HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-9-24, Page 3HARD PROBLE TO SOLVE
PicCures of the Labor Conditions
of the Present Day
(lentered accera tea to Act, of the Pits en, Leo mission 0g see ineweeeionas
Menem el Otteuea, in tho seat. (hut „ ,• ,
Thauftand eine Ilundred and Throe, Phu('ch, sou ever stop to realize
liy Wm. Betty, et 'Voltam°, ot tho that in the congested districto of
1. of Agriculture, Ot(awa') you 4' tenement 113306111gs there in
hardly a. public placo for a working -
1 despatch from Ohtherm snys
man tO go and get warm except to
/nes Fret* lle Witt Talmage peeach- a suloon, there 1/1 harly a place
sd 11:"m the 11111°":111g isst 18'1110 Where he can go to meet the moot
eiv, 213, "Mon goeth forth unto Ms
eac00010(1wants 01 pis physical nature
work and to his labor untoo til in a saloon ,
? Inerefore can wo and
evenieg." dare we decry tbe wisaion of the 111 -
The ordinary nverage laboring man
MI tilt onal church in f 'might ng
w 111:1411 Irs's """ 1 0 sus• 4'0"1" whole:4311e and elevating amuseinent
the p3113' 11331 and pertineet question,
for the workingman and a resort in
"How is he to epead. his overtimes'?" .
which Int can speed a pleasant social
This iii to he our theme, It is to be eve_ „
our subjeut for two reasons : First, ening
Wealth} tomorrow Is Laboe day. It "But, ' some one says, "how then
is 0 day legalized as n. holiday 113, do sem 3.11stingulsh between the work
t he $ .3113 10141181M 111189, durieg which
ell thoughtful men, and women
should disrliSS or hear epeeelies upon
the great problems wbich afTect the
laboring (lessee. S0011 (3 subject as
"Labor's Evenings" naturit11,v grows
out of 0, Labor Suedes, service,
1, is ollr thenle because 11118 immi-
nent moral and spiritual problem
can noVer he rightly solved by the
laboring 13(1(14 ulone, nectiS the
help of sympathetic men who lia.Vo
capital widell thee Call invest in
educitti one' amine newt 1.1(13 1, Will lives, it 18 C0101101481 1.y the exigen-
yield them in ('('1 (('(1 in higher (411- cies of its work 1.0* keep creed and
(''1113' 013(3 gratend loyalty 10 taei,. denoteinetion in the background. 'Its
interests. The 3(301310(11of capital
and labor meet IP eolved, if ever
minted, by the Christian co-operfl-
. both of rich end tbe poor; by
Christian philanthropists placing in
their employees' hands the means by
W 111011 1.11Dy ('41(1 13(1. themeelves
The Macedonian cry 34111(13 (ewe
sounded over thM
e editerranean (en-
ters for Pfeil to Came 0.11(1 help his
foreign brethren is now echoing
((('('0338 the black chasm' ivhich separ-
ates the einieloyer front the employee.
It. comes from the Jaborers, who
wait for no annual dividends, but
live from 1)0.1(41 to mouth on the
pee' which they receiro in weekly in-
stallments.
of the sociel settlement and the work
of the 'institutional church ''They es° Doyou charge the laboring
are diametrically different. They•class.es with being the physical end
tot Tar apart as tile arctic and the
spiritnal menace of the world?" Oh,
In
antarctic poles, They have entirely 0°) l'intlsw•1 (3111110 14.13'
purpose)), '1'lle institution- slandering the laboring ((11488148, I
el ehureh believes that the "social
believe that some of the most. ('11,111"
31013"' should be the "strait gate" ler anti moral end refined 1)00108 of
leading directly to the foot of the the world 1180 101101101310031 the Mb -
cress. Whhe ile tsocial settleoient orers es well OS among the capi1.al-
18 in nearly every instance managed ists. ButtI.. is what I do assert:
by Chris -tines and while it is inspir- the laboring' man is the uncrowned
oil by Christian principles and mo- king of the American ballot box.
What he votes is law.. Tt rests upon
his shoulders, to a great extent, how
our cities and counties are to be
ruled, It resis with him whether
church end the labor unions 1.0 e/33111)
hewn' in the Indy ermspiraey of cap-
turieg the Sabbath for 0011, neenn-
turing It for physical find mental
and spiritual relit and Invigoration.
A roneeerated and 310113404430d ballot
box is also to be a greet factor in
teaching the laboring (lesser( hew to
spend their PV01/1llg8, This means
that by tho election of the proper
health officials and district, attorneys
and inunleipal repreeentatives the
better dames shall be One to frO 111.•
tO t.110 City 81111118 and «lean °et the
vile formations and acettinulatiOnS Of
fiith.
TIITe UNCROWNED XING.
13111. 50/110 one again interrupts; me!
"111 these charges egaiimt the elty
tenements, are yoo mit slandering
Otle laboring climes? You sinely 10
nOt, compare the American army of
labor with those Nvild, desperate
crowds of frenzied men who, emerg-
ing from. the cellars and foul haunts
of I'arie, started on their famous
journey to Versailles, white) ended in
the death of Louis XVI. and Marie
Antoinette, the haughty daughter of
the Austrian war queen, Marie 'Thor -
opportunities of getting in touch
with men and women of every faith the sewers shell be clean, whether
and of no faith would be resteicted, the tenements shall be made sesiltary
if not altogthee lost, if it becam0 and not overcrowded, whether the
known as a. proselyting institution, 1,000,000 immigrants who landed in
The inetitutional church believes in the country hist yerus some of whom
being all things to all num so that come 1114 the mast clegrad0d and ig-
;Jesus Christ can be glorified. It 18 norant of European inhabitants,
trying to carry out the command oi shall be made to observe decencies,
Christ which ens's, "And I if I be and whether sin itself shall skulk and
lifted up will draw all Inert tieto hide 131 the darkness. how the Jen-
nie." oring man epends his evenings is de-
SA1 311A.TII DAY OBSERVANCE. cided to a great extent by the ques-
tion whether the laboring man snail
Another names of benefiting the
license sin and lot leering eyed temp -
workingman Is to insiet on the ob-
ese tation stalk through our cities and
setwance of the Lord's day.
totens, like the Indian juggernaut
Sabbath (lay as a, sacred rest day is
which crushed its victims at every
turn of the fatal wheels.
But, ye laboring men, how are we
to win in these three great move-
ments which we hava been develop-
ing? How are \ve to get the Holy
Spirit inspired instituional church,
gregarimis tendency is strong in men and the Christian sabbath as a day
as it is in ((Mewls. Cattle travel laboring man into the higher and e for rest and worship, and a gospel
in herds. If a farmer turns oirt his 00111114' 111" of the Spirit. lt is to b
Minot box to care for our depraved?
(tows upon tho memitai0 81110, 114' 1 1110 foundation stone of tem sacred
Shall we ultimately or ever triumph
0111y has to place one Mill upon .onc, church. 'It is also to he the felines- in these three great ninvements for
00W. '111011 11 111 relay for him to tion stone of the pine honie and of
the purification of the laborer's e'.'-
11011 the rein of the herd, Some the pure place of evening entertain- enings? Not in our own strength,
years ago an inexperienced (lemon Innlit• but in the strength of Jesus Christ
eame live in Pike counts', Pa., "Pet." again says 801110 one to me, tee shall, and we can do everything
where I was at dint time preaching, "why do 3301.1 use the future tense? if we will only trust him and work
"Please explain yourself inore in 11e be a great factor in teaching the
detail," some onv
e sas Wen 1 •Ialloring classes how rightly to spend
will. In tin• lirst piece, T Mut that
the soda] instinct ie a God implant-
ed instinct, and must 011(13(331 find
vent mit of tho human home. The
their ('('('4)111310. It. is not only, as
William 111, Gladstone once expressed
it, to be "tin) great coneervator of
physical health," hut also the gold-
en gate widen shall open to let the
he riot. that whole county laughing.
Why 1 In his lack of knowledge of
animal instinct he placed a different
bell on every 4.014. 1118 110,91
of cows would go over those 111000- ,Spirit'?' Why do yen not usu ,t1,0
tnIns clanging 111,ir discordant bells peSt tentte?" Because, '3033 friend, to
ri Ing orchestra tuniug up its great extent, Avarice, with her
instruments for a concert piece. Itrisky luoulnialds, Blasphemy and
Why do ynn say, 1 he Sabbath day
is to be the golden gain which shall
open to lot the 3011(3 ring man into
the higher mai the nobler 111e of the
011133 "1"1" 014 /161 103* 0" need 03 Wanton Pleasures, have stolen away
cattle. Cow( ((10'143'0 travel togeth- ow. blesses stabbeth, when Ag,assiz
sr' The "au": law °Piffles i° sne('r)
(1 ('141 :ended npon om. shores he was
asked what most impressed 11101
about 110 new world. "The quiet of
the Amerinan Sabbath," was his re-
ply. BM, alas, alas, the Anemic=
Sabbath is not 710ar a day of rest
instinct. :mat, 101 associate mto and wership, but of work and pleas -
(0 me seeking. In many large pities
113011, and 130 power on earth
and In many country villages the
help it. Ho will essociate with
and lunges (mil buffeloce and mostly
to birds ned fish. Tbey love to be
in each ether's society. They live
In herds or (leeks or sehools. The
social inet 3 1101 in the human race, es
in all anlitmls, is a, God implithled
man in the church or else irt the
saloon or club or secret society. I -Te
must and will fina pergetual coin-
pantonship during his evening hours.
The church should provide a place
for the harmless indulgence of that
craynne. •
TIOWYPO REACH Thin MASSES.
Statement second r find by study
of books end personal investigation
that every church which has first
been baptized by the JToly Spirit
and then gone forth to reach the
middle or the laboring classes
through the sociel gate has illweys
been Meet of God in a marvelous
way. 011, why will not all of the
churches leern the value of doing
their work by uppettlieg 1.0 the soc-
ial instinets ?
In the most congested parts of our
cities the saloons hive° 110 dinleulty
to live. They appeal to Mankind
through the sect)) I gate. Upon OM
stores ere opened, and bueiness, if
not running at. full blast, Is being
clone at least with driving force. The
barber shops foul grocery stores and
drug Moire and dry goods stores
and liquor stores and billiard halls
and 1110411 ('014 and often founch•ies and
factories nee open end Snow no dif-
ference between Sunday and IdOnday
or Saturday. "The question 'Ilow
shall a'fl keep S'undity?' is fast ace
(lofting a secondary significance,"
once PowerfullY !Take ITunt-
ingten. "Once the fear WaS that
the Sunday (night be broken. Now
the nnxiely is Mitt it be wholly lost.
In a word, we El PO threatened With
the forfeituve et' art available Iran-
chiee, the annulment of an ancient
eharter, end It is high time that we
beetle purse] v(3s." Yes, yes, 13181101)
Thintington well spoke tbe truth,
The Sabbath dny 114 to lie a great
factor in the Suture in teaching the
elborine ebtesem how to (mend their
windows I see these words advertie- . '--
ed everywhere : "Fres Lunch." 'What i"vsld"gs' bes""s" 111111" the Sabbath
(1008 that mean 1 Ilene the saloon I daY 3(11 31 dee' of rod, hes been stolen
away, t 1311181 10(11(31(1 red, It is
keepers suddenly become philanthro-
pists ? Aro they animated with the 'high tine) that the 1(431(11'unions of
gospel (34)8110 to feed the poor (331.131 1(1118 land end the (buret( of Jerius
care for the 1414.01411131 ? 01), 00 I lithe ,0111181 join hands to win back that.
Saloon keeper is a man glirewil and :Sabha:tin 1.114181,11, Whieh Lord Bea-
keee in business. He says : "If 1 nonstleld—who, like Ring Soloinon,
with a sandwich can mily entice my wait a Jew—onee declared "wes the
victims into lity hell 11010, then I greatest blessims o'er given by God
can keep them here bet the social in- to men."
stinct. I will then surround them /1, leleS1'1i'T31. SUN.DAY.
.with my hirelings and hold thein Tim 10 11(13' anions may logically
grips of steel." There ie an old may- ease ilea,. ()Minis upon physical
ing in chltrCh circles : "Give the peo- 0coi,ads.
`'llest, rest! cliva US
pie a free lunch and there is no dire -
1Toulty lit collecting a. crowd,- 15'the saloon keepers can afford to give
a free Innen every morning, 710011
for him,
DO NOT DROOP.
Do not let your mouth droop. A
drooping mouth is responsible for
many an illness. When you are not
feeling well, when sem are tired or
discouraged, disappointed or depress-
ed, the nest indication will be the
droop of tho mouth. When the
mouth, droops, then the mental acti-
vities droop, the bodily neatens
droop, and the whole physical or-
ganism gets nut of repair, and you
feel droopy, and you look droopy. A
droopy individual, like a droopy
chicken, 513 riota very charming 01'Inspiring sight, and, perhaps, like
the droopy barnyard fowl, should be
isolated from hie companions. There
is nothing' so doleful as the company
of a person with a drooping mouth.
Cheer upt Get the droop out of
your mouth. Make the corners of
your mouth turn up 11)5400(1 of down.
When you are feeling irritated or de-
pressed, or discouraged or tired,
watch your mouth. Do not let the
corners seg. Make the corners bend
upward, oven if you have to use fing-
er exercise. Do tide when you are
feeling your worst, er
st, and vy soon
the aun will shine brighter, the sky
0581.11110a bluer tint, the weari-
neSe, the annoyance, the disappoint-
ment, and depresaion will have van -
Mired and life will be all rose -color
again,
LAST YEAR.,
"Bishop Whittle," said one of the
Sammie prel ate's friends, "sett
through a long end atrocious ser-
mon on a hot summer morning. With
an immoveble countenance he lietee-
ed to metaphors that 33)13(0 Mixed,
pathos that was bathos, and humor
that was sad. The preacher was a,
3(0(3111 just out of college—a yore)
conceited youth, ITo bellowed
through his sermon at the top of
hie lungs. leis gestimes 11,0183 violent
031003111to break his arms. Al every
climax he fixed the Bishop with 11133
eye, to see if a suitable impression
had been 131(1(14).more „nip, c).37 too oavoec 1,511s'„,„.s, "And at the end of the Serviee 11118
tie)
" young Neil) swaggered up to BiShop
and din 1133(10013' -clerk unions and
11111i1tle. 01111 said:—
drag etore clerk unions and 3111 other • •1 filmy I did 181 11101' well to -day,
sir. Don't you think so?'
''Yes,' returned the Bishop; 'but
you did better laid, year.'
" 'Lest year!' said the yoling mam
'Why, 1. (lithe!. preach at all last
year.'
" 'There the ransom' said the
Bishop, With 131 pleasant smile'
4
POINTE'D PARAGISAPTIS,
enione. "Oue me11 must have phyei-
and night in the service of the devil cal reSt for the eye, the hand, tits
I do not believe it 1111(105' policy one(' brain, the tweet; rest, end coMplete
In awhile on a week night for the in-
stiteitioriel church to give a "Nee
tenth" in the name of Christ.
ES1'3fs INVIASENCES,
When I go (Town tho street of rt
Monday night, past church after
church, tomblike and silent and
desk on account, of their closed domes Ile for a restful Sabbath, 01)13)1111815-
(111.11 find the halls 111 full ing the .11333(11(1 al as well 08 phygical
Blundnation and crowded with the te1„0„o, "rho cherish of Jestla Christ
young men of our lend, 3: ltntriv then
111141,, • itS1, have at least one whole day
that there is somethieg wrong'. I liter week to tell the people about
know that thee° young 111011 111.0 not awl; 01113 whole day per week to
117113131 113)3)051(311 to in 1.110 001110 01 tenet) mite how they should be good
Christ throegh the liocial gate. 1
husbands and good tons and good
know that the iinditutlimell church Is I.nt lw; weeketo
trest, on phyeical ground. ocnfaianl da
,
thank Cod, it beginning has alredy
been 11113,51', for the labor unions me
eer where iiresenling their Just
eInItits foe a restful Sabbath.
On the 011103. 11131)11, theSchurh or
700118 V3 1181 must go into this bat-
Vhe 7jtne°:11tr2;311° as
ii,o71;-:tan bie iluiy (0.10 V Mee end
Some public highways toe\ pelvate
buretes.
With a girl in a hammock its a
case of suspendd animation.
The hen seldom has a grads)
(13113151(11. the 141140403' she iflaying for.
11, is the man en the fence who
*abthe first puff of a pOlitical
i,,,tiId:31):i
'
breeze,
('Iturch bflhlllillgS tool &fere to the a s e -. 0114 Y Lying too 111(1(111 in bed is 131100511
vtaista, mei) 0 11,1 14(400)3) et, its Migh... to tench a man 11014 1118 life may be as had as lying loo neuelt mit of it,
boeheod libroriee in 10111411 ihoy tee 80110101 and his death glerietni. Do not borrow iro111)10; any of
read the best beets, arid grams. "Rest! Ilestl" A Sabbath for eac- youe neighbors 1.111 3110111,31 give you
ittnis in which they can develop their sed nest 10111 worshie 14)1001(1 ho (103 3(31)3 you Went,
mueeles, mid piteee in whin 3, 11 oy ery of the ehurch. Vey 1.51133 Chels- The couveesation of Immo people is
.,!let," tin :brought Into 1„S WM, of 3&t11 pulpit ail Inn; 14.1101' 1.4u1ldey; unimportant, abat when they stop
1J 008 el 41 10/.04 0E900'44 11E1 10 R(111a868 01141 IIMOWIllg an equal
amoumt of tamer. Place the fruit, in
THE
t' a granite kettle and meet. with
? *090 a
02)
ID 0
46 Recipes for the Kitchen. 0
a hygiene 01133 Other ftlotes ede
0 for the housekeeper. 0
o 10
etite33lge900013)ee5333eeet5eGe
leIN MONEY IN Pith:SERVES.
There aro SO I31a1)31 opportunities
through the abundanee (31 fruit end find then (3115' iit a pinch of salt and
Beteg to a buil
open to women who live on forme. swt'stt,:" t°
vegetables that niany of tbem are 4 level tahlespoons cornstarelt, 143111-
110W earning,11,, 11 tail' revenue bed (3111(1(1111 1(311) 11. 1111,113 COW 'Water,
water, bid I until tender, (Ind Wain
outhe tfruit. Add tho smear to
the water in which the (pliacos w10
(.
boilde, Jet it boll e inflate 01. 41041
until sags:: 14 (1114141113 ('41, skits well,
and pour' the quinces ie curefuliy.
Boil for 115 11111111(08, or until the
vein) jellies, then pour into jelly
glee -Hes.
1'4111111 11K--1'111 1 cup berry Nice to
1 Clip 111111.1. 111 a Slalcapall, 411111
41.1•10.01.,
THE s. S. LESSON. DOING GOOD BY CilANCE
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
SERI:. 27.
Text of the Leseon, a Comprehen-
sive Quarterly
Review,
BURGLARS ARE Soxrernrms
BENEFA oToas.
Thief Restored a Family Iitti
wr.
/on—I-low Foliconan
Was Treated.
Denis Wood, (4, noted thief, was ro-
really seitteneed to Ilfteolt menthe'
Lesson 1,-1 twine asking for 11. Ling 81111111131a lady s
ft Sam. viii. 1-1(3). t 1 olden Telt, Will 141, Scate/1 11'118 11881,09•04
.1 Sans sit, 11, "Prepare suer hearts 50 1111' hwy. 43311,,woott 111040
01151)1,01'41 and eery() 1/111 11114 1111181 1.11/11 118 would have that
That '31131113G 011 1sta 11,115,1313 311141 svatell, end on Ids 11111(1150 front gaol,
1101114. to pass. land 111' who wee truly 1,, again 1.0,040 into toe 80,1153, 310053,
preserves, jellies, s, their judge, their hissei,er 11(151 their lost again eerried oft the watch, A.
(1113,, setting them bet 11 to
lienn .1111/114,
private 11011 for 111 minutes. At the end of sjog. '6'88 .1.6:841.!'11 i"?'""(' .1•110 few da3'8 later, Wood fiaw in the
01181,01110114, and wholesale, to dealerS, bat (101.', odd the (1131111'N (if 1 11,110 Wald od a king 111.3 oilier 1101(1(31. 1,1,111 papers that. the watch was a.
'rho /131 11 f . , t ) eggs, beaten to a. stiff froth. :else Toe)? acimeisee ee setae by sight- futility heirloom, and that in eonse-
1117mold Lind set on ice. Serve very find 11,01.. by Midi (Bent, 3,1111, 11, Li;
‘ 113)11118 kind of work is thereas- until well 'nixed, then turn into a
1j' more or lees fruit wasted. 3 1 18 milk, the yolks of the eggs and :3 Isa. xxxiii, 22). Despised and re -
meet of (Sod from 1 13,' beginning, yet
14131', writes Sarah 1todney,
011 1110 11X0119g0 farm. (1041431 is 1181113.1» cold 11111.13a. custard made of 1 pt. jected Is the story of man's tient-
be marketed fresh. yet there is too
not grown in sufficient (11101111(31151 0 taldesimans sugar, 1:levered with Ile loves us mud longs to blest) (at
strawberry juice. Lesson 11,—i -1u 1 el), ,s, si 3 1.11371 ( 1 .
much for hointe use It i8 ri da, here Mntl-sn (4.71(1 nice lialls—1" (111"tine :earn. x, 1 7-27)- Golden Teel) 18(1,.
queer() of her eecond loss, 311308.San-
(euerey, the 011'1101. of the article, WOW
completely prostrated, and was Un-
der medical treatment,
he Ives struck with 14004(4151', weet
to the "fence" to whom be had sold
1110 watch for $75 and offered $100
that the housewife can utilize herf
xiii. 22, "' lite Lord i:, 011r 1.1.111.,. for its re e„ VOW • Th„ P„ el?, bow..
culinary art to the best advantage. eold boiled or roaSt mutton, l'o. 1 xx
eelof the meet add. e ('(3(1('(3(1 boded .1 1 a will save Ilse" N otw I t list ending eVcr, %anted $1 50. Wood had not
11, really is inmiaterinl what 1111(1141 (35' 501150118311(011rice, 1 sallaosalt, it dash et
)
the cutting weed); of l'alitlIel, :*1 1. thy 11111(1 dellIalail•C/, 11.1111
e l•u0eu•."'"weo 1,',r4V
as about
1111118 a% used for preserving pr- PPlr, 2 11,106100118 tOnint(Juke' have this t11' 181111.011 ""1' ("1(1, to give up tin, Idea of 14111(1310113(113 the
poss, pee\ 5111ng the rtcles ere well 013(1 -1 1"'att'n'Mr11"111 k"11' 113(118 51111110(1f see, d eu" (see' 1n), watch,shun,1011(31111(311(41(331 Airs, Tome
(mule111111 in on the 1(5014(1kelin neat w,,0:1''4es1030411('u„,e'r°', thy nrocieeed 3,, oet a Sing M.om .,,,,,,o,house,lie843%the„,,,ay
rttractive 101111. lintwhen a 11r- '
In fine silted bread erurnbs end fry „,„„,,g eine, 11.,», 33101 God
see can do >'1}1113.1111031a tittle differ- In boiling fat, or brims' in butter. them ft man idler Insir 0” seurts, learnt that the old little- was dying,
, imv" 170V011.'91 With straw, and, on inquiry,
mit froin the common, itt has the 1 t: 1I"dt1,,s1, ,(1"ItSS "I 1•11 tIrtind18-1,117 1 1 110 A111,81 1,1/11i1,19- 111011 a,l,',11g 1
, F 1"" That Nettled the matter. He beaten'
0.91,1%111111g0 01 being it novelty. 011,,'"11 1'01111811 Pm
lcd UP boo In 0
31 0" 1 1•1•11,183 28, 1.14;11
1.01 ' s'''' 1'4, "), ','''' 1N1 110014, 10 1110 fence's shop, broke
woman of whoa) .I Snowmakes
with "I. cup Iiread c,r,Iiinies 'Beat 1 new judjee; ity olitteeyd uppeanance.
serve and sells teuanti1 tee each ' and stir 1 11. 1. hen forte Into in under COVer flf darkness, and re,
', will Ile found more digestible than Teal.
Lesson 111,—Sumuel s ..farewe!1 ad -
season. Lrist year she said that she emall balls alai fry 1 0 hot mt. These es,se /1 sem, xii, 131-2.'). .(eolden ,),,,v. .p.,,,,kow it ca,,,,,fany ja 0
gained possession of the stolen pro.
specialty of yellow plum toninto pre- ,egg
333.0
all ;1'011r heart... il ith a clear con- geAtifted 11. month la ter by reriding
I Sans xii, ett, ••they Mar tin i
. 130x; be sent the article by registered
poet to the lady s houst, an 1
ecience before Gted 3,1,11 me 31 Samuel an aecount of Mrs. Tanquerey'S ro-
Lord and serve lliiii in truth with
1:truite . gaVo 1110111 1,1'' P""1"^ ''
'"''''"" ""11' (1O'1'01'3',(1O'1'01'3',OLIO'110 d011111, 10 the .re-
»uithoels i.n putting up the fruit for mid. surve Iran' 13(011313 will' ""gar like .I.70,110111.ii. urged 11101(1 above all storattea (11r
(meld not procure enough fruit i in ()nes 1 a I •
her
the markets to supply 11141'11141'need1 s, Simple Fruit Jelly—Ono pt. canned
and that she expected to raise
1 pt. hot water, sugar, butter,
own this .
." • if el , and enough flour to thicken; when
market follow. 0.119.1 cream.
Pour boiling \eater over the Winos
out breaking the fruit. Then weigh
toes and let stand (3 few minutes Un-
til the ekins will peel off easily with-
al -lel sprend it on earthen Mutters, 01'
place it in in a large agate preserv-
ing kettle, ono that is sufficiently
large to hold, both the fruit arid
the Huger. Now weigh -the ones.,
allowing pound for 10)13 11(1, add it to
the tomatoes and let them marinate
from 12 to 1(1 hours before cooking.
Then add sliced 10010118 ill the por-
tion of one lemon to every three
1130ernuosnedtho eccoei.smi o lam vil for 11101.11*--gotting purposes, an , in
the tomatoes with a long handled way.
ilIeberniiii,tisigsf.ree braitthing, and at the s,Les.80:1, \7'.7.7unirn't (7(1•110(1T•1181`..[Z1N.,:e 41
outward ameuraime, but the
Mau looketti oil the betel) nwtv,v•
1-1',.,111g the canal into which Sillson had
pomuis of fruit. Green ghantr may
aYdient.:,,p.lace of the against suffix(' 1 ion front smoke. J Ins (1 saw. ..‘, I, 4_1 il ). disgust, Sill:son threw the whole
and cook the ('s'uit flite minutes after
Place the kettles OVer the fire, 041.111C time excludee the smoke from Lore test swing uttin fished them out of
A few hours later,
wire semen, being careful not to so that It is crisp and of a dark
Toast a slice or brood slowly. ,ruLoalk.ett.:_ndoilile ::::,11117-0,:t.f•:iitho, ood .
mul itoh:117 wthle'enulihui4'.dliigs:chui!‘l'gercrluPlwliaa';
it comes 1.0 a boil, Then skim out 'reset cold water is made in this
the syrup with the ginger or lemon jug, and fill up with cold water. Let man after their
1 1 ig 1 it 11 as they- had dropped across, they
break them, end fill pint 01.1118. Boil brown color. Put It into 0, quart elven them a
25 10 :4 0 minutes longer, and strain it stand for an hour or two and -will 310317 1.11,0 11/001 :V num after
over tho fruit in the cans. Seal then strain it MT. own heart'. who mill fulfill ell Ins ; began to examine the letters from
while hot. When cool wipe off each For softening water for bathing
in a ,lit:11.1: ‘411:: at
ivill (chaiter Nth, 14; .
Acts Niii. 2.2). • the various ladies.
Is perfectly clear.
can thoroughly, Polishing it. until it purposes nothing is better than oat- Sam xvii Itet-sldj. (=olden T1'191,1
Lesson IVI.—David and Goliath ft, They became interested, and the plat-
+ ter ended In Um yOung men putting
excellent for this purpose. Finish cheese cloth 01' muslin bag, ranee it who
.1 ving la( n ano n ( ( , a
time and way to reach the throne, !tors,
can be agaiest us '?"
"If God he for es, ; themselvee iti communication with
1 t i 1 waits Cad's 1 tographs were imeosed with the let -
Da ), id, two of the young ladies whose plio-
I A double wedding followed.
NOWSpit1301.8 aro num]. Plane a. smell quantity
doing 11171101141110 just \s Ilat 11,..
The stranger v3ho created a dis-
bands found to do. A graial oppor-
turbance 10(11311113' on the P10111tunity being granted him to glorify
God ill the eyes of God's people as Bourse, or Stock Exchange, hardly
well as his e13ende8 fuel having a realized wha,t it woeld all lead to.
great desire that all the earth may As he showed some reluctance to go
know that there is 0. God in israel, when told, several members proceed-
victoriosiS.
he goes forth In 141s name and is ad to eject hini. Then a policeman
was called. Forcing his way through
the crowd, and Seizing the intruder
Lesson VIT.—Saul tries to kin
by the scruff of the necic, he began
David (I. Stens xvii., 5-16). Golden
Text, I's. xls is 1, "Clod is our re- is
f m and Stre0g1 II, a very present BRUTALLS' 3.I.L-TREAT 31.I113.
IRIUSF,HOL13 T1TISTS.
things to Pollee tle Lord mad eels( THE FAMILY IhreIRLOOSS.
Itha sincerels, coieldering the great
1‘111•11 a man named Hinson, 0110 of
things 311. heti Mem for them.
Leeeon le .—Satil rejeeted es king those 1.01,3 ivating rogues who are
The best time to drink water or jt, saie, ivy, te..211). tic,1,103, Text, ever ready to tern them band to any
other licedels in quantity is on rising Sam. xes .22, -To nbes is better kind of villeiny, thought he would
an hour aed a half before luacheon " CI .,tk abtiVe try a bogus: 113/i0.1.11101111.11 advertime-
or (13 111),'(', and an hour beiore e -
tiring.
A good wrinkle for mending a hole
ill MO umbrella is to stick on Very
lirmly black eourt plaster inside of
the umbrella. Thi8 is not so much
50013 as a darn.
A wet silk handkerchief foldexl over
the face is a complete security
all things to please people we eau- inent for a change lie little thought
not serve the Jord i, 141: 1m130 whet would be 11'10 ()tactil(() of his
xvl, 1:3), and Saul etnifessed that he act.
feared the people uud 011,:ied their To his tolsertIsement describing •
voice (verse 21. Samuel said that 111,118,41 es "a gentleman 111(303)011»
10 so doing he rejected the novel of dent means anxious to marry," the.re
the Lord, and therefore the lord re- wits u how. number of replies. Nona
101,10(3 h' tr.. eii) of them geemed suitable, however,
with a (tolored label pasted neatly On in the water for a minute or two,
jar. The labels can be bought from
the canning factoriee 111 large quan-
tities for a trifling expense, and they
give the touch of professional work,
which always increases the value of
a production. These labels may
bear the maker's 1101110 and address
ill desired, and this frequently brings
orders from unexpected places. Yel-
low plium 'tomatoes are a very beau-
tiful fruit under any conditions, and
when they are put up in this appe-
tizing manner they 1o3te none of their
attractiveness.
The prices received for this work
range from 20 1.0 40 cents per can,
exceeding to tho buyers. When sold
to retail dealers in hinge gnantities,
20 cents is the average price per
cam, and this will yield a fair pro-
fit, Private customers „pay from
25 to 4.0 cents. 'Phe latter price
w ill allow for expressage when beet
to a distance. When all of the mee
terials used ere bought in large
quantities, the expenses ere „lessened
and of course the profits increesed.
31 the tomatoes lie home grown it is
a gam, both in the money expended.
for them and in the quality of the girls respectively receive presents ac-
cording to their station. The birth-
day of the Emperor, or '14e14-0, as he
is 11101.0 properly styled, is also a
generel holiday for the Japanese
everywhere. 'Phe houses are all dec-
entire season's needs. orated with flags, and in the evening)
1-.4 01110 private customers return the the streets are gay with Lite lights of
then squeeze and 3T1110V0. '1 he oat-
meal must be renewed every few
days.
Never wet a, greasy hearth; rnb it
well with a piece of dry heerthstone,
and wilien brushed off the hearth will
look quite clean.
131RTL1DAYS TN JAPAN.
japan is the land of topsy-turvy,
and so, perhaps, it is only to be ex-
pected that individual birthdays—
with the .exception of that of the
Eleperon-- are not taken any notice
of, but, a sort of general birthday of
overybod,y nitogether is celebrated
with great rejoicing. There are two
of these general birthdays, one for
each sex. '37110 male birthday, which
is known as the "celebeation of the
boys," occurs on the third day of
the third month, and the "celebra-
tion of the g114.5" takes place on the
fifth cley of the fifth 4(1011511. These
days are general holidays for tho
young. All studies and worlc gener-
ally are put aside, and boys and
!milt, as that which is freshly gath-
ered is always preferable to that
wildeb. has stood In the :markets and
grown willed. A five cent paper of
seed would furnisb plants for an
jive which agein increases the pro-
iltn, but this Pr not. customary 1111-
10145 the dealers collect the cans
themselves. But, with or without
the casts, at the above quoted prices,
there remains a 1111fa )11.0111. (01' the
work. The averago cost is nbout
1 2 melts nor cam What has boon
Maid of these tomatoes applies to
other fruits as well. There is al-
ways 0, market for gernitile "liOnle-
Made" preserves and jelllee.
Thy.RESTIO MN:SIPES,
fallince litarmallItle-1101001, nice, ripe
fruit end rub well with fl. 113311001.
Pare mid gore, reserving the okins
esul cores for jelly. Cut the quinces
into email pieces and place 111 a
granite kettle with just omelet wat-
er to COVO1'. 11011 until very soft,
stirring constantly when the (minces
begie to grow tender. Add sumo.
in tho proportion of 'e lb. to 1 lb.
fruit, and boil again -until it jellies.
leut up In jelly glasses. By weigh-
ing the kettle before ndding the
fruit, you can weigh your fruit 513,1411
sugar also) rig,lit in the kettle, jest
deducting the )110110118 weight. A
still move attractive marmalade 114
1110.410 by eutting the (plan)ers into
innumerable colored lanterns. In
the morning the highest authorities
go to the palace to offer their con-
gratulations in person, and the low-
er degrees offer them vicariously to
then superiors. ./01 iho Japaneee
worth], 801110110W or other, congra.tis
late their monarch on having added
another year to his age,
INSIGNIFICANT .M.A.N,
At a recent meeting of the house-
wives' 11311031 of South Chicago, n
series of rules for the regulation of
hesbands was drawn up. One of
these pormite the latter to visit
their clubs once a. week. An anni-
versary celebration of wonnte's
emencipaticm is being planned for
next year,
SPOKE, TOO SCON,
After Writing "Stich 0. elhnl) is
ottly child's play" in the visitor's
book of a shelter hut in the Bavari-
an Alps, a young mountaineer, egad
twenty-one, tried to plank some Al -
Mee 'loses 1rt a amorous pnrt, and,
losieg his foothold, wits Lillse.
.4.....•"•••.•••••
41,1,11
111,1,i(
7727:17:11
.4)1111
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11311
•
1,)
14 A 04 0 •./ 0 13
3(111314 Werni.—Say, I'M prowl
yon fames Wald. to hare a. tug
Altni of roue,
of at hietice mysel f, 1)11( he need
of wee wielt you'd tise a di
• Ion terwards
help in trouble," Steil, having tin•n-
ed his buck upon God, is possessed
by an evil spirit, and, 11111,11 with
hatred, lie proves Stillwell a relative
of Cain, a child of the desil, who
from the day that be 1408 told that
Cho seed of the woman, would 3,11.1180
1349 head persistently seeks to kill
Tbe llourSe members then ()banged
their tecties, and fell upon the Do'
liceman, a man named 'Vachon, :His
tunic. WrIS torn to ribbons, arid his
cap Melted about the room tike a
football, he was then carried by ,
the irate members to the p.ollee-
station, and reported for his brutal
conduct.
that seed. There **138 another surprise for a
Lesson V111.—Davisi and Jonathan
policeman when, a few months ago,
(I. Sam, xx„ 12-23). (''", e
idn Text
pls., i as0lo5 h..c.8 mconstable Dee wee set
Prole. xviii., 24, " Thereis . a friend ' ev Bull, the licensee of
that sticketh closer than a brother." to wale." 'le
a publichoese in aouthwark, Nebo
In the opening verses of chapter
was suspected of allowing his prom-
xviii., the love and conduct of the ises to be used for betting purposes.
king's son toward the shepherd boy „ , .
.991154, , 41011 0401', knew perfectly well
arc very suggestive of the love of
that lie 'CMS being watched, end (10-
tho So" 01 Cnd I-0 us In 1515 smlItY- termined to teach the constable: a
ing Himeelf for our saketi and cloth-
, lesson. 1911131a. mnam
eid he to an ed
ing es with leis own clothing tine Gully :
in sleeking our welfare. The hatred enshat bobby must be a. fool 'to'
of Saul is like tbe evil one, come here. hen' sec nothing for it. •
Lesson IX.—Ihtvid spares Faval (I. He Wants beer. Ill give Min beer,
(3am, xxvi., 5-12, 21-25). Golden and I wouldn't drink it for twenty
Tweixest;, .Ldoulcgeovodi., t.207,th'e'Lmovwomyeeibur
117.t0e- The misaspecting Dee, who seetne'd
you." An opportunity for Ilavid to quid.'
tuonvflanineltatbhlec,, droungig;(1 dlgenrk exotresn= '
reach the throne which was rightful-
ly his and which seemed to Abishai quantity, throwing the remainder
-to be God givon, but David saw in wetly. Nevertheless, he 11038 made
it only a temptation from the evil very 111. After all, however, Bull
one, and he resisted it. got his reward for what the magisa •
3.esson X.—Death of Saul and trete afterwards stigmatised as 1118 •
; "bleck-guardly" condaet, being
(len Text, Prov. xiv. 12,
Jonathan (1, Sam.xxxi„ 1-12), Gol-
way which seemeth right unto a
"There in a ' 1113113(1.0(1 in fines and costs to the ex-
tent altogether of $275. It ((110304
111E111, bat 1110 cod thereof are the out thal 1.110 1331111 (111113', to WhOni
came, as David had said a Sanl, Bull lied been so confiding, 11/11,5 3.11
...
ways of death." Al, last his time
'rho Lord's "hitherto reality :mother police-oflicer
xxvi., 10).
shalt they come, but no further" ENGAGED IN 1)11151)1 CASE,
W
(Jo.b )xxviii., 11), had been uttered hat the fraternity term "overdo-
ing the game" sometimes luni t110
One cannot but feel sorry 1.1e 01- thrithhk. most unexpected effects on 0r11113110(and Saul is gone from t ('a
the laramentation of David (IT. Sam' a Me. Moesinan, tin ('1100011i>131133A°1111fi'erittelelaniT 1 nOeld'ee nilligel'in.c1O71711111ba./15010‘100f
of Jonathan slain in this way, and
LeSCon XL—David seesaws king \\l'''eensItt-leii;dglevilltinelli'r".lft'il.t.in "lann‘•sy.t.):3-11°
1"13v(‘\NUll '
1, 133-27) is very touching.
CIT. Sam. ii„ 1-10). Golden Text, home to rhembers in Piccadilly,
les. 0888111s 1, "Dchold boil/ good where the victim lost $5,0110 at
and how pleasant it is for brethren cents and dice, a friend be bad met
to dwell together In unity!" Ever,v anti heouglit (1101154 nISO losing ' a
purpose of the Lord shall Ito 1101'- large amount. When Ntr, Mosomen
formed (Jer. lis 20) in His time, 'got home, it. dawned upon 111 31) hint
and 08 truly an Joseph's dreams ihe had been fleeced. Not enelng ,e0"
were fulfilled and 3)0333d becalm+ king, ineleh almet his 01011 10808 118 1,11086
443,11i11. 1,111'11(.1.711,,,1111111, izritn,4131siti)11ietatthecalt (3315.31.
ITT.
fi(3'11' S°I.rtn.31:141,0".1,3 :01-151,1t1000110ie 1e9ilire.1.1813".0°11
Gabriel 10 Mary shall have a literal
fulfillment in due lime v14,,1,., i., 82,
"friend WaS fOtitul t be at We .-
known swindler and n member of the
gang. The country 11'118 already
hero made too hot to hold (bent.—
Lesson XII0Vhstinenee from evil, rears031,14
a tn1111101'111100 1050011 (1, let. 11..,
1.1), Golden Text, Mph, 18, "110
not drunk with wine, wherein ie 118
'9,,,9819.'The evils of drunkenness its
lea forth Sepiolite(' aml even in
daily life need no conimmt. Isnyoml
thet of 13, Cots vie 1(1, But there
al% many win) never wets, 411•11/11M1Y18
I'Vhn 1118, 418 811011 Or being shut, net
of the kingdom ne Olen, for though
e, 1110 13 be ns moral end religious tne
Niendemus, Ito 'must be linen epode
time 4.101113 111., 11, 5, 1), Tht, evileet.
may mid the Most morn) meet be
born from above.
trent
NEW 1.11314 EGA 13131 141 LARS,
Peden Menhes, it Seville merchant,
WnS aitakellert by a 131111(0 at 1118 bed-
room door, found 11 burglar on
the step, nod, at ilin revolver's
point. forced him to step inside while
he dressed, .1(17 the merchant still
held the revolter, he eould not
ton his lie RhOus, sn he compelled
the burglar In nit eis hia Nato, Thcti
he took him to the police -station,