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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-11-2, Page 6IIIF CREAU 'S CARE Di7in,e Love Has Not Been Revealed to Encourage Human Laziness, deipatch from Brooklyn. N. Y., SO01115, 110r11.11))5, We have evened Sass; Rev. lir. Newell Dwight. 1 them, 'then (mines hardship foul ati- preached Trom the fed varsity. Wo rooked foe delights and til.,1110w zse that ill,. Lord 11,, is there came bet ditrapponittnente. 0,33(1 CEIE1 11 is 11e that "nth utatky us all theee things lett mean 10 104 that. and not we ourselves; we ess• his Providence nestle more than our people and thi sheep of his pas- protection; it means our education, ture."-I's. e., out. put feet ion. The Wor1,1 may think that it is The best thing that you ean do for growing- Weary 0.11(1 11 ittay 3 oast of Et sheep may be to put it a ( ils deadening eynicism, but it still riohest postures; hero may ist some remains that there is an. 1.. er in- pr,t,1113. 100 W110111 the Ittt 11.11 nreashea! 101111111Mo of pee! who do mulling 1.1..tter. But for a mare sing, fneesteritlye this old, old song ter 1118 people, tile best thing e 0(1 and whir somehow feel isms -these can (lc ie 13) brOW 11i111 011 1111 0 1110 'Werth, ring doer frcau the Mort of barren fields. Where he Must 111 0; and truth, 'Ilia thought of the prose- (,•11, to tem clown his cirli.10s of (Immo of God may /mike 11.11, appear 1,00,1 and his tvall o5 eafety that he to sine when the sky. ie class the ninv ('0 ('21 to build liett,.r. Th., 118(1" 10.01(1 is firm 011 the tiller, hut only dest, dreariest life of all W011111 be 110 who roots the secrets f all 11s,:„ the one for which so mime (11 us are knows how this hope has talven 111.110101,11, the one unmixed with Soma to those who have 3.•en tossed sorrow' or dienl•Pointinents. 110111/0E4.11 on tile dart oolsers or The 11101110 purposes aro (114' best ' promises of l'rovidenee. The Men - Rely nise Emil good will not be ion - tent with anything short of perfee- other than one desire for divine as- lion. .If WO are, Hie creation WO Call iiistanee? Was not Jesus mistaken be- sure of Itis eerie when he talked of ono who car(,(1 for TILT; CARE TIIAT EDUCATES, 1,1'0U(413. Tiut how rnas- we know that. this deetrine of Providence has any root WHERE THE CROWN LOST AND THE NATION GOT A. BIG PARGAHT. ritishSovereigns Got Short End in Sacrificing Hereditary Revenues, When Queen el, torla age( ecl 4,1 Piave the hereditary revenues of the Crown at :he disonial of the natiou, her Mei:sty made a bad barga:n for the Royal Family. King halwaed did the same thieg when he mime (0 the (1111 1'1l1$, one-quarter Ensiles w/.11 - Throne, severities a cher yearly staa mats and the rents -Older Idelamy nuts of 1.70 (Mo. At, the present ute- Inittee the bread; hike, put on lt thin lover of the chogeed nuts, '' a dna of salt, eprinkle of grated ehoese sial rover with another ((3 jot', Not, Salads -crave, nicle kernels, and (hop enough mixed nuts to have a sops 1 of kernels; 0113,13 One one stock of celery Cueing eely the white of Pell Mall rind est . ‚3'5 ''i. Items part, saving the 015111, ',t (11) lea..es, garniehing.); sp0101.10 some relern have Oren greatly thee :n revolt . years. and OS 1110 lenses fall in the salt, and Mix ell 50;11 three or Tour ("onandesioners of Woods and For- 101,1...Tonefult 011 Preleleed Meat ests will naturally raise tlieie (1'1 131 or mayonnaise, or a. slew mends, They are doing ),0 yith (11'0''':11!,;'. This ea Le S- On great sucees$ now. An ins1nees is salad or tell ure leaves, a smak (Men- the Carlton Hotel, for whieh the t1 5' being put on one' 100 5, or it may ground rent wee only 2703 per nu- garnisbed with the ends of le. mon, but Well is now .n -1,;200 -an celery stuck upright in the sand bowl. The quantities given make suf- ficient for six pennies. Chest n Is rind Oysters,--liate Oleic batter with the yolks of two eggs, two tablespoonsfUl of cream, a spoonful of spinach juice, a little grated nutmeg; peel off balf lotion mines! fine, a little paid minced, and a little flour; dip the oysters in- •Olcitim0 singers (battled? Must We disciplines, and perfecto. All net- new lease a, (Inc of 1110,000 was with bread and fry quickly a lig.ht to this, one at a time, then color 1(3 - he vet7 sparrows? Were not these mot each fight our own battles all tore certifies to this assurance; it is pales She rent resirved la brown and set wham they will beep all n, record of the inighter power the last leases was 4400. alle club 111 alone. carve ont our own fortunes? 011 (00.11)53 the ancient cancer,- that works out pc•rfection, that de- effected an exchange with the Crown, *ion of God as an all glorious, a velops ever higher forms of life. And buying a piece of laud with build - perfect man have we not also oii-11 the great, wide open book of the ings on It, which form part of the grown the ancient Hebrew faith in acid and the hillside has the 081110 club. Two 1110551114-05, Nos. and bine of whom they sang, "Like as a revelation for him who will read as Sather pitieth his ehildrim so the' that "corded long ago by the singer ,Lord pitieth them that fear him" ? of Israel. It is a goocl thing to lose faith in But in the process of the perfect - the Creator's care if we have been resting in it as an escape from duty, from the exercise of our own ener- gies. When man allows himself to be pauperized by his faith in Provi- dence an experience c,f poverty may teach him A COOD LESSON. 'Divine love has not been neer...filed to eneourage humen laziness. 'There is no difference between trusting to luck and trusting to Providence with your hands folded and eyes shut. though night settle down every- 'Kensington a - piece ref land held with The French do not consider that There are too many people willing where, though hearts be near to Ne. 1act, Kensington Palace-gaedeits, they have dined without a salad, . to glorify God by waiting. for wages breaking, and eyes know no rest was rented at La 158., but is now while the Spaniards and :Hellions go they 11/100 110V00 earned and harvests from tears, yet the infinite geolness •1•11-8 .158. a step farther, their national break - they hae-e never sown or cultivated, is over all; the will of love will 'yet Sir Henry Seymour King, M. P., fast being composed of a salad with Men cannot too soon' lose that kind be dime and the work of love is the lease a 1.) nod 10, Pell-mell bread and coffee. We Canadians Etre " - • o 1 f • ti this( feet mulleins -the wisdom of the ens - M.11.14+7,e14/4440,42.14411.2.14 py. 3i4TIN Horne NUT RECIPES, Net Samiwiehes.-Clesa the lints fine, inalEilig a mixture (if one-half 11, mem the inz lion Is making a profit on the It areoniitc(1 to XII 2,500 1,i5 year, iH increasing very rapicile. A11101111; 1110 1/ropertY I 11(111 05516310d 1(1 the natien ware (0,1)('0'a3 lo p111' (1)1133 of the 51 011 01111, 12101 11.111133 11111(.11 enormous imam v. WHAT ()NE CUM) PAYS'. Amens ither recent chenges. in leases may se mentioned that of the Junior Unit( d Service Club in Charles strest, which Is set for sixty years from January 5, 1008, at a rental of .C2,300, The estimated an- nual value Le 4,1,800, Mit for the 'ro keep silver bright without Vet continual application of powders, d11,1101V° a small handful of borax 10 PfIll Of 1101, Water MOO Put the silver into this cool let, it. stand for ettveral hours, P0111' 011 the IOWA, 1.11150 the (11'1101014 111 OICIIr 'mato., dry with Et stn. cloth, and then itolli-11 with a legatees '11114 is a quiet: mialmil of plate cleaning and a view (elective one. Cruising fruit without Regal. has cene, to he qui c, upprovc.E1 111,111 Mu(1 thoso w110 huvo tried it insist that fruit. 80 canned 14151 ell (LS it did when perf,,etly fi,esh. The pro - 0 eis Is simple. PrePare the nein 511- 1.11(1 usual manner, plats' Poreetal"- Ities1 r3refien (lig 1(01 th s enamel (lit -Minns kept for the purpo.,,, and mit 0101. it 0110lIA'11 00111 10111,11. 3.3.1 10000. 1 L-111 131(3 fruit sealding hot, coal then 1111 jitrs es full as so:el:Le pouring ill illire (t11110 10 1110 1111. Seal tightle', tisteg all pre- cautions to insure a peeteetly WEALTHY FOR A MONTH $UDDENLY ACQUIRED FOR- TUNES QUICKLY SPE/TT. How a Collier Got Rid of 13, French Novolist'm Way of Doing Tt. The sud.len n0(0111.1011 uttachiun. totned wealth Is responsible Air many st range Neel on the part of the lively enriched, treys Loudon Tit - lilts. T11101, II Durham (millets after Inheriting the sum of .t.20,000 from an 1111110 who had emigrated to Aus- tralia, purchased a mete and fele:110 elephant from a teaseling ineringerie, 11011 a large told gaudy carriage built, to which Ito luteuess..1 them, and then drove out, with Ills wife fool children till stopped by tint pollee, Ito spent his money in sly. meals, chiefly at race end Is now once more 0 humble collier, glad ol tight, Jar. the (,j'34"43. 31'L'33 tieanty wage that To clean hair bre:lute never "0 he rereiVEH 011011 weele from the clerk in the pay shed. ense ()I' ft 01100 popular Vrenell novelist Is still remembered 111 Pori - vest from two or Lliree cepital books eight for use. Dip the bristles in and that took till Paris by storm, the out of the water till cleen, tekina earn not to wnt 1130 banho thn ituthor purchased.n. pane) in Italy, 0311101' bet 10(11 -11' 01' SOAP, All 110111 (11Se0101' the 110,1(1-513.4 illO1 1005011 them from the backs. Dissolve soda or borax In hot 1,' 111 and lot it giu almost cold, 0.1,011 it will be just oX bru.bes, 01' their polish nill be 2222 tit° ittviclin• 022stle 111 spoiled; then rinse in clear, (.. 11.11l- a -01011 1101150 011 the brush neer the fire or In the sunshine cold wa,- 'eeniinli I 1 I mortgaged, the smash came within Champs Islysees. 11 teemed his 31(11" t01', shake 0.8 dry as poesible, and dry, bil.1011 10 1)05Seilfl as many residences stand in the air till perfectly as a prince (il the nlood. Although when the bristles will be as firm (3(1 21 2 all these properties Were heavily still as when new. Ine.ver put a a year, uncl the novelist, loaded with to dry, foe this will soon spoil the debts that he would tuner bo able to color of the bristles, Browns -That are choked with dust rePaY' hair, and threads cannot do elective CALMLY DISAPPEARED, They Should 110 kept clean and was afterwro•d recognn'ed as an hot. Have ready as many Pn arago"vice' if vou wish them to sweep clean. Arab Leader end lord of many care- ICeep a pailful of warm suds 111 the 111111S plying between Herres and chestimth QS oys1.0111, :41P11..(1 alld blanched, rob a piece of butter ov i . ing the 500,:08 rrOVIdellee Eaten. strange indeed. Perhaps a MAO can the Cafe Royal, sleuth were met el boils up thick pour it over the ors- ' l•t fort --one bottom Cif sauce et sink every sweeping day and as of- Jibutil. • • Ths novelist, xv110 bad adopted a flour; put in thel'allicipiaonrdilifl'ar01:1r1 fIiit;1113 ten as the bloom become. dusty take it to tho sink, dip it up and down in suitable Arab name, stood high in the pail, shake well, and continue the the favor of the lernperor Menelik. sweeping. Then, when all is swept, Consumption cut short a career that wash it once more before putting it for variety and adventure far ex - away. Not only will the broom weer cm:Clod any romance that the novo. longer, the suds toughening the list himself bud ever penned. splintees, but 010 carpet loott .Another "freak capittilist" was n brighter. Many 'use a sprinkling of R1)(11111'111 lady of Iladaioz, who, win - salt tefore sweeping. this nine. .240,o00 in the llardla lottery, brings out the color, it gathers: collected the inom,y and set, out dampness. Do not sweep from one secretly for Prods, leaving her hus- Ode of the room alone, It, will wear, band and chiltiven in complete dark - eleven and shortcn its life. Carpet ness as to her wbereabouts. Eight tiWeepers should be freed from dust. months later she returned to her and threacie before being put away, home penulh•ss, but accompanied by and as the brush wears off it should thirty huge !trunks, the contents of which riccounted fOr the V0l,31IS11021 1,11011130,11(1S. 011 arriving in Paris she hall ap- parently set about spending her money with a will. Clothes of every 5, Glasshouse street, 010E0 f013/1001y the 031.01.00S, a blade (If mace, and a rented at 1.1e0 per ;Annum. They have eup of White wine; add the chestnuts now been let for sixteen years at and let them boil tender; tgicken .411125. Two other places in 211tI8se 'with the yaks of two eggs beaten house street, forming the back of with four spoonsfal of milk; When it no more understand the infinitely higher and more intricate purposes years' lease 11 112130, that are being wrought out in his 11101-1ER RENTS PREVALENT. life than the plant Mtn comprehend in Jerilyn stre:it Nos. 7(1, 71 end the 1.11,•4)ri0e of the botaniet. Here 72, and 21, 22, 213 and 131, Bury in the strugiffe, often bruieecl and street have been leased anew for bitter at heart, a man needs faith , eighty years from 11'02 at £13t10 for to know that out of it all eoines the first Year encl n.1,000 per All - the good and the glory unsearchable and imineasurctble, that though rig•ht may seem 10 be 5001'51 151. num for the rest of tee term. The furmer rents es -ere i131379. Where the Crewn d11es:401r11153 its property in TWO WHOLESOME SALADS. tors end SOIWO. :Baked Chestnuts. -Shell end blanch one quest of Paragon chestnuts; boil fifteen minutes' Will EL teaspoonful of salt, and boil five to tee iniesitcs longer, or uutil they ran lie pierced with a fork. lieniove from pan, orain and cover with cream samer or drawn liutter. of faith or learn to call it eoutplished, that all things 1.0 lowmgd a trifle. A trifle of oil steins squeaking of the wheels. Too few housekeepers know how to butter pans in the most approved way. A brush, is a more thorough coal a much neattr way of 0.3)1313') 1(1 description and artificial aids to the butter er lard to pans. Is. paint' 1100(1 L' hied eaten up the whole 01 her brush answer the purpose, but fmtene. Dresses, costly underwear, one of the best should be chosen, as! corsets, boots, glOVCS and hats, all f! marked with the names of the most We are more than the 1.71 03) of his ing together 10e go", the greater years from 1902,, and the prouis,s torn of serving salads. The so-called „„ i, (i11'11 1103. 80 (800(1 110.11801' pasture we are hiS people; there- good well worth the wait ing for. form the 111 105521 bank. The 'rest salad greens are very !valuable for the bristles coming out, end it la.stsl fashionable makers,. represented the ee- gifts of plenty and paths of peace, 1 tl • • s it is 2800 for the first ; for theie cooling properties, while the much longer. After thoroughly Ing the brush, soak is overnighe la I maining trunk$ were cusmotics, false wass_t fourths of. nee purchases. In the res fore Providence Me011/11 more than This faith defends the heart from under the last leases was 1:57t3. len- i (ho potash stilts they eontain, MO it means often weary WAYS, tell, cold water. When ready to groom', hair', figure improvers, face creams, fight-111gs, SOITOW. pain, dark nights the pans melt the butter or hied, clip chin straps, cures • for obesity -in !with no stars. It ineans ways we in your brush, ond paint your pans.' short' every kind of article advertis- eannot understand, Our plans have 13y using a, brush -you can go irito all ed Ity "beauty specialists" and the been for ease and peospe•••te- ' .. is. • it parts of the pall, which commit lto done when Et paper is used, nod the quacks who abetted in all big cities. Beyond being the best dresed womaa fingers should not be used. When in Baclajos for $everal seasons, site through wash the brush thoroughly had reload little benefit; from her in boiling water. good Teepee. • MORE EXTRAVAGANT STILL despair; this hope nerves for nobler two years and £1.,525 during the • dressing served with them is usually endeavors. 1 Nothing causes all • • sidue of the terni Denman and of high food value. things to work together for good better them the confidenee that the worst that out be is yet a way to the best that is to he. Co., Limited, for 19 and 20, Picea- Thou are two iketclous ways of dilly (1055' pay 1.3950 as ecimparecl serving cabbage in salad form, The with 11.1511 males an ,•arlier lease. first is celery and cabbage salad.. The rent of 81, Portland-plaee has Remove the outside leaves from a advanced from 4:5 -to 11125, and tho small, solid whiter cabbage, and cut fine paid for the lease was .13900, off the stalk close to the leaves. Cut out the center, and 031'031 11110, using a sharp knife. Let stand one HIS DEBT TO CANADA. hour in very cold water. Drain, and wring in checee cloth to make as dry THE S. Si LESSON INTERNATIGNAL LESSON, NOV. Li, Lesson VI, Esther Pleading for Her People. Golden Text, Pee.. 14.5, 20. LESSON WORT1 STUDIES. Note -These Word Studios are based on the text of the Itttvised Version. Queen Esther. -The name "Esther" Is derivect from "Isla," the name of the, great flabelonian goddess, and WEIS giVt'll 10 t110. 1101'0111e Of 0111' lesson story prolitthly her beeotn- ing wife of the Persian kitig, Her proper Hebrew nanie was Hadassah (comp. EMI,. 2, 73. She 'was the slaughter of Abilmil, a 13enjamite, and cousin to Mordecai (Instil. 2. 353, Her ancestor, Kith, had been among the captives lecl away frons erusalem by Nebuchadnezzer. Left tin orphan, Esther WAS brought up by her cousin, Mordecai, who held an Mike at shushes in the palace . US Think not with thyself that 001110 10 10,33 home a girl from Prince the king (('35111,2. 5-7). King Ah- asuerus, the tvell-known XPI`XeS of nd she has ever thou shalt 08015p33-3131-13.11110 had not Edward island, a at dna made knoWn 1100 11111 11)1131111 Sinen remained there to brighten it." profane history, having divorced his to the king, but this barns known 'this bit of sentiment, from Mr. to others, ii nut also to the king hv Capeon was greeted by vociferous this time, would make her etlealie lin•Ilipplause, Clearly the Rhode Is- pessible since even 0 member of the'ntheer eine snroaseee 011 iso ()there, king's harem would he subjec1 to a APRs, the 11 101101. 011e Of Captem's col - decree such es had 1)11011 15811021, I 1011g1IPS, anquainted with him It • Then will relief and deliverance! ono hie (=fly, saw; arise to the delve front another plaie1 '''Viiilr speech surprised me. -it has been 110111teil out that the: 11,.100. that 70 „ wir„ 0.05 from IMMO Of CiOd (1008 000111' h100 1 Prince Ildwa isl end." book Di Esther; still this 011(1 othcr ,.Nor 145 sho.,, i.„„11„,.1 obut passages' in the book indicate the our cook rams fro2ro 11)133. p1oc" faith of Mordeetri and others in Je- hovah (comp, 8, 2-1). 113. Shushan -One of the three cep- itais of Persia, situated 311 the south- western pert. of the empire, He 0 reek name was 30 (1(0. 331 inedern name Sus or Shush (comp. 1 . 11-7). Hathach-One of the king's chain- litElains Whore he had a3)daiiit1s1 to attend. upon Esther, the queen. Afordecai-The cousin (or possibly, as some have thought, the uncle) and former guardian of Queen Esther. 11. The king -Ahasuerus, the X,,r- 3(05 of profane history, king of Persia from 485 to •165 B. C. Mr. Capron Expressed "qis Grati- nn possible. Mix with an equal (man- tled° Without Specifying. tity of celery cut in small pieces, and moisten with Frellell Messina. 'The members of a nava] committee Refill the cabbage shell with the mix - of the House of Representatives not ture, place on a plate covered with a folded napkin, aucl garnish with The inner court -The royal thron. so many years ago had lIE little cruise chamber and principal audience hall in the waters of the northern At - of the king. Mettle, At St. JOh7l'fl a stop wets be put to death -Literally, one in his Washington received much attention and. th-are the men from There Is one law fm, him, that he made. law, to put to 11,•alh. That is, un, from the Canadians. At a dinner king's law or custom in this matter one evening the Americans vied with is one and linchangenhle. Every if,- the Canadians, in expressions of tender into Om royal presence, who. friendship and comity, Among the ever he be, regardless of lank or. sneakers wan C°ngressman Capron stet ion, was pu i to death, 1 of Rhode Island, and it was general - The golden scepter -A long 1aper-1y agreed that ho made the hit of leg staff, the emblem of royalty. 1 the evening. I have net 1100o auned......th,se thir,,, 1 "Gentlemen," obseeveti Mr. Cap - days -There ste•nieti, therefore, 1 It tie , eon, "it is indeed difficult fer me to ei °habil I ty (if Esther having, r o !say anything that at all approaches early opPortunity to present her 3)5,15 1-510 eleverneas of the speakers pra- te the king uithout risking her lifs i ceding me, but I arn in deep sympa- by corning unbidden into his pres-' thy with ell efforts io strengthen ence. We have Imre a glimpse of . the ties of friendship between our fonale life in the harem 05 the Per -!two countries. I'ersonally. I rest sian king. 'under a semis of &op gratitude to- ll They -That is, fIcithach and ward Canadians, especially thee+ of others the islands. Many years ago there wife because of Inn* failirig to comply with his commands, caused search to he made for the most 11,0.1111(u! maiden of the ('0(11(11 to become her see:tissue, The choice foll upon it:e- ther, ''101'the king loved Esther above all the 0.el/1013, 81101 she ob- tained grace and favor in his sight more than all the virgins; 210 thlit. he set royal crown upon her head, and made her cnsieti instead of Vashti." /11 1110 counsel of Morrie - est ISstlier 53311 not make ktiown her paroidneu and race to the Icing at first (Estli. 2. 50), but af ordeeal himself Eta heart was a loyal tfebreW and worshipper of Jelloveh, As such, refused to do reverence to Haman, the Agagite, who 101111 50(1" 031113 to the king in authority arid to whom all subordinates did 035315- 31(100,This independence of Almelo- : cal, the ..iew, so enraged Haman that he Mim aedn , ot only the death of 13334 Emmy. hitt the 11.5311343,10.1 of the oil Ire Jewish people to whom afordeeal belonged. 'that, his 151111'- (3(1'0l(14 1)11110080 1.0118 1102. sticeessfully carried mil was (303,11.() the inter- vention of (beton 'ember, 1.11, (1'.1,0 third any-Cleuntins front Wearer 121(15031II 15 fuel. ill (15.3 wetter risk of 31,'o 01011 Mr. 831314055"4'(3Ihe the day of flse agreement ?lel 5(1(1.')) thew se ings open 811(1 shuan t, ti not royal :001gment chamber of the king, Atoreaecii ((13 tiaaaii 1), Ise only propel the Wearer along like interesdel for bite people, sled 1101,1(1,13/bng ei(1(413,0)) width the o les, but ('1101110 311)11 to maintain an lir/night (111011! the downfall of 3115- 0341'.','11("3)3. to rest ‚(5.4)5 (((((3',. Ts, upright 3)111113.303, from the w(ds). up - Man and the deliverance of the .1,•ces, fast , I i/P15'1,10,11.. Probably 35.01,3]. A pearl hell demonstration of less 113'l 111134 of Olt 1)00(3 1.13(11 story of 1111,1,11 for0e'. nye lione..i• III,' utility of the 11100)11,30(131,3131i fli4 13.00011.13113.110(18 jillorp0lip. toll for 1101' (1(151.0 1 03Eit I uppiEr,.1-11) (‚(5( 33! 101.1111.1011 IW 1 110 310.01,3.03',,people 1,3111 the topic of 30-ila3!'8 2, 10.4111' 1 7, 000 01.0 34813 of awl its eilieli (my end Rossaving qua I it (1)4 PI early ehown. 01'011 When luov inf.? ((534)30111 Om Ode, TVs/ nien ern 1,3150,10'r 1111111 they Ill'e 1/11 10(1 (i0 thall 1107 Are White-Weetletl, LIVE-SAVIN0 H CLOTES, A London toilet, has invented a new life-saving coat and gaiters, With which it is possible for a par- ses', yee for me-Teis 3',) 1112,,,,' trot; soli clothed therein to maintain an rorlajoly ig [0 (0, obsam noes, s a upright position 0.13011 1111.1110050(1 itto porposs or iso fast In 1111, re.,„ the water, even if not possessiNefuny May be assumed to hove been prayer knowledge of swimming. The coat, and suppliestien seauesah for resembles in nppectrance All Ordillary 1 111.1011 1100 Of 1 110 .1,531(1, !filet coa I , iti is lit ted with an T111`.0 (18,V$. eight 01' (NW -Compare note on 001110 I, 15111)W. Not seem, to the low-nutlaW referred to in verse 13, above. air bet ahleh is inflated through a 35(3(0, gel tors aro fitted 5333311 two Instils wings or blades fastened to the heel: of thn heel, /is the 1041011, I 1,0(10111 Illp: (010 11 0101 rol'i 1 - VerE.Efl 1 El. es -After Enilier , 11153 11,,' 10 011 I 01'050e. 30310111'(1 100111 10P5filI0331'15 of liorde- 11, 11. shall bi. 133( 14(1 thee mein to Cal thai the king 11811 sitcliad n 11s- hen' of Ow tingalont-An et:ample soon 4(11 1.-3]01'33111231 tile 0.3 30.1113(111331)21 or Orli Mal hyperbole, 11.1i, !simple of the alines in all ','al'to of 1118 do- 'waiting of which was "Then shalt 110100 anything thou wilt Etats" SENrENCE SERMONS. was the Russian gentleman who gambled away an inheritence of 13o' (10 who serves not sins. 000,000 rubles (2600,0001 within a An empty head cannot be hallowed. year, and was only saved from emu - :Love runs over but it never slops plea disaster by the odd chance that over, he had Papered his bedroom wall All our debts to God are payable with hundred 'ruble notes. 31.e ended to 113011, by giving Russian lessons for a small foe in Paris. The exploits of the late Marquis of Anglesey aro Paralleled and exceeded by those of the son el a wealthy Hungesian sugar refiner. The young man not only had a replica of the lioman Colosseum. erected 011 0113 of his estates, but would himself de- scend into the arena, in imitation of the Finperers of old. Dressed as a, gladiator and armed only with the short Roman thrusting sword, he would engage lions, tigers and boars in single combat, often paying as much as 411,000 for the specimen that furnished him and his friends With a hall hour's eeterlainment. 'rile Hungarian authorities put a stop to these savage exhibitions, and while the remainder of his \mettle lasted 110 118c1 to content himself With an ordinary 0.11'0115, lie died drama', Whell 011 the verge of being /teetered a bankrtipt, inkling poison at tbe close of a farewell feast, to which he had invited his neighbors end tenants. celery tips and parsley.The Plea ter gold ilea not make Celery and cream cheese salad MI 1110 oidrn 08130. very easily prepared. Wash a 10- 0en1 cream cheese, and work until smooth. Mix with one-helf cupful of llnely-ehopped celery, season with salt, and make into balls, :Put half of an langligh walnut shell on each side of the balls, and press slightly. Remove the balls from the shells, and arrange oil lettuce leaves. Pour OVer a French dressing, sprinkle with, end pettish 5513-1) 0151110110(3 cot to represent either tulips or chrysan- thontuns. SEASONABLE SUGOESTIONS. Itoasted Oysters --One pint of oyEe tors, ono pia of milk, one table- spooefnl of buttes one tablespoonful of flour, and toasted bread. Salt and pepper, melt the butter, Fall' Ill the the505. flour; whe11 smooth add the intik, whn„ ood wants a „„), ma, in season to taste, and let it come to ahead lie frequently gives him a a boil, Bake the oysters in their 01:11 handicap, liquor until the edges curl, eut the It takes more than a brotherly toast in pieces about one null Wide manner to make up for the laek of soil two long. Put one or tWO oys- business method in religion, tors an each piece and pour the ntillt Many a man's denominetional eon - gravy over all on the platter. Victions ere ia inverse ratio to the relate Ne111.-8eleet several Me" denomioation id the coin he 'drops ilium large, round 130131005, rish and scrub the potatoes clean, tha c.°11°ethln. on a pan, bake In the oven. When well deist ea. a piece from the top and remove the inside, being careful not to break through a potato 1)1(1(311- You cannot glorify Cod by despis- ing his world. In moral matters one and one may make El, 1111 111011. Many prayers are long only because they are SO thin. Only a evooked heart will lustily its acts by twisted texts. People who beat about the bush got none of tho berries. The man whose life leads nowheve is (1310.01' late in getting there. It takes more than a, drop of sor- row to sweeten Et sea or sin. ' Many a pessimist as to 1153(31312113.3'finds his premises in his 01111 1)01101.. The only way to lighten your labor is to fInd something to love in it. When a crian brag's of a good deed 31 is because he lcnows so few of JAPAN'S POPULATION. japan has an area. actually 27,- 000. square miles greater than the D er, HOUSEIt meth salt, who ite pe - British Isles and 5,000,000 more ta- per, and butter. Add some hot habite.uls; other words, the 1(0- (('001111(0- (('00111and enough egg yolks to bind the mass. 5313(11, a small (18(51 01)1(103)1(1011011 of Japan is 47,000,000, while that of Great 13ritain and Ire - molting tube the size of a straw in- land is but 42,000,000. .183)011'8 pa - to the seek, put in the mixture, and pulation exceeds that of France by proceed to line the :Melteto resemble 9,000,000, of Italy by 15„- 11 bird'S 110Ht. Bake for in'e minutes nearIV 000 000 and of Austro-Eurigary by 500,000, Outside of Asia there are but. three countries in all the world NVILII stelae' populations than Jae part-Itusslat the United States and Ciermany. POST OFFICE) The profit netted by the English Postmaster -General (luring the past year reached the 911111 of 1141.,81.0,10B, which is fee in excess of that ob- tained by atty other Post Oflice ja the world. Russia shows the near- est approach to 11518 amount, the into fine plum, put them tete) the postai rorninfs in thot country itn, 11(4.1150 ra, Jars 13i3,11 clean, MOW IV 1(1(111 (tile latest publ(shed) smelting water and NVP1 1. 'limy will not 119,582,770, no 118,1,22,250 C110055: sernleh the finest glafig. of expenditure, in EL het 05011. 54 1 1,h 1 meat entrees. Garnish with sprigs of feled Parsley and serve. Green liens Cream -Simmer boiled green peas for ten minutes in sWeet cream, season with butter, melt, and a little white pepper. Servo ill ft deep vegetable dish. If they (0'c ,,5'l 'flavor a little sugar will im- prove thent. -- USEL FU, laNTS, Save all your egg, shells 31101 when you ward, to clean preserve Piss or r b vinegar crush he egg shells Chloride of lime and water will re - 111000 ink earns front sitter If Well robbed on the thine end then wnse- el oil at 0110e, the silver beng then "I' suppi,se you have your surveil!: polislind toy orffloorfte, 'I'lso (111(253 011 girl problem'?" Mr the purpose in four ounces of "Ves. lify husband says every chloefile of lime to one and it half week that Ile iliten not know where pints of wane. This may he 1)03 ho is going to ga the 111011e3! to pay tled rind kept ready 101' 080" TI 11.11 It GREATEST PROBLEM, AFRICA'S SCANTY TREES THET ARE F.ICA.TTERED OVER. WIDE AREAS. Iler Foresta Aro Less Extensive Than Those of Other Con- tinente, F3'IAT1 1EI153 ON II11113. Ostrich plumes aro EIS much of a necessity to the London costes. gia on her outings as aro the pearl but- tons to her masculine companion, and the Mg trimmed hats with their drooping feathers aro fandliat in all gatherings of this class. Many of the girls cannot afford 1.0 keep their money tied up i01 useless plumes, and there thrives brilik illdUSIWy 111 the hirins of these feathere. The loan of a single plume for a day costs leit 25 coots, or for $1. a gorgeous trio mity be had' for an (luting, to 1)0 rethrned promptly the next morn- ing. Watt ther conditions determine the terms somewhat, since a, wet or foggy day will take the em•I out of the feathers and make recorlitig see- essatas for which " 'Arrlet" has to pay en extra, 25 emits, On a Bank Holiday some shops rent ((',5S0000311 hundred plumee, while 011 other ors eueicsee there is a stetcly trade with young wometi wh wish to adorn themselves 101' all outing. NEW JAPANESE ANAESTHETIC. A natural painkiller lies Ng been diSCOVerod in a, iiepanese he(l) to which the name of Scopolamin has been given, T•he new anaesthetic 1(4 said 1.0 S0051E11414 111 enemy all other hithat 0 employed Ineane, The sap extracted frorn 1110 plant when in - Meted under the skin promotes a deep sleep of eight or 111110 1101110.' (11.11`211.1 011, WIl011 the subject awakes experierces none of the (11,5533)'0110 313)141 seneatiOts or dengeeous niter- effecta a the 1155141 anaesthetieS, The natural fonsts of Melva are. less In est telt than (31054,. 01 (ow other contima on the globs, atel South Aides iS 0011111011011 1.0 severe a part of its lumber supply from for- etell soll. Extensive ewes are being steale by 11(1., South Afriean 33(1 ('('08" to presurve mid build up the forests there. in order that the mil- lions who inhabit, the continent In Cho (.mm.1'411,1301 10 come may lie ben- efited thereby, Not 80 emelt lumber is needed just now, lextatise there has. Mein a great depression since the close (25 the doer War, With 1110 1'0- 14131 that he country 1f1 1103. lit 1100110 e5114 at ail el tractive to hunderants who would go into enrienit.11^11 11101'ealltile 110 rsu it s. So: oral 315a18 Will 511.088 130fOre IL wlIl 11,111'0'111e along those Ilees, and, 11M11 0 {V, tho 531'00.1 111011.0 1.1 th11 continent is in the cl,,velopment (if Rs vast minerel resources, unsurpaesed enywhere in the woelil. For the outside capitalist there ATP great opportunities, for the storehotere uf riches, under the. ground has hardly been touched, but fol. the man of small means there le little advantage. The natura1 forests of the cape are. scattered over 101(10 areas, -mostly o(5 the coast, and for the purpose of efficient handlin33 are divided into, five or six districts, or conservancies. each of which is placed under the care of a qualified officer. whose duty it is to See that they are worked ta. the best advantage of the (*wintry. The department of woods and fores- try has 100de advancee in the establishment of sylv I cell t m•e. Thou- sands of acres of waste lands are 11010 1150(1 in the, production of useful and VAT,CIABLVI 7111111'5311. Some millions of young trees have 1)1,011 plantel 3 1111(100 the direction of the forest officers in control of the several tree -raising stations, rind to further encourage this Industry throughout the colony young trees. are supplied at soininal charges to private land owners and publie bodies by the Department) of Agileuittien. will be many yeses before the eolony can supply anything like the qualitle ty of timber required for its own consumption. This is partially due to the devastation occasioned by floods, but, more frequently by the great fires which sweep across the veldt during the het 50050115, Tho 9Y81.1111 (If forestry there 11010 makes peovision for guarding against this wholes Ile destruction by tire. With this object wide clecteings are. opened up around primeval forest boundaries 50 as to keep down any excessive growth of worthless scrob or tall grasses. In some ceses burniugs are permitted under strict supervision of the forcst ail- thorities. which add to the width of the protateled belt. The young pleat- tations are laid out in blocks 00 sections, from BOO to 500 yards square, which are marked ole by ilre paths thirty feet wide on the loner sections, and front 50 to 100 feet wide on the extreme boundary lines. Labor Is employed throughout each year to keep these are paths proper- ly cleared, coM to attend to All 01.1101. work connected with planting. In many crises shelter belts of fast- growing trees are planted in rows of ten to fifteen deep on the outer boundaries, in order to ward off the hot or strong winds from the silents of more tender age. Special regula- tions in the forest laws further facil- itate in the protection of all classes of forests. Forests on the African continent are not like those here. Whether due to climatic; conditions or to the soil, they do not exist SHCII VAST EXPANSES of territory as 011 3.310 NO11t11 Amerie e0.11 continent. They Stretch along in thin tracts, and do not compare with the forests of either Elmore or Asia. For this reason, over possible means is 'taken to preserve them, cold the government decrees that forests shall be worked so that in anv one locality a, young and better growth may succeed the old forests which have been removed; that the quanti- ty of wood cut each Tear shall be such that the fores1 may be 15(11311" t31111011 at Et maximum of proclue,tion, and 110 10.01,0 wood cut beyond that Point, and that all trees shall be utilized and turned to profit, cement those requii•ecl for the conservation, productiveness and improvement of the forest. Many harelS of elephants live in the ivory huntees and are hunted only are now pro - forests of Africa. They toeted by the governisient against 1.11a 011 special permit, rarely vented. They inhabit '1.110 10111 brosh and many lives have been loSt in trying to cap- ture or slay them there. If orai of the beasts detects the presence of a man he will usually make off withotit troubling him. but if there m.0 more than one they will trample him to death, Meg who have wandered alone into the veldt nave been foiled svith limbs tor13 asunder and trampl- ed into pulp, Parties of people trav- elling In waggons have been beset suddenly and all lcillecl, :Horses mid oxen Shiver and become much fright- ened when they intuitively divine the preeence of the huge beasts which attack them. However, the ela- phants live in an 111110habited (301(71" try and Belch tragedies are (Ampere- tively rare. OXISN AS ItACTIMS, Attempts are bc.ing made in France to train oxen tor saddle -riding, and several races have been organized to teet their capacity. They litteet been trained 1101 only es racers on "the flat.," but aim in; successful Mom - 01% The beldle 0.11/1 Saddle Wied °re 5111111 1111' in 'vitalist design to those for hiniters_. 4 A broltert promise linty lits 111011- 1i(1n013, 11113. 11' shines the eeack..