorge ITT., On money borrowed front
the then Marquis of Stafford. The
Dolce died before his wonderful new
house could be 0 nishod, and.tho Mar-
quis of Stafford, who bad mean-
whilo bocome the first Duke of Suth-
erland, took possession of the build-
ing' anclatecured tho land on which;
it stood on a Crown lease. Ile spent;
no cud of money on its completion, I
undue tho divection of Sir Charles;
Barry, tho 11021gner Of the 410115es Of
Porlialoont, According to tho terms!
Of the leaso, the building as it now
stands, with 010 fixturos, though riot
With the other contents, will in a
few years (501110 11110 (.110 possession
of 1110 ground landlord -that is to
Rely, the Crown -without any com-
pensation to the Puko or his heirs,
arat thore Is no doubt that then the
palace -for It is impossible to do -I
901.1130 it by any other name -win be
assigned to one of the monthers or
the reigning faMily ttS a metropolitan
residence. Lilco Tronthant, it is
twowdod froin garrot to collar with
art treasures, including two of the
most famous Motillos in esistoneo,
numbor of Von Dykes, Thal)OnneS
And /1E10110th, 1301Weell the IninlenNo
reception hall (1110 the carriage on. -
trona, stood a large pair or gloss
doors, which are never opentod for
royalty or foe a departing bride,.
110W TO SEAT, L'irrrrt,111.S.,
la is often very desirable lo linoW
110W 10 Seal a letter So 111111 it can -
110.1 1)0 OpOrted W11110111 lictioaying the
fact. Steam or hot \valor will mom
envelopos closot with noteilago and
even a wafor. A hot iron or a Spirit
larrip disSolVeS mottling wax, cot ino.
Pression in plaster having loon taken
of the sent. By tho combinal use of
\yea. mid seallog WAX, 110WeVer, all
ntlempts to (men tho lettot• other-
Wiso than by rorce can no frustantod.
All that 115 'mammary is to close\ lho
later flint with 8111311 moist worm'
and to piorco 010 latter with a
enalso neocito alto some applios to
inuelloge), whoroupon sealing wax
limy' be used in the usual manner,
seal con neither bo opened by
dry heat, our by moistoro.
.0nring tho past; yaw ova. 410 000
panne paid for admission to 1$11a.to-
apoare's' bfrthpIntal.
DRINK AND CONSUMPTION
wirAT SIR WILL- IAIVI OAD-
DRNT
'Alcoholic Excess a - Strong Factor
allxtending tho
Disease.
The bollof advanotid by so 11111r1:1
10111011n fairg,onn that inteinporanat
1111 a1•1 ttp;••nt in the Spread of Coll-
sUmption u, poWerf111 sUp-
potter in Bir William Broadbunt,
SayS 1110 London 101 ily Mail.
In a striking opeoch at the mooting
of the National Assoolto ion for tho
Provo 1 Lion of Coommtp t ion at the
Maosion noose, he clocIerod that de.
fieient food, OVer‘cork, sluf.y
and alcoholic OSCOSS Wert,
pal factors ill the pro:41114s of the
disease. And then, in (tapas:Aro
Lobes, he oinphasized his that.
the greatest and Joust potent of
thi?xepe,.,elausritaLtieeoitil,olhieo tee;;;;,0t711.,t,d, caus_
ed its spread more than anything. 11
11)101efilt:shiteyeodf tho papa:4 Oral ion could
at one InOnallt, 1.110
disease would be stampod out. Spit-
ting 1114181 110 StOppod 0011-
1O11 and by punkhinvot. Whereevor
case's of consumption wore known,
the authoritios should 1"0 notarial,
and tho dwellings disinfectant. Com-
pulsory notification should certainly
be adopted.
SAOOATORIA F011 THE l'Oalt.
I Legarding sanalmia, Sir William
Broadbent doctored that thoy had
boon disoredited by people aspocting
too nnoth front them, but that they
Nveru nevertheless 110 priOripal 1110.1118
or coring 1 he disease. At lir/mail
they aro only for the rich, but thoy
obould he made aVallable for the
poor,
.A11 the great nations of the world
had combined to put flown consump-
tion. Thu association bad not noon
badly in England, Mit thots, waS
mom to du, There shoulcl ho a cen-
tral bureau, where pooplo coold go
for information Ort tho and
n1101.0 they could find out what wits
bong done,
Aker the Earl of Dorhy had dolor -
ed that light and air would do more
good than tho most skilful atten-
donee and treatment or the
most careful concoction of naus-
eous drugg, Sir JaMeS Crichton
Brown° gave it as his opinion that
the bolter feeding of school children
would diminish the disease in poor
dilslerielatsughed at the theory that con-
smnption was incurable. In 1002,
he said, the disease claimed 50,0110
victims, its against 57,000 in 1802
and 07,000 in 1883. This reduction
had been brought about in spite of
the increase in population and the
overcrowding. itt cities.
a.
GET SOPLE ZORENE.
The Latest Wonder - of the Labora-
ory.
Tho London correspondent of the
Now York Sun cables as follows: The
Hungarian chomist, Broom of the
university of the sumo Immo, has not
rovealcd, but hatt described in a
papor which vouches for the Meta as
being irell known in tho highest sof-
entitle oireles in Amorica and EuroPo.
his alleged discovery of a liquid che-
mical compound whielf. renders cor-
tain kfads of matter proof against
the effects of time, Ile asserta that
it doubles the density of nearly ovory
kind of stone and renders it water-
proof. It imparts to all metaln (pa -
Mins which defy oxygen, and thus
thoy cannot rust. it is also a ger-
micide of hithato unequalled pow-
ers,
The profossor says that while trav-
elling 111 0ret,C0 Solna 1112 illy-11Ve
year& ag0 lie 110 1.1eed that the ;mortar
in MOM'S of ruins which were known
to bo over 2,000 yoars old was as
hard, (resit nrot tenacious as if it had
been made only a year. ITe seettecal
a piece of the mortar, and has been
Working 03 It ever since on 01 nt)1V,
when, ho says, Ito has discovered the
secret, 'Ilia compound is a yollow
liquid, which 1110 profosaor
chrlatolital Zorene,
An iliterViewee tieSer11,2 the fol-
lowing experimenta: A pioce of or -
(Unary and easil,v brookable slag
after finmorsion in sorene defied the
full blow or a hanoller. 'rhere was
the SUMP 011'Ort 011 ordinary bricks
and a. blink of red Jonah wood. All
throo waro thon iintionettal in water
for a long tone. Whim taken out
and woighod tvith dolirate scales the
pre:fence of n single particle of added
moistoro could not; be (totaled. Two
piece! of stool submitted to an am-
monia test oqual to live years' 0x-
posure to tlio air emerged from the
both they ontered it. An ordin-
ary tallo 1111.110 which had laid anon
ilvo months dirt not show tho slight -
as!: 8tain.
Prof, 13runn assorts flint will bo
ablo to make dust, germ cool wator
proof roads, giting eineinlerCial
Valtle 1 0 111151dreds Of millionS tons
of slog which is now usilosa in the
mining solelting districts, It will
al. tlis. vory toast doublo tho life of
metals co:posed to the air such ita in
vailroails, vessels and tanka.
A committal represonting tho rati-
o:rots ami iron and stool mtimifinnures
will soon loake a thorough test or
tha discovers-.
4 -
Ares. Wailterknowe.-“I
to know, Mr, why 000 aro SO
cross when I tisk gooslioos. Suroly
you don't think Imito Idle curios-
ity?"
"(Moot Scot, no! Yours is 010
MOS( perldelolltily nel wolooavalto,
sloopless, commode, etiritIsity it„ wag 1
evor into to etwountot.."
SAD STORY.
RULERS AS GARDENERS
RINGS ARE FOND AP
RAISING- FLOWRItS.
Xajesty Xing Xdward rims
Planted Itany Shrubs
and Trees.
In the dayS of his youth King Fkl.•
aNV15.11,11,1 nhoittv 01 0411.a ha0 rgsa rlf)lyena-.1
(kn. hed which ho had himself howti
tvith watoblug with admira-
tion tho first, appearanre of th,t
green thoots through. tho ?foil, nve!t
to-d3y Majesty ft.:Kw/Idly does
saet.11 (1).11.1"( IA' n1(411:••(illogli hiattmtn1.1 0;11
11115 It, ronitalion of boing a very
clovor Iondsoapo gardoner, and the
, art lotioally-arranged clumps of (how -
1 oring shrubs and evorgreeno that run
aloaa the W0810111 81110 Of an. hall
Sandrinollam are chiefly tho re -
EMU of his taste and design. There
is also bort. a, wonderful rockery and
waterfall whioh ho 41o8igned, and
whicli is ono of the ploaaantost re-
troats on a hot day, There are
many shrUbs and tram at Sandring,-
ham which have born
PLANTED BY THE KING.
Few inen have a greator fondness
for a littlo amateur gardening than
djs. g0 Viet in' ti1e1119BOW6sWan
largo matntity of WAS of hardy an -
and atm the and even-
otial flowering vametios every sprarg,
tog poe3 out himself to water tliont.
The Omen cannot please him bettor
than with her ONV11 hands to place
902110 of the flowers of hig OWn grow-
ing upon the tablo in his library,
where he gots through the greator
part, of his State labors.
Ono day a friend of distinction
waited upon His Majesty on a mat-
ter of 1111411e:4S, and the latter was
instantly attracted by a peculiar
flower in tlie caller's button -hole. The
King natnet" it at (nice, which was
more than its owner could do, and
declared that. Ile fancied it was an
oVt.n. better specks en than some he
Wan himself grow -cg at the thno, and
of which he was tardonably proud.
Thero was at. once an adjournment to
the gardena for comparison, anti
afterwards nothing would satisfy His
Majesty but thst the plant front
which the nooeitav had. been taken
should be traced and that it should
bo added to the Royal collection,
TI1E KING OF THE BELGIANS.
M also something of a gardener, and
has been known to devote particular
attention to the propagation of
bulbs. Scone of his growing have
soveral times been awarded prizes- at
shows. Likewise his noar neighbor,
atmen is devoted to Rome
of the more delicato kinds of garden,
ing, arid in the spring and early
summer at Tlie Hague and tier coon,.
try seats spends many hours in Itott
garden among her own private flow-
er-boda. She is specially adept at
tho cultivation of pretty pansios, and
Makes quite a close atudy of tbo
ouahods of producing neW Spechtle.al..
It iS said that when she first be-
came cognized to her prosent Consort
slie gave him as El. t012011 of her af-
foctIon a flower whirh she had grown
herself, (Ind which was ono of tho
loveliest spot -Miens of 'Royal florioul-
tore to be found anywhare.
The Raiser in these clays lia.s not
much time for gardening, though 110
dots his beat to oneourage tho tare
of it In hi% humbler nubjects. In his
time, however, he has giVell it soma
attentiom mid, curiously enough, it
is rental that that branch of it
which intorestod him most NVOS the
cultivation of yogetables which de-
veloped rapidly and well, and that
A. VEGETABLE MARROW,
which was a credit to Clormany, was
once grown ender his oersonta sopa.,
intend:nee.
The aged Ning of Der.mark is novor
so happy as whon in his gardens in
tho summer -time, and lin takes, the
fontiost intereat in nil that grows
therein. 'rho Shah of Persia is ono .
of the most entlitailastic florieultur-
ista and horticulturists amongst tha
Royal porsonnges of the whole *mid.
Ile has many gardening arhieveMentg
to 1112 Credit, SperldS thousands of
pounits in the gratification of small
fancies 111 this reopect, and hia Weak-
neSS is so uotorioos tliat not long
ago 0, bold ationmt was made by
some commercial advonturers to
trin-1h10ottliP0s1iltbilti;itted to the Shnh
wonclorfol sehome for 010 formation
of a limItod' company and the co-
tter/SUM of a huge portion of Persia
Into a flowor and vegetable garden
or tile supply of the world general-
ly, Ilut the Shah was not so mad
on his tobba' as to be exploitod in
this manner.
DrPLOMACY.
"Papa," 00 bealliffill girt said,
brUSIling 1 he thin 10C1(8 baelt train MS
teinpleS, ".I hope you'll never ask mo
morry that 81tipid young. Mr.
Gitnpswich who comos hero occasional-
ly;
" Why , ray soot, Edith!" he
oxclalmed, "Into never thought of
such a thing, 11111; nOW that you
brat% mentioned him, I'd 111(0 to
kinky what's tho matter with ;voting
Clinipswioll. What is your objection
to hint?"
.011, nothing in particular, 1 just
though t,-"
"Look here, miss. want to
notary sotto (lay, and whon yoo (10
I (Iola tonna any young felloW I'd
rothee haVo for a, son-in-law. 11e's
fa exeellent etremastanres, comes ot
a good kindly, is porfealy stottd,v,
educatod, no bod habil.' 11110.4
looking chap-jost the sort, I should
think, that a girl would mkt:rally
((Ike a fancy to, tool you Might, eon.
Sider .yourself lucky if you got Ithra
What's the reason you ran't 0111111re
the idea of marrying hinl?"
boonuso Can't -of. hofore
neXt Juno, atiyway.”
Skipplog (may from him, aim oporte
ed the door and adffsporod to a,
yOulig Mall fit tho hag"-
Pflonio in, Alfoodi $t it off rightrli
Sandy flikes-Ah, Indy, ean't yer
help a poor sufferer front do Russian
war?
The Lady -Were you really there,
My poor nom?
Moldy Pikeig-NOnit, I Was a mehool
teacher till Sprained 11'10 Vole() pro-
ootiaeinu Russian moms,