The Brussels Post, 1903-11-26, Page 31
:NAY
CHRISTIAN FAIT
It Is the Only Means of Securing the
Greatest of Blessings
Bement of Canada, in tee emu ono ings and take a Sunday school clues
fteanterett necereing to Act ot tee Pam
Themend Sim, eundieli and 'rhea), and prate:ere prover in publle or; Well
be Witn. Ilene. es Toronto, et the as in private then there would be tio
Impertinent. of A p !culture, Ottawa.)
dielculty in meet lug the linemenol(4.
ligations of the boards of trusteee.
.-
A (lesiettell front Mileage saes 1 --
Rev. Frank Po Ilia Talmage preach-
ed bola the following text : Matthew
xl, 241, "Come unto um 1113 yo that
ltiber toul aro lece,vy laden, and 1
W)11 glee .1014 reet."
These old promises of the Bible, of -
teeing feet and peace to those who
aro troubled and in pale (44 (1 5121,
IlaVe a far ilitierost meaning to us
A
A rsoDEL RAILWAY.,
Wka,t Our Travelling Representa-
tive Says ot the G, T. Re
A recent trip to "The Staten"
firought, "Teeth" in contact, amoug
other things, with the Greed Trunk
Railway, and its incomparable din-
ing car serVice, A brightee, cleaner,
more efficient plan of oaths; while
Journeying, does not exist on tuly
railway anywhere, and '"rrtitl," has
travelled on most. of the lending 111409
of the world, rule ie therefore in a
position to know. The "Club"
Breekfasts are an excellent feature,
tf 00, the IllerriberS of a chincie lion -
,which appetite to many travellers.
estly and faithfully (to the work of
etoe 1 he attendants aro courteous and
our church in a spiritual way
will seo to it that We Shall be able obliging, and don't aPPear to be al-
to eneily earry its fleancial burdens
in a temporal way.
MAN'S AMBITIONS,
The Heavenly Father ofTet•s rest al-
so in reference to the salvation of
after wo have been compelled to 13 t our children and loved ones. Nearly
the cup of sorrow to our lips and every healthy normel man hue two
drink its contents to the bitter dregs. ambitions. 'elle ono is to 1ive long.
Whorl voueg 111011 and Yeallg women if 1 bad my ts,Va Way and 17011141 Still
e ceeeetieleoleSereeterfeeietle
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RecIpee for the Kitchell. '„@),
0 HYliiene and Other Notes
Mr the liouseloreper.114
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fle
eetereecepoleietereQofeetelereeeetoVer
WITH 111Tel OF JELLY.
the bele. Tile opt11,111 WaS FloW
and thorough, the fp•ntle maasuge of
the roots with the fillgOr tips beteg
needed to open the p0117.1.1 for tire
111780rption of 114,' oil. 'rho treat -
wont was malady merle at night, and
the hair efterward tied op in a Sill4
110 nrikerehief,
'Ito ;ilk 11111771I,orchicf is )'l1'.1111'.
1(1(1010(1 hair dre!,7,71111.1 747.1 1,403411 in
retaisirg 1 110 maitre] 017111 y of
the hnir, lly noon of 11,0 followiis..,
IIIE S. S. LESSON THB nt111(8 131 LUNDUN'
•INTERNATXONAL LESSON,
OV, 29.
Text of the Lesson, I, Chron,
3-10. Golden Text,
Prov, 6.
THOTTSANDS WORIC roR,
zxxsTrxcg.
The Nariret is Overcrowded and
3311any Are Out of Em-
il. colonial 1)011:71tuir7giltI'ondon cannot
day hs „I.., 1 "oiivorii ha impressed at the great show
Odds and ends of edly aml Jane e,;,;) 4(4 ;,`1„1111-‘),.;„;. '11114,11S,1111,1',-• ette.ege Solomme" bia that is ef Wealth, the constant round of
whiell hare rolleet ed a boot Ge pen. houra the that 0 “0,1 .1 0; Limini 1)11111140 1 (1(3 14111410 3121 9113)
try Tune time to time, min 1(121 11 10,0 hod 111,77 eerie. 111,0 ,•Se7t of 0+ l'iv.'d"'g gi‘" "Vi11.° cinArg41 14) 111'
01) in several ways and made a part thim tj,„ ri.pressotatiVe Plemperous state in which things •
dee1,,,sseit..te.olly govd dj';,11 fee ethcee,,,,,, 1)3 1,1,11,3 ly 1„,t ,.„ ths 3,,l,leg oilt Wen; hilt 1 110 colo4,41.4 11 4)3. 1,0th gh71.111,4;:ir ‘7.011,ym,617,;m0(1 toalste,tarPearshatpbse secian;10
S101,1,071, awl soico eew short 1411 38 1•301(merti etel the people ittelteles
First of all. 1.11050 .171111 eent1111111,1t 1c147, lows; 1,11, As ths 111 17,ast Ills hist tWo 1.erses Of thIS end, end have 50011 in the 0101118 tile
the jelly or jam, !Mould always be emee,
ways looking for a "tle. kept eleeelv coVoit.flgoVaolotli,.11421:utnite ca011,7,3 11v1717,,,,n
'1%0 11110, heavy double track of lords w ill be kept,
rails between Toronto and Suspen- proven' ed from dre Ing mut mold- finial:,
run that distance without delitys of Bananas can be split down i he 11,.),:;.;31'.8...
sem Bridge makes it possible to MO.
n kind end y077 are landed. at, middle and Hem cut into cplart0117.
n y
Ono piece ton be spread eith jam
and the other muuter pineed titer it
sandwich fathion. A spectate! of
meringue or whipped mean, complete.
your :testier -aloe light c,n t me 30
the minute.
The greet improvements on the
main line east, 34 111(0)) '1'Ortnito and
(11 I131)(l'121111 3,4)4 wes cootil,11041
11,111. it.c7,7110 111714 1:041 811107till.
aitcr 47,071,1 laroillis, It WII
'
1.1,1, (try (0111 1(1.4 (414)'4
the runner con/htiun (•Xle.1.
1110'14411 110 1,11,VvIlle 11(1(1 1.0,1
T117, addr0ss to both c0717.0111ifi Vi.ry hove contrasted the two.
;heeler and the first five of the mod. 01 11,1e,ti'lle.:1Lrie:rtAnt3j0,11ftil:::snrslotAi iliirlfieN,,, and
1111.1rP.indY1,ifish" 117.,T117141'.1 717' '11,ct laid j'174veid 1114(3 d ior isi/11,10t•011411,11,1r:.11Yafisbtsr, jo,hentvt141700 notithhole'sr
which he mad., abundant provision,
but concerning 411)3411 (lorl said unto
In11):17(re're4.1grwalE'lliaarusiTotiviliongf 7;specta-
1,11,1, "Thee remit not Muhl un Mame
I .1't I 1 ) • • • - ceaseless
ueed Pm ,I,J1.1''rOi :., Olt 1 S. fee my name beccome thou hast been
WASHING FINE UNDERWEAR. 7 V741'406 1-3i.
14 mat, of wur and host shod blood struggle for blue existence. They
do not obtrenle themselves on the
-
first open the Bible the gospel prom,
leoos inoo1014,11114 10 SUrr0rW8 a,n-
'd ,le1iavoe 441 health and steength rend 1140 elonteetalha
ve 3)11
en 42114
cosTtlyiland'
assof
d
elicate lu
n..cheon (leg'estcnd ( 0, 0
'We71
u'.t ,1,1,0 7'1111,1 • gi44 (1(212
,
4
T11,1,1171,y nthitt7sueggest th1t4(10e14e$
L3)4
1
T3
noddl-oneyebut
. Mm,
their drudgery
hen y buietens do not telfles eY 141(1(3 3,1(4 surroundings 1 am having have ie some 644(4* 41 11171111t the lthat asland quickly liirOL(1 414 71714 7n0,1,1,31 04,41,3 the mid of a hld f Owl which 511 114 lyFor the most part they
etrongly to themPheir horizons to -day es far es 1 can Lmke ma 1 mostentire reeonstructien of the 13(11(1)4(1 the emelt from ue nlivid (memlto ot11,, 11ss,141 1,01 1„11,3,1,1.2111)1 1011i1401e Yortng men of fair edUition who
aro always rainbowedTheir 14111 ''L 11110 to live on earth at Mast roadThe line kris been straightnidespine(1)11(44(11 or WOOWSand elc1\\O111 rubbieg.Wns4)111 414 1)) 4)t tu 1od and rightbavenlisted in the grearmy Of
dees are always hanging gadetsand,87ears11312111 I think of all the edthe grades kesenctiand rmalettgat114 t1-„,,44.01(4,„Hivie1.1)01,1o,,,143drwleg garmentbet G14gc61loor1701of teed. clerks
Ierac elVil0ar(57„43 $1011010 0PPOrtallitic5 of working en 10 told 'at srtly t tin willole 'n,ee tem the ((11141 and slip o11110C1 14 the Landtil4,4 11l On ththebawlCod stnnuimdi eiordinary W(1 30 from $6 to
always seem to have the vertullmesefel,my 1.ord and Master I he put oa etWeen Parente 1101111d plati!1 111caeltles11,101pe S 111111li t0.arlltells eleeto (b) that which a wockis looked upon ie
141001 of pptual .101(111 cousingwould era voluntarily changplaces Moereal that ill make te diav11 JellYerAda a2111 )1111 11 1771,11711114 1 hewee wivents mlt rni-y to th047111noli 4(11 40)0)011)111(4 superiorwhilst anything
through thele veinsA physirlanswith the brightest robed denizen of tecin very uch ess tie tan whipd mon e0114171 sch apidt (11 (4 polidin thopenairnd good ludginuitboth of Ithes,ef above that is mite tee exeption
preseription is notsoeght after by all the redeemed iinmortale in ete- even Tbe Itoatioal Liited does 1NiTGrut kinds, 01 jelly or j11411 cnn Wshig 171qihly is Fially d- ahifllow lievers. ven Na-
.
e
Fod, is at least half as nuelt ain
tl.e well 1104' an oculist by ame 1100- . 1044. e used on eacalif its,Sery, t•ab, La8 it preC 11 5 S11 lll,I.171;, rC d Rent in
inggd eyesBet when, after we 'The iiineelPtse'clom travels on l•away Slicesnr aPeg'.ea”('2113,4.'llVE-EVIeD 11111'2'4,1atonwhch•ry rih•'
have been compelled to take long everYhealthy, normal man has Ls passes; the above statements cart spreadwithjelljoriSun•4iuIt°d 1
41
„ewe,letea ''80110010 adversity, not only to live long in an earthly therefore be cotieldered perfeetly un-
cwrionwe n(sherry) ot 0)1(1• Mirelaid0404141'and then postgracluata coute atter eeise lut some day to own a large biased, end are made purly the othe. The top elice con be
postgradliate 00106e, 0117 then 1040 home, in which he can gather all his cause of the excellent facilities 'pread with wbippec('21110111, 1110
diferent God's sweet promises 1411- hren and rchildrand l travellipublic,
aneago
r a meringue of the lwhile of
The eyes of an animal eatonly
work together when they ran be
cildganden rang brought to bear upon en object at
ought to 1011100 tllll preachtthe word in Asia,
. the same time'SO thee, as a rule. and in Bithynia on his 10114' west
friends and loved 0(498about311111.
than, the prophet, thought thee
40103,10 t the suburbs is probably about the
David's purpose to build a
was all rig•111. and he at first en- same. Then in this connection
shoeld be taken into account the
cnuraged him in it (1. Chron. xvil.,
1, 2). cost of getting into the city every
The apostle Paul thought that he daY•
COST OF LryiNa.
with the slightest show of respec-
and because of the pride nuts Crckers and cookies can he spreadthe eyes of 1sh mstwok ore o1iring histeotl to' bt thSpr-
e
lability it is impossible to 11v' -that
And if a, man longs to have n feels in ono of out great national with jelly omand two paced Indepentbettly. ,Phis is some- .t(01311414' te.m to do so at that t•ne is to pay for board and lodging un -
To -day I would talk to those who enrOdYhome, where ho can collect highways. gethe
er sndwiel, fashion. A dish of der $6.50 per week. Breakfast is
his loved ones, how much more must The elt•anel Trunk Railway Com- times also the clew when the eves (Arts mei , 0, 7). And what. could
have floundered knee deep -arid chinusitally obtained at the lodgings,
deep in the quicksands of trouble. I the Christian long that in his heav- pany certainty recede ne mistake fort foe children \then 1.00 itch a des -
these with milk makes a! gaud '1°3" can co -e vale, as 0(140210 Who stein 1l104'(' coetrary to all 80111411watches a 1'1'71 ahe or other fee. fish juthenete of men thau to build a whilst the other meals aro obtained
would try to interpret for you what enly Immo lie may be able to collect when they handed over the reln5 Of sert forms tbe portion of the adults gr,:at 4-088,4 wg.11 4,0 w„1,,,„ i„ight,, at restaurants, With which the busi-
the gospel rest ef my text means. I all his dear ones, his children and control to Mr. Charles M. Hays, for in the family. in an aquarium will S0011 'discover. part of the city abounds.
would Interpret it not osly fOr those ;brothers anti sisters and parents and a more capable, all -mune railway A very little currant jelly added to Muny (4(11011' 141 possess More than two to evpect a sea to divide, a Fiver to noss
The following will show how the
who have found this rest, but ;Geo friends -those who are bound to lain man does rot exist to -day. a hot water sweet sauce for truth:tog •••• " ' -
rope which do not net together. A slop flowing, n city's walls to fall
„!$6.50 is arrived at -
for those who may he persuaded to by ties of love as well as or blood. Tho Passeuger Department is most . , • 1 . 1 • to . ee on down Irst Unseen 11101(16, nye loaves ce
Week's lodging $1.25
seek It gs a God given blessing at There is not a. true Christian man ofeelently directed by G. T. Bell, W.
the itiot of tho cross. 'What is your or woman who has not felt rtt heart E. Davis and FL Gk. Elliott in Mont -
burden, my brother '? Perhaps it is the heavy burden of an unsaved real. Geo. 11/. Vaux hi Chicago, and
some 8010044 common to the whole child or rele.tive or frientl. Ah, that J. I). McDonald ill Tor071110.
1011111411 race. lt, is very heavy and is a heavy burden to bent•I If 1 7e bespeak great things for the
no lighter from the fact that others would throw this meeting open to Grand Trunk Pa.cille Railway on its
are bearing the sumo load. Perhaps ask for requests for nr113,01'S from completion.
it is some trouble peculiar to your- all oVer 311)5 11011S0 poople wonid +
eel! that you enema bear to describe rise rind soy: "Pray for niy hos-
PRACTISE DEEP 13REATITING.
pear to Us 1
AN INTERPRETATION.
improves it, and a tenspormful of • - -•
this jelly melted and added to whie_ !the top of its head, which do not bread to feed 5.000 men, or to roll
Ped cream or the beaten whitem ef ,work in oinirort, ntul a kind of inn- aWay a stone from rt. tomb and ex -
eggs will color it a dainty 1,1414. i rine worm has two oyes on the poet a cOrri7p1 ing body to come
Frosting can he 41)10111,1with the !head. and rt mew down each side of forth in lit•alth? But these are only
tarts of Ills ways. and how little a
red currant jelly to a pretty pink 1 the body, Some lizards have rill 1
while red rarpberry 01 grape wili 'extra eye on the top of the head, portion We 110711' of Ilim? (Joh XXVI.,
produce a delicate lavender. If there !which does not not with tho other 11; sec also B. V.) Tr, creation nod
is a little of seemed kinds of jelly ; two, A be or wasp hag 1440 large, in redemption (Sod in CbriSt was the
ancl preserves on lined, ma. them 1 compound eyes, which possibly help only worker, and in the daily life of
all into cm agate kettle end mad Mar 1 each other. and are usee for near vis- 1,41C11 1701111001' it must be ITis work -
a lemon or the juice of an orange. A. ;ion, and also three little simple oyos ing which 101)211403 3m In us, or it. will
few bits of pared apple can be added 'on the top of the head, which are prove to be wood, hay and stubble,
and the wbole stewed for 113 or 20 'employed far seeing things a. long 10141f11 110151 be burned up (Phil. ii.,
minutes. Sweeten if necessnry, add way off. 113; Col. I., 29; I. Coe. Ili., 14, 151.
a. spoonful of shet•ry, if it is liked, 3
even to a Mend. "Every heart
14440 003,11 110 Own bi tterness; ' ' but,
whatever It 711414' be, the illVilation
Chriet gives is for you.
ere Meer, yeu rest from the over-
whelming burden of sin. This was
the heavy pack which neatly crushed
the tired pilgrim in Bunyates great
category. '11t is the heavy burden
tha1 melees the hearts and brains
and eyes and feet and hands and the
band," "Pray for my thine" "Pray
for my brother," "Pray for my
roommate," "Pray for my sister."
But, friend, why do you ask this
pulpit to pray for your loved one?
Why do you not bring that burden, and tho whole will be a delicious pot -
that heavy burden of tho salvation will find it pleasant, and the results pourri sort of sauce that will prove
of your chile or husband, to Christ? will be apparent in straighter shout- a pleasing clump, df the tasteng and
Does not Jesus want you to do this dors, better developed chest, clearer sweetening eye done by a careful
to-dny? If Christ will carry the skin, and sweeter breath. This cook,
method of breathing is the real ells-
ir of life," and better than any HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
youth restorer in the. market. Li Three tablespoons of freshly made
a short time you will 130 breathing Japan tea, with a. bit of nutmeg,
correctly, (Make er a,sieep, it is to gives an indesoribable flavor to an
be remembered that deep breathing
also fills out sunken and hollow
cheeks, clears tho lungs, and reduces
the abdomen. It is a comparatively
easy task to teach children who have
not acquired fixed bad luebits, whose
clothing admits of perfect freedom,
how to breathe properly. The habit
of deep breathing is formed quickly,
and in normel eoeditions is maintain-
ed through life. Teo weals, who
have cramped their lungs and re-
laxed all the breathing muscles, will
find that tho formation of the new
habittrequires persistent daily prac-
tice, but when it once is established
they will have health and vigor.
Deep breathing cannot be practised
too often in tho open air, and the
clearer and purer the air, the deep-
er you should breathe. It will seem
a hard task at first, but ono soon
heavy burden of financial distress
backs of all terifically ache during
surely ho will bear the heavier rem -
the sad journey of life.
A HEAVY BURDEN.
Tho Heavenly Father offers rest
from financial dietress. Tho older I
grow the more I realize that the
realest struggle on earth is after
den of the salVatiOn of your thel-
&on.
EFFICACY Ole PRAYER.
011, that wo might, One and all,
here and now, enter into a holy con -
dolly bread. Most people are not elnraeY of PraYer for the salvation
O our loved ones! This wee tit
fighting for the luxuries, but for the
way n. great revival 4411400 WaS start -
bare necessaries, If a man gels $50
or $1.00 ahead in the hank then cid in one of my old churches, It
was by Christian people, members of
that church, getting together week
after week .and praying for distinct
individuals, lt WAS 111 this way that
the most expensive glasses, or his my grandmother and grandfather
wife breaks down, aud she must go were converted. Some of you may
off for rest, and extra servants are have heard the wonderful story serit-
hlred, and the whole sum of money is ten by the pen or spoken by the lips
soon swept away. of my father. It was by a company
Said a young man of about thirty- of earnest and tearful mothers gath-
five years of age to me a short tone ering together at a certain thee of
the day in the barns to pray for
the salvation of their children until
scores end hundreds stood up in the
little village churth of Som.ervillo to
confess Christ, and the whole region
was moved by the power of the Holy
Ghost. It is by a conspiracy of
prayer that a revival can always be
started and our loved ones swept in-
to tho kingdom by a tidal wave ol
mercy.
Thus, my dear friends, tired and
heevy hearted, tramping along the
highway of life, I want to lift the
heavy burdens ofT yeur hearts, It is
these burdens Out aro crushing you,
not the journey, Many of the older
men have read an essay which was
famous many years ago. It W41,5
written by tho "County Person" and
called "Concerning People Who Cor-
ry Weights In Like" The author
went 011 to show that it was the
extra weights 'some had to carry
that made them lose the mere of life,
And it is these extra burdens Which
C011105 some dangerous sickness in
the family. His daughter is threat-
ened with blindness, and 5110 has
to go to the best oculist and have
ago : "I have no sympathy for people
who financially do not get ahead, 11
they would systematize their besiness
and work regularly they would have
plenty of money." "Yes," X solilo-
quized as I looked at him, "that is
all well enough for you to sny. You
have a mother who has supported
you all your life. You have never
,known what it is to pay a dollar
for rent. Only a few clothes have
ever come out of your salary. Whet
would you hove done if you had four
or five children and had to live upon
your salary and perhaps support a.
widowed mother or an orphan sis-
tee, as many, aye, most men have
• to do ?" Life for the most of us is
a ceaseless etruggle for a baro phys-
ical existence.
The financial burden is the heavy
one' to bear. Most of us aro ready
to grant Abet. That burden, too,
Christ will bear if you commit it to
his hands. Your anxiety, your dis-
tress your foreboding, he will re-
lieve, and he will (4100 47044 rest.
"Now," says some one, "the preach-
. !We Can (eat at, 1.110 foot ot the cross
er is talking simple nonsense I If 'that make ne labor and heavy lad-
en. Will you not accept tno invita-
tion of rny text? Will you not live
in the faith of that blessed promise
and die in the hope, as did the beau-
tiful Princess Elizabeth, the daugh-
ter of Charles I. of England? Upon
her marble monument in Newport
church, erected by Queen Victoria, is
recorded the fact that 51177 44a0 One
morning iottnd dead, with her head
pillowed upon the open Bible and
her finger pointing to the simple
worde, "Come unto see all ye that
labor and ere heavy lactate and X
will give you rest." To -day I liege
upon you tette wide invitation, with
RN glorious promise, Christ bide
you come 4433,1) all your burdens and
trials, arid he will bear them for
you. Ho oilers erou rest in this 111e,
rest in death and eternal rest be-
yond tho gra.ve. "Conte unto him
all yo; who labor and are heavy 14441-
7111, ned he will give you rest."
A 1)18A1III1!EABLE1 HAM
010 Grumps -Sure that) girl lover)
you iestetul of your money?
Son -Absolutely! Why, she mama-
ly keeps count of the kisses 1 give
her,
Old Grumps-Hnin! './Itat's bad,
Film may keep it up after marriage,
Ascent ; "How are the Piens tor
your lane helleo eentieg eking ?"
Subbiths ; "$plendidly. My wife
lots Mildly laid oel, 4431 tho euleboarde
HIM \Motto, and now Oil the ttrohl-
[ewe got to de 30 to bead the Ileums
retied ‘11018."•
X do not get out and hustle and
work and worry and get the money
to feed and clothe and educate my
children God will never do it for Ille.
I do not believe in expecting thee
God will relieve me of my financial
distrese any more than I would ex-
pect the water to boil In the kettle
if I did not have a fire in the stove
or my cupboard be full of food un-
less 31eould order it at the grocer's
or the butcher's. When you begin
to talk about God carrying the bur-
den of financial distress then you
are sdmply talking about. something
you kerow nothing about,"
; A HINT TO ClITTJECH MEMIXERS.
:And, nay dear Christian friends, this
oleo, to roll the fineneiel distress al
your life upoe Christ brings up a
very pertinent lesson which ought to
he 9e0a134011 by all our churchee. Do
you know why the average Christian
chtirch 18 hiving such hard (901,34' to
get along fine,ncially ? At the end
of the year a few rich men have to
pet, their hande in their pockett) end
matte up tho heavy deficit. 33. is be -
mute these churches in looking after
the temporal life of their menthol's in-
stead of the 00111001 are eot doing
liner (hay. The heat way 30 get a
full church treasury Is ma, 4411 some
peaple seppose, to have a Walter, or
len oyster sepper, or an evening's
fietertitinnient of Mrs, Jarley'e 4914)0"
W01'1414, or a enecert. The tree way
to got a full cherch treasury ie to
have e, full prneor mootin(4'. 3/ the
Gel) men of a chureele the leading
mon officially, Would sot, the right
maniple te the avenues, chme)11 mem-
lers cool 101110 ter 1110 0061014 01214131"
W01133913 DET MUSIC.
Musk in the raw looks a good deal
like axle grease, and smells worse.
The popelar notion that the musk
of commerce is obtained from the
muskrat is a mistake. A. somewhat
similar perfume may be obtained
from the muskrat, but most of the
supply comes from the muskdeer,
creature that is Ct11.0fUlly reared in
India for the sake of the secretion.
The secretion is shipped in the crude
state, and is used not only in the
manufacture of the liquid perfume
sold as ninsk, but also in very small
quantities to give strength and stay-
ing power to many perfumes made
from the essential oils of flowers.
Curiously enough, the blossoms of
two 1141t1V9 plants have a noticeably
musky odor, Ono is the well-known
small yelloW blossom. Xis odor is
marked, anti IS counterfeited in tho
commercial perfume called musk. The
other is the blood -root, The pure
white blossom of that early spring
Wont has a distinct though delicate
musky odor. A betel known as the
meek -bean le a cheep substitute for
niehnne 1110512. .
A HATIMI)ESS ExrLosiivril.
Powdered aluminium begins to play
ttel important part in the peofession
of the engi»eer. Mixed with oxide of
iron, it can be fired, and in burnieg
will produce pure iron at such a tom-
ocrature that it can be used to Unite
pieces) of ieon or steel -such, for ex-
ample, ns 'the cede of steel rails. A
mixture of powdered aluminum and
nitrate of ammonia, celled "amnion -
al," is a e•aluttble explosive, and is
the safest known.. It is not subject
tn explosion from ehock or friction,
ner le it ttflected, like Miro-glycer-
ine, by cold, By varyleg the amount,
of powdered alumitium the strength
et the explosion May be varlad. The
peer) resulting fron the explosion
ere also said to be hermless,
of course, is of great thanortance in
mine-blatting,
THE WORLD LANGUAGE.
According to Peofonsoe Brander
'Mathews, of Collunbia University,
before the year 2000 English will
lltiN0 forced 13,5 213(41)31 to be considers
ed 0, weeld's lenguage. At the be-
ginning of the nineteenth Mittel/ it
Was epoken by abont 20,000,000,
whernaer in 1900 It 40104 epokon by
over 1 80,000,000,
apple pia
A little sweet oil applied to the lor, before seeing the sick woman, he ernaele (.7011/1 11,, 1 --I, ei, vni.,
and their belongings gradually (4o,
bronzes after they are chiStcld, follow- beguiled the time by talking with 1, 12); also the chief corner stone of
till they are forced to quit tho
ed by a brisk rubbing with chamois the bending now being completed ranks of quill -drivers and seek for -
Mein, will 17 ring out theie rich tones, '11(7,I am very much plensed to know (elph. ii., 1.9-"1). and the mon of
daughter.
Hot salted vluegar will restore 009- tune elsewhere.
your mother'. thought of me in her David to sit on David's throne and
per and zinc to their first lustre. Mese " he wad "Is the Rev. Mr. reign OVer the house of Jacob for- DANGERS or. EDUCATTON.
For the reason of this frantic com-
petition for such a paltry wago one
has not far to look. Doubtless the
high state of board school educntion
largely accounts for it. Thie tr.ein-
well bo cede- ing• takes its pupils to a very dan-
gerous point. It does not teach
ferns and mosses is a delight. 01'041101 out glasses a while longer, but T. only city on earth that
them enough to fit them for any
the winter because of its vacation 11 nd I can't "Yes? It. Wii5 all 031- llt1 "the 111E0110 of the Lord" (Jere
higher branches of life. It is suflici-
day reminders. 'Veal illusion!" liii, 3.7), and the oely thing that 1
There is notbStig better for clean- 4 leave found in Scripture that God ont to instil into them a dislike foe
any sort of manual labor. They are
4 says He will do with Ilis whole
ing woolen garments, especially if WAS CAESAR .A. DENTIST? heart. and cold is that 1Te will place attracted by the black cloth and kid
grease -stained, than South American
seep bark, which is sold in small gloves of city men, Thus, to their
packages ta the druggists. Put a everlasting regret, they joie the
and make them Dis people in the ranks of clerks.
handful of the bark strips into a tiquity. The ancient Egyptians Were
i 7.ight of all nations tJer. xxxii, 37 -
basin and COver with boiling water. no mean dentists. Jawbones of DEARTH OF MECHANICS.
Let it steep for ten =inutile, 4911011 mummies have been found with false ; 12). It is part of Ills eternal jam-
med Ile will do 11, spite or al) Thus, though the clerical market In
it will be ready for use. Scrub the teeth ie 1140111, and some with teeth ;noser
caviling aid unbelief of JeW5 and England is so overcrowded, there is
garment with tho soapy water rind filled with gold. The ancient Greeks !the a comparative scarcity of mechanics.
sponge ofe with clear water. also knew how to 1111 teeth with ;gnatiles- ,.. _ A good mechanic need never be out,
A pinch of salt added at the last gold, and how to make false teeth. I Lot us give special attention in the 0. a job .
tor any length of time. The
moment to a pot of brewing tea or There is plentiful evidence of skilled remainder of our melitatIon to the . 1
increased employment of girls, too,
coffee is said to assist 11117.terlally in dentistry among the Romans, for eharge to Solomon and take whet
We Call of it to our 01111 hearts. On in those branches where formerly
bringing out the aroma. A pinch of many of the Latin authors have ref- opeo ee0. isso, .yers.„ 9 was maes a, men only were employed may also
'1'00 PRECIOUS.
A village Clergyillen Was one (lay
sumlnoned in host e hy Mrs, .101411- Lord ( 1., 111 iti., 1 ). in the empeoy of a, large company,
ston who had boon taken suddenly and Seth, not Cain, Isaac, not Ish-
and is not getting $7 per week to
111001; Jacob, not Esau; Judah, not h.00p .1.ms
elf, his wife, and three
children, is a noteworthy instance;
church, and was 'known to be desert- Ellah; Solomon, not Nathan, are the
Moreover, there is always quite a
eel to her own minister, the Rev. Mr, chosen sous of men through whorn
number out of regular employment.
Iropkins. the Son of Man is to come who will
For some time they struggle gal -
While ho was wnithig in the par- himself be the true Temple end
lantly. Their genteel respectability
Seven breakfasts 1.00
Seven dinners 2.00
Other meals 3.5(3
PareS 0.50
Washing 0.25
$(3.50
It will thus bo seen what a strug-
gle must take place for bare exist-
ence amongst this great and emin-
ently respectable body.
Many of them, too, venture to
take a wife, perhaps under the im-
pression that tee° can live cheaper
Clod is ever working all things af- Tm
here are any married
ter the counsel of His own will, ac- than ane.
men with families with salexies con -
cording to the eternal purpose which
siderably under $8 per week. 44.
110 perpostel in Christ Jesus our
clerk who has boon seventeen years
ill. ITe went, in some wonder, 1)4-
((41150 She Walt 110t a member of his
Reuben or the others; David, not
Vary tho breakfast omelet by
spreading on it before it Is turned
minced ham or olives, cooked aspar-
agus that has been run through a
sieve, tart jelly or other 801151195 as
they suggest themselves.
A fern dish stocked with native
Hopkins away?" ever (Luke I., 111-333.
she said. "Oh, no! 'But The throne of David at Jerusalem
we're afraid it's something contagi- is the Only throne on earth that 11418
ous, and we didn't like to run any over been 40.119d the throne of the
risks." Lord (verse 5; cha)1. xxix, W: 11,
'T thought I could get along with- (1hron. ix 8), and Sereterdein is elm
The manufacture and use of false
teeth are undoubtedly of groat an -
Israel in their own land, give them
one heart and one WO,' tO fear Him
salt added to a 11 14111 3,11213.las boon erences to false teeth. 114 3110 a- Very frilcial blostiag to my soul as
Made too sweet by -mistake will take low wages of the clerical profession
man Laws of the Twelve 'rubles" e rode *on the train from Scranten
'the margin of mv Bible reminds me
to Pliinlaelphia. A memorandum 011 lin 011 011. away the oyersweetness, as, converse- there are distinct references to arti-
ly a little sugar often subdues a. licks'. teeth. 'rile first part of No. The typeweeter may haem done a
salty taste. 111105 to this good deal towards helping the girl.
Butter moulds and the little wood- 10 forbids useless expense at Diner- of [11)8, 2111(3the bleeping
en peddles used for reeking butter als in general, but an exception is dov. '1'1141210 18 110•11Ill,g gienter than to outset the opposise
te x o
fi.ni
balls should be scrubbed with a, permitted by No. 11, which allows
that the gold filltngs of false teeth , yeti, ti; ere, 9; 111.11. 133, 10, 11.
to' know God 1.301'. ix, 233, 24: John branehes of employment which fie
bruele rinsed thoroughly (owl kept
Or the gold with which they were I pet. ill, 18'), to know Rim as our
In the refrigerator when not in use.
---.-- bound should bo buried or burned !Faller through Jeses Christ, for no
account for the overcrowding, and
HOW TO PRESS CLOTH. with the deceased. men knoweth the Father 641:1717 the 5021
Wbee woolen cloth is to bo pressed
but not washed, it is sometimes the
question of how beat to giro it tho
dampness that will enable tho hot
iron to remove folde and wrinkles.
Good metals ttre to be had by wring-
ing a sheet, out af warm water,
spreading it on a lnrge table, ar-
ranging 11000 it the pieces to be
pressed and then folding or rolling
all in a bundle. Aftor lying thus
for several hours, the cloth is evenly
damp, but not wet, tend all Creartle
aud fold soften to the best postale
condition for the Ironing. The
FISHY SILN,
and he to whameoover the :eon will
TOVeal 111171 (Melt. xi, 27). There
toe no children of God, according to
The silkworm is not the only silk- .ilionScolopit it -Looms, ceeetai treteehOi7it:h Jo esaLe
producer. Silk may be obtained au'
from the shellfish known as the pin- 1:.1.1,7:1.,sotease33111011;J.M1°,1 J111,1,711110, ;,..a,:135,°,
me which is found in the illediterran- /;,11`',0a114`..`t'0 sa01,,,0 .1./Ams'Nvi‘th'It' rerreW 0/1,
ean. This 51101111sh has tho power of
spinning a viscid silk, which in Sicily 31,41101mOlterIllieragrtutantll
a 441111111(4 ii,iitd, 2121 -
is made into a regular and very
11a 1(9(41030111 441111
"1' 04110)14 all the imaginations
handsome fabric.
by the shellfish in Ttlit'ao 7111!skt 1s
snstsalre is life in earnosi. Concerning tee
of the tisoughts of our hearts -this
for the purpose of attaching itself to pei feet heart ece 11011. evil, 3; Ilieb.
the rocks. It is able to guide the xiii, 20.
eeliente filaments to the proper place
pressing rather them the hoeing most and there glue there fest, and if they As truly as tee 913,1(410 which Sol -
be done slowly with irons not too Nre eta away it can reproduce them. omen was to budid was not for 144441),
hot nor too cool, moving them i t
-"- The material when gathered --Which beet (fofroi101107Lbontieilevtoliotlis simtthoopdaiatic
taSt anaugh ta neeva"1 ane team is done at low tide -is washed in 111
91(03111133' (316 outline en the goods. for tee kingdom of God told His
printi
, ,. soap and water, dried, etraightened, lighteceisness (Chop, 2432124, 1; Matt
13.31 ""811 trn I'M" the 931011111, 11141 and enrded, one pound of the coorse vi, 4.3.. ,
tort hot enough to scorch the wool, ) Let the words "I'ake heed;
is right for the 1110119. "AMOS' ClOth ,
filament yieldies about three <Mimes '
, bo strong altd do; be strong and of
or line thread, which, when spun, is
treated t111177 10506 every creme° nnd
the too clingieg eaftnees lent, it by
wear, Thinner goods Etre handled
the 8111110 Way with success. The pro-
cess, of course, is that followed by
lied "sponging,"
all tailors and 06
310(3
that no pressing' followe the
dampness of neW cloth, It being
Merely spread smooth and lOtt to)
dry.
1e131110SE14E roll 'nip, 33,1.333.
woMart recently asserted that the
fine op/Retentive of her linir wog one
tieely due to a peretelent roid thor-
ough treatment of the familiee hero-
/eine of 00 tooter grooms conetnerce.
It Was applied regolerly 01100 a fell, -
31133111 111 the f011tYWIllg Way 1 A little
Was pOttred into a eaucer Mid rubbed
With the liegere tote the rotas of
a lovely burnished golden -brown col-
or.
.4--
A.,1 5, rule the orator who Imes the
biggest WOrChl has the tenet to Fitly, estly appropriate as your very OWn
31 is 0,15101'to keep out of the (30(15 53)01.1441 POe)50801 141218(10(40sSago to
lnat )out, •Imonial harness than it is to get, yollr own gotil, an, lli
dre David, you
will find your affection set upon the
"3.1',v boy dooran't seem to have got Both in ealvation and frenetic all. 'le
If tIm teeter ie blued when Clean- house of your Clod, rind 01331 4,31
your 1114(411(1 you Will prepare the
111g WindOWs, they will retain their wity. 0. to, ',so, „se 0(1)0141„o1 bo
egillialicy longer and polish illueli led to 1 ejoice and offer wititgly to
do liemelso (01141,9, 1124132, 2, ti, 9).•
along here Very Well,” sold the Office- of Owl. The (42101(3.1104141, the power,
More quiebter,
boy's fathom "Well, to be perfectly the glory, are all Ille. All rashes
frank lith yoo," replied the emploel- arid Minor came 11'0111 111114; all pewee
er, "I meet say ho does slot." "A.11 1 AMA Might (We Hie, and all Ile nuke
11334(41 41 the trouble ?" "Ile Imen't of es le to be wholly nsul eeilliorele)
any teoable; it'll the rest of 118 *110 1113s for ilie) Aleas`tm and teak Ilife
have bad thitt I"
good coil:rage and do; fear not, nor be
disennyed," and the other words oe
verses 10 and 20 lie emnpated with
Dela, xxxi, (3, 8; Josh, 1, 5-9; Hag.
11, 4. 15 1611.41 then humbly bat hone
seed Hie Will only and alWaye.
was accustomed to look open as ex-
clusively his own. Before, these ma-
chines came into general use men
were almost necessary for their
handwriting. Now girls, being more
deft with their fingers, not only
work cheaper, but answer the pe1'-
9080 better.
During the Met few ware, too, tho
General restate° has employed an
increasing number of young ladies.
VIE WILY WOOD.
Sir Evelyn Wood le distinguished
by a. wthiness in Which he has very
few equals. Ile gave a specimen of
this during the operatioes following
the Tedian mutiey. He volunteered
to Carry dispatches theough the 0)1»
011)350 reentry, and disguished him-
self as an itinerant merchant, 14011133
fairly !unifier with Hindustani.
Travelimg by night and dny, he got.
too close to n, rebel camp, and WW1
arrested and detained. After being
somewha1 earelesely examined, he
was allowed to seend the night, 111 a,
lent. As he exnected Miring the
de.rkeess some nativee crawled under
tho canvas and stealthily soarehed
his saddle-bage and 141e11et44, but
foetid nothifor except, sundry meriting
of eorernerce, the dispatcher) tittering
been taken by Wood trore a slit in
'Ms tertian end buried *1111119')1011 (j( tile
spot 4411e1e to slept. Next weenies;
he was permitted to go, tine reach-
ed the Ilritteh camp in 80101y.
C4311010113,
'Don't yell think emu Would be
hapseier if yeu went to leerier
"X enippciee 80," 11.511W8',`01.1 Meander-
ing Mike; "MIL dere's me many people
Peden' (tat 'nee on de enbject dat
X obi% Roth' ib !dip 111 en' spoil doir
.0,60,nro.