HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-7-13, Page 7"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"
Corruption Shown Ira High Places
Shocks the Nation.
A ilespntelt from Brooklyn, N. Y.
saysliev. Br. Newell. Dwight Hillis
-N.:melted from the following 'text.
int seta 11 eot steal , "-7 he Eighth
C01011771 Minient.
During these latit few days the
whole city has been 8118.13e114 by tho
revelationt: of corruptiell In high
pineeti. 'rhe tine great theme of eon-
vereation on the street care, 18
homes, in places where men antemble,
is 4170 newly discovered eritnes of
some of our "leading citizens," Cone
forever the good name of certain
bankers, Merchant:4, 0VC11 senators!
]Tow ore the mighty fallen)
Some Men are plunged front this
TRAITORS TO CIOD ANT) DIAN.
The Serpent leaves a intle trail 01
tdine, on every thresheld OVer Nvhich
it erae ls, and 1 hese Men, now that
they have come or are coming to the
end of their greedy Bees, htve left a
tortuous, eintious, wriggring track of
Infamy, 'lliey havo taught our
youth to take unfair advantage of
their competitors, to Art rich quick-
ly, to bribe city cutincils hy gifte of
otock-it 18 one long, blimk story of
sett Mg the worst possible example
for young nem, and those who adopt
1.1161r 80.110ds must surely come to
enthrewlentent, secret thefts, flight 10
foreign countries, Imprisonment, and ri rief-Li levelly, sickness,
hour into an abyss of infamy. One even suicide. hor can theoe 1,110111 As one from whom mon hide their Pineapple fritters are made by stir -
report follows $wiftly upon the heels ea°aP° tbtdr .1.°1i1a1"8,1411ILY' 9 •1 ° face -Or, "he hid no it were his face
, ring thin slices of the fruit, which
harvest of crime is inters and Duero front us,' The reeding of tho llovi- has previously been Pared and soaked
of other is'porto, One by 0110 great
alone, Porimps the 10811111 '.1 sign Edon in this (...a30 'o' n3 to give the, in lemon juke, and eugnr, into a hat: -
figures in the field of business are
being eafrocked, exposed. It, is a or the times is that them reports, better sense, I tee prepared as follows: neat the
these revehttions io newspapers aim Esteemed him not -Literally, held whites and yollis of four eggo miser -
long, elekening tale of graft, corrup-
tion, betrayal of sacred trust. magazines, theee sermons In Minim- 11118 of no account. al ely. Stir with the ,v0114:3 a cupful
erable pulpits, these editorials In the 5, olio chastisement of our peace-, of Pour and a little salt; beat the
.. A few men, whose 80190 of honor
has beim atrophied, tire trying to press, these speeches in the forum, The pain inflieted for moral ends , 1711X3,aro Well, 11 lld add two table -
with remedial 111 tell 1 and needful to gsoo
i nfus 01i
excuse the actions of these thieves are till bringing' responsibility homeMaim, and laot, _Nth, 18.
to these men who represent wicked- Proems' for us nem, ans
(comp, Prov. 3, It, f.): "My son, de. , , , , 4,4 ,
ant glossing over their :hens; but, Pal'doll. 1 he well beatim 371104'R, The hat t ev
fortunately for 01.117 city, the over- rums in high places; and, better still,
to the great intelligent public itself. spise not the chastening. of .1011074333, 11. apiimi.
I sitcom. oe sewn enough to drop front
wheleong majority are soiled In mor- thme mare the aixim demo, "(1o41 for whcnn Jehovah 1070111 he re-! Bring a quantity of lard
4 to the boiling point, and rry therein
als and 'their some of honesLy
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shall
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nvery work into j(1113-
porovelh."
1 the 011008 of pineapple clipped in hat -
is cfreeh and unfea
cleecl. eArm now'
men
t,.itsgbig exemplified. Elven-
8O. Eliav erypp0430 1.0 his
down way --Voll:
too.
whoa shoaro of ap, 110148810atevoltfrom tho 0l 04311181 that hithtne Lronest and richest of men 118.70 1l1 individual selfishlumulmet andbrown drain on blottingpaeand
veto have been clothed with honor, not been able to escape retribution. interestl -Serra on a napkin with tiowderettRih men whee11108.21(0 has been No trarsgreaSor can ('8043011,te, T188,'m'7pencihsmouhDidnt 'sugar.sought on public occasions are now groat ones of earth" have occeivet,urmur , 141 4- hlInapple ohortcalce makes a finespoken of in terms or 001110000. In fl . 12,3. 111 an
a thousand homes parents aro read-
ing to their childrn the names of
these oTendere. rehearsing the story
of those grafters nti 1124111-4' them for
warning nd alarm. It is a terrible
thing for a public man to hve his
narne hold up for we Imre herd, The things now
sgoken by the prophet, who, us one
among iia 10.03)30, 81113)4.118 of himself
AS (revivingwith 1110111 this 111('811114111('811114311or report, A negative aewer24001)19to be 11111111411 ity the 111tetill. '1'00
Strange 711111 wonderful to he believed
hits ben the message eoneerning the
humillatiou and subsequentglory of
the fieselah. It Is not believed en
epos(to nom, lns the firm of Je-
hovah (ids ower) been revealed
2. Ile gnsw-The Servant, Liu, Meo-
slBerms. im-1eliovith. Pineapples are plentiful and eletip there are ans,. limb (11.' turpentine
414.2')11((mils,. piass-„iamthetimeat 11118 seasonof 14h.01431' and. nty ill, and then you can turn 31(14311 seen.
vim?, 4(13' 1"411hu'18 the humbandmatt" !le1(8:1l{PP(11211)1111(:'ttit'nt'ti"
(John 15. 1). fit bediencto thei 111, ilriss.S4141:1;41)pleeong4:
featbee's iii em.ii nseam,fisah,1 petite. A pits:aple omelet112 dell- I11light side of 1111' carpetitt)
al fleta Meldels Child ataing11201115 01141 1101Y be made to 0(17(4111 413') spirits of turpenine berore 10(1131413.grade:111y unto 810113111 am! mum- 171 a haerg dish, Beat fuer eggs The spirits must not be used near a
110011. with a teaspoottful of lemon juke light or lire,
As a rootout of clrg ground -A and e heaping tablespoonitil of but- Before petting limey steel 110121'4'15p1e010118 plantin unpropitious ee. When it 3103188 to 000114, pour which are not to In, used, dip them
andsurroundings. in the eggs. Whin they are 1201,1 anal 111 a 8111111ion of 1111... IlariS of soda
3. Ile Waft despised -Note the pool, nicely browned on one Hide place in to on Of 14.411 02'. Wipe thoroughly,
107790 used throughout by the propht the middle two heaping tablespoon- roll in ilunel, and keeIn a drY
who ,,1i1'1)8 All this 811(Tering and lits, fils of pinespple gratd fine and
iIiation of the Christ as already sweetened 11111 sugar. Vold tho
aceompIished omelet, turn on to a hot dish, dust
Rejected-Bettr, forsaken, some powdered 3031144' over it ant
serve al, once.
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take them to a gildr have (1(01114rogildeci.
Now shoes are often diffiult to
01e014.. Take a 1)03, lemott, reit 0
over the len they, and then leave the
141)0(14) to dry, when they will be
found to take thpolish beantifolly.
Alothe in I'alotet tho mot 116 aro
18 a carpet turn it bacand troll
on 100 wrong fide with a hot flat-
iron. Then sprinke thfloor under -
math with turpentioo, pour-
ing 31 lido theraelto tho door, if
themeelves.ButtheMeek°hasil
SC1O1IN• AND OPPROBRIUM
in the preeenee of children and
youth. The world will novel' again
be the same for these men who
have been guilty of wickednees in
high placeS,
Them astoluellng events emphasise
041081 the peril of high poeition and
the certain retribution that over-
whelms public transgreesors. Treneon
is ball in the private soldier, but is
doubly hladt in Life general. The
higher (ha man hath climbed the
harder 'the fall when retribution
comes. Office and honors send a
good mune into the remotest corners
of the land. Once the Marl has be-
come bad his high office but serves
to publish his infamy,
In the olden time King Ahaz stole
a field, King. David slew Uriah and
Achan hist the wedges of .silver. Their
very position set them in the rillory,
and thenceferth all the generations
.of men have scoffed. Tho man 111 a
high place has the influeace of a.
thonSand 111044. It is give41 to a
stogie leading citizen by example to
debauch the. youth of rut ening, city,
1(100(1, there are four reen Who be-
long to the past generation who were
awn of great industrial genius, end
who could, by productive Industry,
have nehieved by creation millions2 of
dollars each. One or these num, a9 a
sicie play, cornered the produce mar-
ket of the West and taught the young
men or his seetion to speculate and
steal, The other bought opecial Iog
(00111 political machines; a
third dealt largely and scandalotisly
In watered stocks and lying enter-
prises, and the fourth compelled re-
bates foe himself and tin:whacks from.
his competitors. Thole influence for
bad, 1),y V0719011 Of their position, hes
lowered the standard of righteous-
ness in the entire nation. With the
left linnd each ono of them men hat
tried to do some good 0.3 compensa-
tion for the enormous evil wrotight
by his right hand; but, in LIM long
run, they have betrayed the people of
the land, played false to the public
and been -
THE S. S. LESSON
INTERNATIONAL LESSON',
JULY 16.
--
Lesson III. The Suffering Saviour.
Golden Text Tea. 53.6.
LESSON WORD STUDIES,
Not,e-These Word Studies for this
lesson are based on the text of the
Ilevised V01171.011.
The Servant of jehovah.-0111. Les-
son passage for to -day 11.1 the laid
and greatest of four so-called "Ser-
vant passages" (comp. 42. 1( ft.; 41),
1-6; 50, 4-2), The reference to the
Seevant of Jehovah in these pas-
sages, and mere especially the refer-
ence to the mirroring servent in oar
lesson for to -day, has always been
regarded by the Christian church as
a direct conscious prophecy of the
Chriat. Againat this prevalent view
some have algued, explaining the
Servant as a colleetive idea 103)10'
11011(1113 either the na11011 of Israel 00
14013)e smaller comnataity within the
nation, as for exemple, the prophetic
Order, the faithful renntant, or the
ideal 131414e1. 1111100 in many portions
of this same prophecy istmel ia re-
ferred to tis the Servant, it 10 argued
that consisteney of interpretation re-
quires that the term "nerVant". shall
in Very case be taken to have the
001110 meaning. Others think that
tho conception in the prophet's mind
becomes more and more clear and
genii i le as the prophecy adYnnces
from one gage to the next, beginn-
ing With the thought or (ho Servant
n all on, advancing to tho coneepti on
of the idea pert:omit representative
of that nation, and eillhelnating in a
clear and eonscimis conception of a
personal Messiell. Possibly the lat-
ter VieW may not be far [rein 10311111'
(01,11.1)13 the admit /nets. WO knoW
that tho prevolent view of tile Chris,
3414311 chineh regarding this last and
len, disguises 114370 been torn to , use is flak
was talent away -The Hebrew of this
11.
probe- 8trawberry shortcake end spread the
desert. Prepaar a rich crust as for
11111
shreds; society beholds these men as
bly• the sentle is that3, oppression and levers with very thia 2111 (21 131 13011
they moo no one is deceived; though judicial procedure brought about 1.113 juicy pineapple that foe several houre
these men live a thoueand smart, they
death. Thu rendering of Ole entire previotittly have been closely covered
have broken the commandment,
cannot recover public confidenem they 'verse in the Ilevittion 317(11 tho pro -1 in a, 413811 with. powdered outset. end
liable sense of the original and is a I the Pico of two lemone. Place the
"Thou shall not steal." Thele finan-
cial -careers has been graft, bribery,
corruption -luxury supported by com-
mon thieving. Their riches are
cankered, their purple is moth-eaten,
TEEM GOLD IS RUS'PED.
What pure and poor boy would
give up his poverty and hie purity in
exchange for the present position of
one rich youth with his violets, and
his reputation, plus his wealth? Or
exchange hls cheap coat, earned by
Industry, for the spotted toga of a
discredited 801111100? The In of these
Men who are 081708e11 ill (Adel 're-
ports Sas been a living llo and the
working of the country whose earn-
ings and savings for wife tied chit-
dren have been osoandered abhor the
very name of these dtrectors and
Managers who htive betrayed their
solemn trust.
And the end has not yet come, The
work of purgatiort has just begun.
The whole republic is waiting. The
heart of the American people is
sound. Only a few leaders who have
made too great haste to be rich have
become rotten at. heart. The mil -
Bono are honest, and the millions
are going to cleanse themselves from
the influence et 11108e 'vicious officials.
Retribution these 111e11'9 lives Is
like the decay 111 the heart, of a great
oak; at last the storm comes, turd
then the great tree, that ist rotten
within, goes crashipg. down.
The lesson of the hour for young
men is: Accept, 110 wealth that you
have not fairly and squarely' pro -
&teed. Avold all juggiery and re-
Inembee that tho world 13 against
secreey. Before embarking on any
financial eoterprise ask yourself ono
question: Are you perfectly willing
to spread out 111 tho eyes of the pith
-
lie every essentinl detail of your
plan? If not, avoid It. Comb pub-
licity. Above all else, build in the
oPcn if you \vould keep your good
name. See to it that your children
shall !levee Bad you in the pillory,
held up to public more. Remember
there is 710 happinees for the man
who has broken tido commandment,
"Thou shalt net steal."
laN11,11.0010/14
greatest of the Servant paesages Is
indorsed in tho Nov Testament
(comp. 'Acts 8 26-35), and cannot
therefore have been incorrect, And
certain it is that all Messianic pro-
phecy of the Olfl Testament reaches:
its culmination in this lifly-third
chapter of Isiah. Written centuries
before the advent of the Blessiah
whom it as certainly portrays, yet
reading' in every line as if writ:ton
under the very shadow of Calvary,
it must ever stand as the most;
wenderful instance of (11711101y 111-
833(10e73 prophecy of a portmool Mes-
siah who was to bo the Saviotto of
sinful Men.
Verse 13. Shall deal wisely -Liter-
ally, shall prosper. 1113 career shall
be crowned with complete success.
Exalted , . lifted up , . very
high -The coming exaltation of the
Servant in contrast 1.0 his Past
abasement is set forth in this and
the two succeeding verses (13-15),
which verse8 aro introductory in
character, briefly stating the import
of the entire passage.
14, 15. These verSes are to bo
taken as a single compound sentence,
as tho punctuation of the Revision
show',
Alt mosey were astonishocl-Amazed
anti horrified at the Spectacle of tin- BUSINESS SIDE OP WA 13.
tical clause which ((13,108114 explains SLOW TO ANGER,
paralleled suffering. The 9(1101114110-'BOTISEITOLD DINS'S,
A St C g1.1' of War haft entailed the m-
inor° detail the repugnance felt "A inan should be slow to anger," Ink Spots oit Mohogany.-Ink
by those Who behold the Servant in "Yes," anewered the woman with spots on inahogany may be removed thrirg 0f elmr1°°°° 8111" 14 111°110Y
ill the national ledgers 1)1 134)2 1411111
by being touched with a feather ti 1)14
termer abject condition. daste11 Nyith, and .Japati. in the year Jnpan 21311)131
a, look of patient forbearance, only pod to oil of Atm'
8250,000,000 on war expemot; hos-
SprInklt-The verb rendered to he shouldn't invariably postpone twice its quantity of Water, The tile, t1 150,000,000. 30314111 '5 naval
sprinkle" moans literally to scatter getting angry at tho opuoyances of 33)0 3140(1 should
ceremonial act of demising (comp. supper table." 183 Well and quickly
had to enter 385,000,000 against
(a liquid) in 5111011 drops," os 10 tho day until ho sits clown. et the losses cost her (315000,0(3)); itheale,
Cleaning Gold Framos,-To clean thio item, Japan Nits her loss in
Lev. 4, 0), Thom shall the Servant, . 4, --
Once shunned EIS unclean, make cleanHE gold 1410t1110 7,42111)08 boat the white 311119 at $75,000; 1 1.1101dits rapt -ore('
T
many nation9. of an on; (1131(10110 Plat of (103(1 0(141114.19 bas cost her $75,000,000
1Yerte10 of chapter 65 3)005(11131.
21he fool 4100.2)41 14 know a goat
od wer; moisten your frames with this The defence of Port .tkrthor demanded
, s -
vloW of 1,110 MeSslah's cateor as ho thing when ho f;008 11; the laXy man mixture, 1151/13 a aponge. Then with an 083)0101101re of $250,000,000., thus
appe
ared to 1118 contemporaries
41o'1eso'11 s
eize 3, goOd thing whenhe a oft11a0111carefillywlpoTakbrinying'tlod:1)1t'81(e1 10131343 '1
tho time of his groat humiliation* 1"°W0 8). 5000(0(1
t1i,yeIleetyifil,on51ledsertos7,00(o,0001011)etlses1100::iy: obut 010 bridm'aideara
that isthe period of Ida life among glve frame light rubbing741 and losse:Tepees expenses ore to wear y:ellwand you can i1119.311101 10 . There is 5431111(3414113114, 31017 ld bold tho frames ore not doo0311 001313114 only just over o of this huge ho1tat Will go With Etonys tem
Our netIage-Literillythat which 10W Much youth hinks it knoWsafter thi14009.141110(41, you had bettr totat-$205,075,00o, 3)
1010-
great improvement over the render- feint belween the layers and on top
ing of the Authorized Version. I of the cruets and serve with s81ee1e4)-
9. They made hie grave -The sense (1d 'aidfiPed cream.
is that of the passive construction. Pineapple eclairs aro a pretty and
"they" being indefinite.
"Ilis grave waS made," the pronoun' delicate dish for hot weather. 'rake
the weight of four eggs in ougar and
Wicked . . . rich man-Appently as-, half their weight in flour. Add a
sociatod its thought since the rich are' pinch or salt and a teaspoonful of
frequently arraigned by the Old Tes-j baking powder to the floor and eat
Lament ProPliete as esPeelallY guilty 1 it. Beat tho yolks of four eggs until
of violence and deceit, nelther
which were found in his mouth. of thick, adding 43111301)431017 the flour
1and 80348.1'. Then stir in the well -
10 gg beaten whites of the eggs and a tea -
life. stins 1poonful of vanilla, Bake irk small
a a sateady oven. When nearly
of his 1101 many shall be brought to
11. ny the knowledge or himself_ cold spread with plaeapple mama -
Apparently referring to the prophetic lade and place two together with the
activity of Cheist in which ho taught rounded gides out; cover with a pink
meit concerning himself and Ids 11118- 1411433 flavored withrtineapple.
Mon, Frozen pineapple is made with a
12. Therefore -Because or all that syrup or anger anti water fa the pro -
he has suffered and done, portion or a pint of syrup to a pint
Will I -Jehovah, in whoee name the °I grathd 111ne0°111°' the juice 07 two
prophet is speaking. 1,111004 end ilie vetted rind of one.
Divide him a portion with tho Strain through a flannel hag and
greaL-Exa.1 1 at ion, and glory sh al 1 r''''"'". 1
81314108 or p1;11,1„ean1r,pitalf frozen estir in
Out, of tribulation, suffering, and of etare awl stir un Li1 the ice is
cut into the form
follow his suffering and humiliation.
combat.the Messiah is to come foeth froren solid. Place in faney moulds
humiliation among Men is to be Jamaica Jolly. -Jamaica jelly is
victorious. The purpose of his life of
gloriously accomplished, for since he made of good, canned 3)111.08.3)3)1 0.
bare the sin of many, and made in- 11081, soak one ounce of gelatine In
tercession for the transgressors, 11,111 a pint of cold water for a con -
many who Were trallgrOSSOrs ',liven& ale of hours, and if not properly dis-
hful shall be saved. solved stand the basin containing it
-4 OVer a sampan Of boiling water, then.
INVISIBLE; UNIFORMS, adil all the liquid irons the tin of
Experiments have been conducted PineaPPI('' the juice of two lemons
and the thinly peeled riwd of one,
recently by the Danish Army to dis-
cover the form mid color of an ideal four ounces of loaf sugar, and half
Uniform for warners on active son. a pint of boiling water. Strain
through a jelly bag, and if necessary,
vice. Frequent marches have bean
undertaken, the soldiers being eloth- clear with the whipped whites end
the shells of (810 033 nave a
ad I(1 14°1.1°" d°seriPti°118 °I 1)1218": quar34 mold filled wilh cold water
tunic, jacket, and cloalc, a no
on each occasion the blouse has turn this out, pour in a little jolly:
given the best results, A grey water- lay 00 it, a few sliees of fruit, out
proof material wets found the lest 8,711. Allow this to set, then add
as head covering, and those soldiers 0100(1 jelly and pineapple till the
equipped with la,ceri boots made of 10001 11' fined' 81°114 for six 110110°
cloth with raw hide soles achieved More turning it out on a dish.
the 10113081 marches with the lenstTo can peas, pick as fresh as pott-
fatigue. As to color, the most ad- sible, and then add 1 tablespoon mit
vantageous shado depends largoly to each gnarl can to Ile filled. Put
upon the conditions. Under particu- in the peas and 'shake down ae ('1090.
(430 circumstances the garments which ly AS possible. I?tti, on Um rubbers
wore found most. difficult to distin- aad fit tops if iseeessurY. Put in
guieh were, in the order given, grey cold water to 1111 all 8110.0e9 between
blouse, dark grey cloak, bright blue the Peas. MeraW tho tops on Met
cloak, clerk Idue tunic, dark green enough to hold, and set in a boiler
blouse, and light blue blouse; whilst of mid water. L'so hay or a can
the color found most suitable for rack to prevent breaking. Put covet'
general use is considered to bo a, 7110. 011 the boiler to 1(001) the steant In
chum shade of grey with a sli4Iiit ad- and boil two hours. Then remove
mixture of green. cans, fill full with boiling water and
--.4. germ,' on tho tante tight. :301(1(11 to
the boiler and boil one hour, then
APPRECIATION. set in a Warm place to cool gradual -
Sir, -Your wife is held 11S7 118 for lYiletratn°nrc.lietl'iya te‘Qctice-liaorrke Piilaciteetne-
ransom, She will be detained until .. , . , ....,. . , „ ,,
tiling 770W la cage feting, aim googol:
hy101i1i. deposit ton thousand dollars ar-
dor the oak tree at the top of 1.1)0 fullYidailitY;as well. 111ash 2 bananae
The Black Hasid, (Inc with a potato another, and owe
Dear Sirs, -Your favor of reoaat thatn sprinkle tho juice of a small
date received. I have deposited un- 10,00n. To this arkt tho white of
dor the oak tree a trunk containing 1 egg and beat onti1 white and
the rest of My Wiftl'S wardrobo. 4108.12113'. 1Tave ready 1, cone cap
'Yours truly, ,S, 1,), rronpooko, white gnat' boiled with a gill of
.f..----... water 1(113411td1 it 1001119 1), soft tall when
-...
dropped in water; pour this over the
ri.m.,:a. THE BLAME. egg and banana 11111T4 beating brieldy.
Trite llils stir 1 largo teaspoon gran-
"Ily the Wag," said the talkative ell • gelatine which . .s-
elatedhas been.
barber to the bald-headed man in
solved in 1 344311114141131011 Werra Water,
the Chair, "(114.1 you ova Ley my hair
1001 0?'" boating all the time. Whert cool and
"No," answered the victim, ,qtrili beginning to thicken, pot oetwena
wasn't what caused my hair to fall 111)10" of cako °lad° anor anY goed
out. I'in a, married man," recipe.
place,
To Keep Cut Flowers Fros11.-There
aro several ways of keeping vet flow-
ers fresh in their vases, if you put
a Piero of charcoal in the water, or
a few grains of eal ammoniac, the
elfeet will bo Very ben eieial. Also
cut 1.110 stalks at the e31,13 every day,
and remember that, flowers with
A T2111tX13X.E B,BTRE.A.W.
Memorable Reverse of British
Arms in Afghanistan.
' With the widow of Col, Robert
Waller, who him heit died in Eng-
land, there (lassos away the last
known servivor of a great teagod1'.
'111, story Of 11177 memorable retreat.
1 39, one of the :mildest lit mill-
i Ille areiky from Kabul, in
tavy tuatabi. It 807711177 alum:A in-
credible that 11 eompany of :Asti:set
thoesetel should in, an eight days'
111411•7 11 170 redured to 81813,'-liVe fan,
NollS. and lhat out of tile Whole,
331 1 11 1hs eXcept ion of women, chil-
nen, and a few wounded ofneero who
were willuirawo 1e:110 the army on
111,, third daY, only 0110' 1111111 1.0
rearil Pellets,. 'Yet sach aro the facts
of en 17191a1100 of savage treachery
and brutelity.
lt would be hard to tell just what
otarteil the Afghan uprising; it pro-
bably grew mil of many e43718.00, and
wan a 1,10 1. of hing standing. The
ostsmible reitson was the eirculation
of a letter, staling that
the native elder:: wets, to be seised
by the British and sent to London.
A well-egipped division of about
four thousand live hundred soldiers,
of whorl.: 1418 handiest and ninety were
Ieuropeana, was stationed at Ellabul.
(11.14431, 71111 of sap, 26(411 as daffodils
1171717P, With the ealtrip-followers,
4410,111,8 ormed a company of :sixteen 1.110141- 1(411,1113481, 33,111 last longer 1.1,4.1.ht:,t, f
are slightly slit 'slurp i
' sand. An Asiatic 11(113) of not more
Janne/ in wilier. Some flowers have
then ten thollsand Men, totally sla-
very It a 818.1 '.0 0(3113 last, notch
torim.i. that, 03(1.11.3; the 3'l (1,'. am, disciplined and 41,1111111(4.1 of artillery,
imams for imitative, will keep fresh, fureed surremier. Akbar Khan,
t he Afghan ruler, prmulsed the de -
with care, for quite a week. feted safe conduct out. of the 000(1-
11h» gas 3101.08have bem
coe very
try and provisions stifIlcitut for their
dirty with smoke they should he first
soaked in warm eucla-water. .131111 10 1"al.°1*
um water a to, drops 01 ammonia She Englirkh 'departed from the can-
tonments one dreary January day.
Iteep 941081 Covered the ground and •
the col d wag intense, 'rhe Women
and ehildren. were termed in (10018,',,(10018,',,or palanquins, or mounted on cam-
els. The 01110008 and soldiers were
on foot. The anus, had no food, no
fuel, no tents to cover them, and
they hail surrendered their arms. 113)
1111, first night the suffering was
great. The promised provisions
never came, and there was not even
water to drink. Many ate of the
snow, hut it only served to 111-
Creamfl their thirst,
The next day the march was )'C)'
8110101), and new horrorsnT
begu. he
ariny was forced to enter ino]
Rh
Kabul Pass, a narrow way five miles
lone, traversed by a fierce torrent.
This icy stream d had to he croose
twenty-eight times 'by the weary,
faint Mg travellers), But this was not
the worst. While the British: were.
ill tile pees the rebel native chiefs
attacked them, and killed over three
thousand. From this time on the
slaughter 81(15 0043131111111011S,Word wao sent back to Akbar
Khan, entreat ing protection and
food. He omit no p1'0v18101:4, but
he promised to pat the 140011111),chil-
dren and wounded officers into
safety. Under eocort, that portion
of the company was carried to n fort
where 1 hey received Rome oort of
care, Some of the 43'0111(1)il had not
(noted food for nearly four davS,
The rest or the army struggled 017,
dying of hunger and cold, and being
shot down like cattle. After some
days Doctor Brydone alone, of all
the force reaelied a place of (44133't3,',(44133't3,',A little later the children
rind wounded, under .A,kbar's protec-
tion, traversed the same road. Th
e
path on both 5113-08 '0'0,9borilered
with the dead, and aft the 310(13'170-
11)e11 p011181111 they recognized the faces
of 11104,' 10,1111108 and friends,.
This retreat from Kabul is the
moot "tinned reverse liritieh arms
ever erered 111 Asia.
en I wash with a svell-saaped flannel.
1311181' in (dean cold water and dry
11'1 11 a 1111 n glass -cloth.
To preVent matte mustard from dry-
ing and caking in the 117 In:lard-pot
mix a little salt whim making it,
end it should always be 10(1(14) with
beillag water.
if it is desired to oliut orf the view
of any window it can he done Very
Cheaply 1731 (1188010111g in a 1 1 1 10 hot
Water as Much Epsom 9111 1 1.7. as lira
water will absorb. Paint over the
WindOw, while Sot, awl 310(1will have
a very 300.1 imitation of ,gromicl
334315,
Cornier Sanceparet 01100111 be cleaned
on the outoide with salt. and vinegar
and on the inside with soap and
water, after they have been filled
with water containing a. small lump
of sods, which must ('01110('01110 tO the
boil. Kns Kew ti9112>1,11111.1 be set over
the fire with boilinsg water in them
for several home before auything te
cooked3m them.
Gold jewellery, 8(175 (131 authority,
may he perfectly cfittimed by being
placed for half an hour in a bowl of
warm water, to a generous
quantity of ammonia has been added.
Stir the jewellery around in. the
water (or a moment, cover the bowl,
and lot stand.
Silk stockinge, colored or black,
should never be washed with soap.
Warm water should bo lased, and the
stockings 5110111d be 8111(1007.0(1,8111(1007.0(1,not
wrung, and dried in the shade.
JACK TAR'S DANGEROUS WORK.
Fraelising the laying of mines is
Carried oilt with so 771 11011 Secrecy by
the Navy that the gelleral public get
very little chance of watching 111030
interesting operations. Vow occupa-
tions are more dangerous, and pro-
bably none, in the Navy require so
much skill and nerve. To mine a
harbor quickly several smell Litt
w
poerful steam -launches, or pinnaces;
aro required for the purpose of tow-
in3 large open boats which contain.
all tho tackle and mines-stuall buoys
loaded with a. powerful explosive.
leach or the open boats is manned
with as few men as are necessary to
deal with the work, for the greatest
danger lies in the rapidity with
which the tackle leaves the boat. A.
false step n11310 mean instantaneous
(3eath, for there would be no one014001)10for a sailor who happened to catch
his foot In a rope's coil as it was
leaving 1110 side. Once under Way a
sorneivhat big 7111710 Can be laid in a
row minions, but it takes nearly as
many hours to recover(, fully ellarg-
ed mine ttS it takes minutes to lay
it.
4--
A 0130TISLE GUN" 11'0R SAFETY,
• Caught in a very severe gale in
mid-Atlantic recently the German
mail -boat Pretoria. found the value
or pourin3 oil on. the troubled orators
to prevent, the heavy seas breaking
over the vessel with Oisastrous ef-
fects. Times without number this
method has been oimloyed in roug11
weather, and now ft meg device has
been invented for the parpose of
scattering the oil over a. wider 8(111.Vice-Admiral Ouimare-s, of the
lion Navy, has brought forward a
"bottle gun." Tho gun is made of
bronze, but the chamber at the
breech which contains the propelling
charge Is of steel. The 1)007041110,,
which Is loaded at the breech; is 01121
inary Wine bottle 1111c4 with 8881-
0111834141ee11ed in oil. When the gen
is discharged the bottle is broken,
and its rentents scattered over the
water 100 11, comdflerable thstance. By
diechaeging the gun every Mtn -
MOS a SIMS/thee 3101111141,1,3,'3101111141,1,3,'is 02(1110do
for the advancing vessel,
POISON FOUND IN EGGS
NAY ZNTEB, TlIEX TXMODEC
G
TBE
Son/xi Facts Disclosed 'by the
Baste= Institute of
Doris.
:1» a case which has just boon 1.11501
in Purls before the First elu0310401)1144',n pastryttook RS $11(3d. by twenty.
iiVo p018011141114 who had been made 111
by eating scone Of his cream tut%
an(1 by the h('1('6 of a twenty-sixths
who died
of it. Official experts 1,1013,4
ed that it le utterly impossible (7790-11
to make 8000 that whipped 1)10010.0011t4311111n3 white of eggs unbolted
shall be innocuops, however fresh
the eggs may he; and Professor Moti
(11111111017,, of the Pasteur institute,
definitely stated that "eggs inay be .
poisonous even before they are laid,",
owin3 to the possible p013801100 of
1)44.131111 1114 the white of the 1171103(1 egg.
Whilst In the particular caso un-
der discussion 0110 Call give no 143117
Orn on the specific cause of the al-
leged poisoning, the possibility to
which Prof, Metcholkoff ('010(8 cannot
be gainsaid. When it is remembered
that eggs of worms, seeds of grasses,
and other visible objects have been at
various times discovered in egg
white, the possibility of the presence
of hacilii 8.i))1 the ptomaines pro-
duced by their activity will be ob-
vious.
ITOW IT GE
GETS THERE.-
The foreign bodies referred to aro
prestmaobly shut in whilst the egg
is being coaled with carbonate of
limo in the uterus of the hon. The
presence of bacilli in that cavity of-
fers a very ei8110p15le explanation of
their preSenCe also in the white of
the newly -laid egg. The egg at the
commencement of its voyage down
the oviduct is uncovered either by
while or shell. The albuminous
"whit e" covering is added Whilst
the 033 passes through the oviduct,
and the shell is only added in the
100e1', enlarged part of that duct, or
uterus. At the same time, the pre-
sence in the unlaid egg of any of the
bacilli usually associated with food
or ptomaine poisoning 410/1101115 to be
estabulilicheatin.
RS Ole INFECTION.
After being laid, the possiblities of
infection aro enormously Increased.
The dirty feet and feathers of the
hen may be coated with myriads of
organisms of the most virulent ac-
tivity, and the porosity of Lhe 1411011
allows germs to reach the white from.
outside without much difficulty. At
first, it is true, tho normal eggshoU
is coated with a mucilaginous mater-
ial which to some extent hinders the
entrance of bacteria., but it is not
an absolute preventive, and its ef-
fect wears off in. a comparatively
few days. Still, its presence af-
fords the reason why eggs should
be wiped, but never washed, until
just before they are to be cooked,
for washing. removes the protective
covering. Eggs notoriously absorb
1101 only germs or putrefaction and
disease, but absorb also odours and
flavors. Thus, when packed in musty
hay or straw, their taste becomes
nsost, unpleasant; anti some little
time Sillre a consignment of eggs,
which during transport had been
placed near a cargo of apples, were
injure(3 in flavor and depreciated in
market value,
PILOTS OF THE RAILWAY.
WILL MAKIN°, A LUXURY.
"It is a curious fact," said a 10143'-
yer, "that women enjoy few thing's
more than making a will. Some of
them draw up their own wills with
disastrous 0011800110110e3, as in tha, drivers have not been familiar with
case of a rich lady who tilos. a Lysol the "road." and not been cautious
every item of her estate, but had
or enough to obtain the assistance of
pilot drivers. It is not generally
weeks ago. She had disposed '
Nerlteltl.lens'S'll,'Sudtothh° known that railways have specially
01.11:L0'71BU 3147111(1110. /41101.1101' Altila0N1.111negr
lady, whose Will I drew up about trained pilots, men who aro thor-
oughly, acquainted with every inch of
dor nearly every month of the certain lines, and whenever an en-
ieil ftwelve months ago, has added a Co -
Year. One prized article of jewellery "13111"
is engaged on a new
"run" he is accompanied by a pilot.
she had already bermeathed to quite
a dozen relatives and Mends; awl MAN'S STATURES DECREASING.
thero are certain other ortieles 193- Is the physical steture of the ha -
longing to her which she steasifaotly 2nan raco diminishing? If We take
('011(1409 to leave to anyone as yet, the lowered stendard of height acs
That is what sho tells me, but I (opted by the liritIsh Army as (wt.
have 30011 groundo 0)1' honeying that donee, tho answer, as to the United
she has another and a more recent Kingdom, at all events, might 8e1111•-''''
will made out without legal allele°, to be in the affirmative. in America,
so that in the eatt all her ironies 1,00, there 4.90181(14.90181(1 Seelll tO be a Sheet-
will have been to no purpose."
age of men of inches; for Now York
has to accept men for its policetoree
4. of less height than ever before. °Rua' '
"Who owns that painting?" cities in the States aro following
INSINUATING,
or,„ 3'O
„ tem „, eh, t he p I e Wm 0 0 Seeretary of State for India. The
me?"
:mot I at net um (mast. 3. am .A. great irrigation project involv-
"Again I say well done,"
the buyer."
"Well done," suit.
ing an eXpeuditure of about $26,-
000,000 has been authorized by the
INDIA'S IRRIGATION. .
---......-4,-.....-.
is mine now."
area 130
1110431111(10(1
mmanded by the cartels is
about 0,250 square miles, although
,AT BR(5AKFAST, only a small part of it 81111 1)0 remelt-
ed for a, 110011)00 oC years to come.
"Bather odd," remarked ilia fat In this arra it is estimated that
boarder at brenkfast, about 3,000 square miles will Le ie.
"To whet clo yell refer?" humired rigated.
the landlady, onspielousiss
"It's 810111130,'' replied the land- BUG BURNT 51411114.-.4.--.
'This 11010',1'; I found a heir 111 it,"
lady; "1 parchased it for combed AIM() rushed in 'Nora the garden,
honey." where she had been pickieg 11017019,11
a- + She was badly stung by 11 bee, and
.vosilg wffe_„oh, mamma pa mv was holding. on to her finger and •
011(11114-.irone 0(8 11)43 itac
ere, /k! Cba.,. .1"°1"11g l'1111°11Y'
Vother--"Are yatt going 10 canter- ...Oh, Mattitnit,"
lie has been bittee by amed do tr" sho cried, "I burned ine on a bug!". '
31151tho 8101(11(11" young wire -"No; You can't a)Waye fele whether a
but 1 wrint#to curl noe hair, SO that 111011 is 80 bationtive to 1113 171711 ho -
'1 Can 1•1111 701' 1.110 1100101', I10 be ea1190 110 lOVCS her SO 114.11C11 01' 19
gs:10kt"
yullr 1131110021)81413 ;yet'?" afraid Of 1109'.Rosalle-"Il'eve yon chosa
en ny of Prityn.--"I oupposo (19 a matter of
MIS.Y-"YeS.-- fact, a ' baby is realty Ootlihrg• but 4
Fenny Lyon."Rosalie-"Why, I' little animal?" .Popper.-"Yos; the
thooglit yen hated her," Itrisca,'No, difficulty IS to ' tell What kind."
Pettytr--"What elo you meonO" Pop.
,
per -"Well,, 1080(31 elatsify 3.2firi When
/in motto ono mintito 4,00-24101Ve the
next.P,
An engine -driver unacquainted with
tho railway road over which he has
1.0 travel is in no whit better off
than the captain of a vessel which is
voyaging in waters unknown to her
commander. Sloth take terrible risks
of losing their charge, and bringing
about greet loss of life, for whilst a
captain IS faced with the danger of
submerged rocks and strong currents
an Ongine-driVer 18 similarly placed
as to steep gradients and sharp
curves. Many of the worst railway
awl:teats or recent years aro attri-
bnted entirely to the fact that the
, •