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GLORIES OF FONTAINEBLEAL
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FOREST
CHANTECLAIR DESCRIBES HER EXPERIENCES IN THE HISTORIC
FRENCH RESORT -THE SHAH A VISITOR -LITTLE HINTS OF
STYLES SEEN AMONG THE HOLIDAYERS ..tt
gal raesee Chen, raw., Caentere...., ;tease Caentnlateeel Veen, Caen" O`a.eaireena itaa....1 reeet4 Ceeeeleseeearagat tree." eteeeet 4.2
Montigny, rarest of Fontainebleau, see represented often on the stage. ions of the trees and shrubs wiecla
As I foretold in my last letter I Stalls and booths, with all manner fringe its banks. I think the "var-
write to you from the glorione old , gn;l4eraiellogs-ce 1 gotti the prefti fleet .1tety" oil the forest, or its nt.ost
, a a, absolutely unique and unlike the
mare imaginable than describable. At sunflower, marguerite, eansy and other, as are the daenty little Tit-
tles season of the year, with the sTeharlet nappee for two cents each. lages, the cleartugs of the Forest,
trees turning, and the ,soft Indian ev eel! Thenthe
Ptohses lb 1 g 1 IClgeerilc3:,e LlIcdev eel;k7rsr e n Colni owwliiiitittilatoleidaulaii etnreloolitesmiaLeititinetsOeir
Stemmer haze over everything, it Is dolls, and plates with the quaint- ,At Afariotte, for example, both
est mottoes. There were dozens of the 'Inealaitants and visitors were
beoi,utitul beyond words, and 1 long
to
sen you paintings instead, thaugh setztaolils, with" the same articles in absolutely different from those
I one, quantities of sham jew- ansongewhom we now end oursmves.
they fall short in their representae elry, WhiCh NVCS being eagerly The hotels were muerte.- filled with
tion. Tills particular little apot,_ bought up by the gaily attired well-to-do Pars tradespeople, who
Forest, which I confess is more, far ; with a 'green oiler apPeaig" quality, each section is
pwresednena
get d
which I reached a few days ago,
young men and maidens. The gal- !lock "en famille;" the jolly look -
after a delicious week at Marlette- cheese," and got up in marvelous
shoosteng- ieggery all day, lila
vvoinenkind join•ne with kindred 1
sperite in eitting a.bout the
woods and garden% with their in-
evitable embroidery, and black cof-
fee, :the little Ninettee, and Pauls
and Jaques, buzzing round and chat
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teeing and amusing themselves with
nothing as French kiddies can. The
chief excitement though is to herd
together for a co-operative excur-
sion, tilling a hooded wagonette or
break to repletion, "the more 'the
merrier,"' you pay just the same,
and the poor horses are the last
individuale to receive consideration
In this sunny land of France. They
go off in wild spirits, the last thing
you hear as they depart, and the
lira on their return, a enema:ions
chorus of "Tolima "oh-la-la."I
The prices in such places are fair-
ly high, the Frenchman who "fait
le commerce," is ready to pay for
see in the mind's eye. his summer outing, and as far as
There is an immense deal of motor- food goes in all these small "pa.ys"
Ing in the Forest, and no wonder, for be gets the worth of hie money in
the roads are most immaculately that quarter. But the bedroome-or
kept, the autos are of all isorts and rather the way they are tended -
loping horses were in huge fae-or neog bourgeois paterfamilias for "la
and were of a particularly high-
toned order, with the gayest of
trappings, and With varied move-
ments. There was rarely an empty
saddle, . and the orchestra played
quite up.to-date and souninspliaug
strains. Again 1 thought, as often
before, there is
No Crowd so Goodnatured,
so genial, so easily amused as a
French one, all ages, from the
grandpere to the vveeist to -to fra
is a •verltable,painters' paradise, and
they realize their blewIngs too, those
who tia,ve had the luck to come to it,
for there are many here, 'working
as hard as they can, all gay and
happy-go-lucky as it seems to me
Parisian painters generally are, at
any -rate on the surface; they doe't
care how they dress, -dress, do I
sa,g, why, they simply .clothe them- voling a•nd gamboling •' the happy
selves ; hours away, till the grand finale
came -a "Bar en a bIg hot tent,
For Decency, and No 1ore.
I with a grassy floor. I did not see
I tried to study the weird neck ar- one tipsy man nor hear one crying.
rangetnent of one who sat near me child, and 1 thought, as we ell
at dinner, but words fail me, it was drove home in the cool evening,
a kind of a long knitted garter, through the lovely foreet roads,
listening occasionally to the ever -
such as his grandmother may liave
ready babble of our "moiler," with
bequeathed to lam, wound round and
his 'whip incessani.la "crack:the' that
round and round; it is strange and it was a picture one would always
rather pathetic that when a man
le so keenly alive to the world's
beauty, animate and inanimate, he
is content to be such a grotesque
blot on the laedsvapet But they are
not all like that, and the American
artists here make up for the sartor-
ial defIcienciee of their Freon)). bro-
thers or the brush. The emblem,
coat -of -arms? of Montigny, is the
"cock that crowed in the morn," this
lovely little vine -covered inn, with
ite terrace and balconies overhang-
ing the river Laing, is the "Hotel
du Coq" and the favorite deteigns on
the beautiful faience or porcelain,
Manufacture.) In the village, aro
picture*/ of the important locating
chanticleer, the "pere de famine.'
With his old hen and plumey little
one% When I asked the "sviteree
fere" of the ubiquitode bird, both the
mender petter and the innkeeper Pail
Was leceoltiaie It was the emblem or
country life. and when eieitors Va1110 Vey,- fine and silky, to be Ins:timing,*
from 1ar14 and 611C11 big ploseee they They have a sort of tiparilhli flavor
liked to LB earroundeil by eoun- about thrm. and look 41(34;1(111y eine
try soeneS-and take them aw t.)" on the dark -eyed French women.
in their trunke, for the little Nearly everyone hero is wearing
tea sets end flower bowls, et"., are ! blouses with short "trottenr" skirts
conditions, some only large enough 011 what a falling off was there
for "Monsieur et eladame," others the beds themselves are generally - .
regular family caravans. We have comfortable enough, here deseribed hed a white Ronda,- 10. Y-----------------"ilont-T.Iir, pre-
load so much rain tills season that
the roads are not over dusty, and In alit Never a Ouster lien 'Seine and the erraimentni part el sea.r. Tres mode in thee) aniltFolemn
sett • amell maile vi to 19e ; earlier
wind, therefore the people do not dis- a broom -after the first day- and exactly the pink (gran( M 'Alien " 44'.:4!;4411t 440441111:100:1R 4111'1.;;(1)48%4Ilt.(1)(Pat'n'ly I .11:1.114:04b:S.;:111,10t,IP i':•Ze ; '1`41rF• tubs and
the sheltered Forest NVC get little gees nigh the furniture, eery seldom . Wag f4 eh tirretp pink. e-liteh matelled W.:mice. evizet:ly ns Jos. .„ . ,..
figure themselves with hideous mask's ver3r little water trickles iuto the ' i'.iTV illid Tlit wreaths tone eleee, , kite. I: teams a. stranger era 'mil. ' e""
1 ii. • cemnum, 11 Ini to 1,2e ; pound.
1 1:le :. in »Hum, 12 1-2 to
or goggles, and I have seen some fots- climinuitive jug: Here. however. at • gat tlit iving in n mistry atm- with fer ls.ttle. ••:io Ineetnt w te ra.1.00.1. reale, 15 to 11le : medienu. 13 to 15e.
itiontigne. aro 1 vaid before, things' ri tale brut in :Ate teeth tit t1+0 ' uo swor4 ariiwn. ne to ill plant,..1. , 1. "V,. sti.„0.., mei prteou 011 -
dilating looking women In long,
putty -covered driving coats, upset are entirely differmot, no tourists 10 reeeele. Lift the Ui.g and stnivt`ZP the • tao "genre re 11110144rmining. /. w.is cuing") at 11 tele tor Ltrgo. and.
speak of, hut lots of niee looking :ping go.nuF nue; a 1 volie 11 il,nw ,` t..v te, dila= teert.r to their feiainate . 11 1-2e for tv..ins, ./A., toto.
over dresses of rii tussor silk, and people in the ch,m.aux and Villae [rem ter NH,. /bail Ilgotly in the • the: Jirliaa. gees te. le, 1,01.8 nu!'
4 wiSp of white goatee round them, nr riages with Iget te" girl's skis/lug ; tot di sired with es -vete Ike ft et. el,K. !, Tv.i, ;,:* V.e:t.r.t Wit. i:.1 ern*. Ikl: p..rtert ,t1re st•-ioly iti. 12 to Vie.. :Lad eliiPei
,eare-• tatil thin at 17 t., 1Ket. $
oonde
Erg --St r,vt I. .r.,.,. p,;..1 hi red are
wearing nimart little round hotte with all round, charming little pony-enr- right hand ore! d •.-rilti. tht culla" vice:wee V a:it the 0 le 1 11.1 3 on- ,
to lace veil. of the large patterned thernselvt.e. as well aN very smart : resi t- t r the tirzr Vials whiell ten' tee ,einee. 10. 4 °,1,1,,,,,, p414111 wi. r'1 111
•-•4';4: w. re. to Isl. :,1'.r.q.". an! :tf.i it to ti e IsottiteD s=rine age ‘P:i the tretele
aro. nee henget at 11 1.* 12e.
variety which are amen all the rage
this 6011800, and will. presently be turnouts. It Is moist reasonable, too. h
; lei relent ef a eligat ape etoo, mi n
being a place for [sinners, for 't he lin 1.i.g. is., net VVI r e rrainse ut , 111 eleneli fa' 11.4* trImp tts. tr,.10,11 the:, her.. tire st ea 1-.. at 73i V* 7rie per bag*
eeen as lunch in black ; the latter latter always keep down the ;gime le to wael. 1" leinae area 1, te,4 as i,eru... ,,,,,i. .,,,, 1,, ,,,r,;: op 1.„1k. . a -,1 „14,„1 )„,tat„,..e ., e „.- etete are en,
their lodgment. be they ever Ft- I
Mrs. Anderson, a prominent
society woman of Jacksonville,
Fla., daughter of Recorder of
Deeds, West, says:
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mothers who have not at times en-
dured agonies and such pain as only
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benefit who were cured in less than
three months after taking your Vege-
table Compound, while others who
were chronic and incurable came out
cured, happy, and in perfect health
after a thorough treatment with this
medicine. I have never used it myself
without gaining great benefit. A
few doses restores my strength and
appetite, and tones up the entire
system. Your medicine has been tried
and found true, hence I fully endorse
- Miss. R. A, ANDERSON, 225 Wash-
ington St., Jacksonville, Fla. e5000
forfeit If ortotnal of above testimonial Freeing genu.
lineages cannot be produced.
The experience and testimony
a someof themost noted women
of America go to prove, beyond.
qnestion, that Lydia E Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound. will
correct all sueli trouble at once
by removing the cause, and re-
storing the organs to a healthy
and normal condition.
Sapday Selgool.
IN1ERNATIONAls LESSON Nen 111
OCTO BE e 19, 1802.
The Fall of Jericho. -Josh. 0: 840.
Commentary-Exptanatory, 1, Inetie
tutions revived. „ea soon as the lerael-
ftee bad croesed the S melon, two of
ellieir religious inetitutioes were re-
newed: Tile siege of circumeision,
welch seems to bave been suepended
durlog moo. of the time of the forty
years ii; the wadarne. s, was again re-
vived. "It was the. visiole token that
they were God's children and the in-
heritors of the promieses," The Pass-
over was a,lso reiiewed. Than kept in
memory their deliverance or=
Egypt. They thus began life in the
new land to which they had come by
properly honoring Dna obeying tied.
8. What' Ooseutt had spoken -When
he had 'given liens dIrectious as tiod
had commanded lam, es to how they
ahould preeeeil to take the city of
Jericho. The eecape of the spies,
whom joshes]. had sent to learn the
condition of the city, had aroused the
King of Jericho so that he took e-xtra
care TO !save the gates of the city
well secured against any further In-
trusion from the Isra.elitts. The seven
trumpets -These instrumente were
probably made of horn, or of silver,
and were the same as used on the
jubilee. Before the Lord -Before the
ark, called the ark of the covenant,
for it contained the tables on wideb
;the covenant was inscribed. Blew -
Instead of the &medial. trumpet of
war, they sounded the trumpet of
joy, as already conquerors, acting
faith .in the promise of God. The ark
followed tie ni-"This was a r; ym-
bol of God's presence, and showed
that all the vie,tories of Israel were
from IIim. By this token the faith and
patience of the people were increasae
U. The armed men went before -
The stealers took the lead to clear
•Lloc. way of obstruetiona. The rear-
ward -The whole complay of Lorael
Toreered in the line of march. The
(gave of the proceesioa seems to bane
been, el.) The goldiers. .2..) The
14441-11 priNiTS, 1110Willg C011tillUally on
large hOrr (3.1 The to rk.
Cartons° t `aunt k'radnee.
'The main body of lame). The par-
e. FSiOn r1r0100.11:S liejlt OA a safe ills- Butter -Choice dairy poUnd rolls
'More from the walla ao that no are etre einem*, aori are iirm eale.
weapene fir miseles eeelal reeve them Ittrtgeir'rissea,olititi,..riLdric Jezitiumaport,.,1., lanoldstepa,adeyk,d
Cream. ry prints, I9 bat to 20 1-2c
no success only as there Is perfeet
oberlienee. The xacotlree for obedi-
ence ehould not •be merely• becanao
of rear ot the consequenees (Of
obedience, or even beceuse is
right to obey, but out of pure love
to God.
Israel's faith. Evere step regale -
ed faith. From a human stand-
point nothing whatever 009.111 bO
gained by marching around the
wuJls alt the,y wore dit'ected to do.
But they believed God.
A. greet victory. 1. Great becauee
God gave It. There could be no
doubting lee fact that the, victory
NV11.9. from Jehovah, and not from
any hunritt power. 2. Great becauee
a, great enmity WSJ' CO1111.110telY over-
thrown.
MARKETS1
raraato learxnett,' Market.
Wt. 18. -The grain recenote to-da
were moderate, with little change let
pries. Wheat id ste.ady, :e00 buishels
of v. hite knelling at 68 to 6e% aoa
boatels. of red winter at 680, 200
imeheis of goose at 63 to 64e, and
a load of spring at Gee. Bagley firm.
700 ler-theta selling at 4,2 4414.0,,
Cate are easier, with sales of 800
bulehele at 3•2 to .32taj.
ad'y in limited supply, with sales
of 15 loads at $1.2 to $15.50 a toni
for timothy and at ;80 to $9 for
mixed. straw sold at $11 a ton for
burelled, and at $7 for loose, there
being receipts of four loans...
egetableneettrket is active and'
etcaely, with no ceange pricete
Potatoes are selling at 600 to 700
per beehel and 90e to $1. per baga
Dressed Hogs - Market steaely,
with p.ices unchanged tot $8.50 teel
$9 per ewe.
Wheat, white, 67 to 6830; red,
68c; goose. (Ile; spring, 040. Oats,
32n to 33e. Barley, 42 to 44)em
Rite, to'Oc. Hay, $12 to $15.50; clov-
er or mixed, $G to $e. Straw. &heat.
$11; loose, $7. Butter, lb rolls,
,../soc,. Epegs, new laid, 20 'to 220a,
held etoek, 15 to 17e.
1111.1ht be et toad OP'S e4111110t tts a rule pay Hulett for idol as a Lt tic groet t la IsVi.11//,‘ igph!
1.e:ery. tio,‘y p.. ieteora 11."' Leedlne 1t!wail %.",,,trketos
will/Mr. anti they have tin lonato •
aversion to being fleeced.
I fear this eau hardly tie called
a fashion letter, but if mrs anues
will forgive me for once. see.ag Ilat
Very faa-inating w.ta the Woe ieteuy and smart high hootti. For
it
painted eltiekabitil(s on twit, thin divided skirts are in the majority.
cycliog
seeis the most "cliffiAlo" time for
ing the new evolutions of 'Wad -
*LW or green eo:orel b.;ekgrourals. and hideous they are. In Paris all toe note1 node.1 ivornhoto do Inerm'
Any 0110 from Canada. especially elite wear ehort. tem Platte, and the
aris ono on piloting tient, who has other gammons tore looked on 118 de -
tint.% to bun" on his neut viv.it 0tJcidy ''btod form." Tow hart Wagk-
tto P.1r.s, will. I promise him. nit re- Ing skots are nearly always 11000111-
gret a night or two event tinierpat:led by one of 1111, leeae, pule-
elonelnor rsof 4 tide tots to mateh, with open belt eieeves.
is POI P. pale bee* end ale petroa" They aro NO Va8"7 811.1 'comfy" for
doLs not give tone a voinmiselon, bat slipping on an Off when we rare taking
truly th. le Is nearly oar tutede "al !mecca" or eitting out
after dinner on our "Terrasso" lit
1i.00rYtht141 to rheimi'e the Si"' with Japanese lanteroat. 1 saw a
of num in this Ntet SpOt lfl 111t1 For. smart liuh coettnue In brown nand
tetra outekon-te, wince* the ale Is green talleeel Onto. wheel' owae temehed
doesallaes Leo+ teeter:AI ng than in the up With Ilinesiran embrololery
&user parte. Tine aeteelooe Hoar -
Dont 00 tontNse..
g4o.se," :As they enla It.. is 01entifal,
an I went men In red, greelso and yellow. A pretty
ontge one wtont on a heaeley adopt': greet kit Tyrelean hat with metiellie
Leta et late t net vegetable% laue eoelre 111108 01101 mete:tone. Lien
ter Cone in "ree4UP4" deirlenes Waea, tendon ia Wept wRio it. and lonoog bonlit
the "Oneentles Lux Hiles herbesa are; deeeleao gloves -genet the get-up for
tire:ewe oar the meat 1 Wan ; teetering in the Annution-lietal retest.
drew 41 V.'n11.,, kg it ne-tratle to ten ; Tato Shah fo,eaored ns the other day
but you Berm eleekens. Iona ; 1,1111a liens aoanat elotantaterwairivieg oat
int aew the ena.ei:te einehesene ; ;rem Panne Willi a II431ge. (al 3.1
huh, r,gattrIliges. trutd '10210/Witlig." He ettletipluously
ante lemeined
&guinea, aa ite 'W181349! eotene cerne or the 3311133080138!bottle.
aatBie 0.s17 ineeneeen berigenae a then epenot a hong thee th the Pinnate
gardene, Watchneg and revile/1g live
veteran reel tarp, which, they ray,
have lited (the etorine onesfor huon-
daeds of 'ears in tine, orooementrall
leke: Thee eremelte tame. :and look
With enema -1i red seine, wiete wiee.
beer. vet' Is Be US eon eare to dtgok.
Oar daeaebt ma
en% ate taken. uttder
a emeopy tbe terrace, gar (an-
tler at reeven In a gallant room, half
taloa, luta; aeale a* towage/lee fraeintiete and sociable. If they ctltrkl
i113!..3013wlth -t‘ome erne teconne toriveren.tionel, like La
le 1b geob. come very nee.h the re, Forotolnees fabulous ationais. Isloat in-
Bradstreets"
'Verse, intorly I Laney taken by toed- tares:leg tale's nrIal Ceandals they
lninele.sele trade at alootreal ha
natural. old 11. Thion trom limt" eould tel of time: de ale-looter:Me awl
esseareate iratto11!,rsY in er penete.n Liar Linda. Siatite Ahtoitiettee ed eaid vital er IN iqs ti;0
tOerd mete toe•inve cans weee. Large_
teitleen. After el•talet We it 1 eit rine hanoieon, and other wortioles I ogralt, with Tak Fieee cr ZE;Lp.: T. eerge-
'rite big man illeteas ai ‚133 *0 • eine14ereeree, een,_ ape 3111z.10.1tEeS of 13'1_4;4E11 are bnaig
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q.c....31 s„,..,s, Le „eatatantee ne he eefairoctiono of the (Leroy's strong- ore on qrlite a liharail aeale.
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ro it Itoms ;exclzeistittly. 1.1,12ute and by tsuests, vloes for, two &mars slonally se that it weer be gene:lg. i Tee 3.4 -014 of traele at Queltee
When coal cover wit' n a plain fre.etleg, , tatia hetet meat In. take heel here. t '•;•'D-. Fa:il f7."-nelf rat:--Saeeeal ecanae during the east es -eek has been just
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Wcil agot up," in iSprite of the primi- ..- and A "pourbolre" in proportion- made frord the white of one peg; Tlen We raasz Trts'th 12621ce• 14 11.4- 31.8 beet. Zews ana Christiaom ass lerge CS tine preeetneg Week. i
tiee pro.oees. yea get a, Vitetorla for the, whole i'llf;a :eve S;;,1 vn5tel teat tee 131'0 "41 nrateril ha Hamilton the moveneent Jai
beeten stern two teaspoons er Eeea I and pall. area When It lb:relic: tee
Last Sunday -do not be shoetree. afternoon, and aro automobilecoste nye:tat:on of wails opened. and seaeonaene lines ie very satisraaa
water and three-fourths of a etop or n me Wao hat* the tag.ger p.rt a•T it
ray ftlends of strict, Sabbatarlan you the gime. while for Sel you teat, ..i.e 7ulGs Pai:k.k.."a3L0 7.i3E4 ettaten. tory, and the general proseects roan
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persuasior.-eve drove to a fete at
Morel., about six miles off, a very in a. constortnble landau with a. good Add half o. teaspoon of vanilla. Bl'at 'N "El3t I et.r.'t knew wiallt -to w.s12
ran,L gremee Tor tee Israelitee to! are prom:singe e; d '
thoroughly' spread it on tte eeke 1 tor " toi e -"--•otestee , eases ion many ee
. wane ever. Prebebly tlee wall Fen' partonents of whosesale trade arti.
picturesgrie little town, with a peek of gees. After all though. 'it 'tit a brodel-bladed -spatula. wetting e t'Oh. you can tleitk or eereethingla
fine old •grotewae of the 14th cert- is- the peelestrain-on good traoniong ,w4 ., .. . clever, nate/ its foundations in everel ahead of last eear, vied by tale end;
ture a splesiditine taieved and angle ---svlorr has the Lest of 'it in the t e Knue 43e-enslono32; la E'El°1 `Ct.er he Vain- part..
, ,. id meake the icing- spree" d well. 'Weep ;...; allo. I; carata' she rep:led-9 ezas't .. . ee nee reeentre tine inerease in thet
this has hardened put ore the erne...! think ot atrthin I went verv -... . .
P.ra_i.VTICAb si:RNEY_ , satee for this year simuld sleow nee
ent -church a.nd a nunnery famous heart of the forest; none otbereae
(sucre doge) made and sold by the weele enongh to .--wa'.k -inclia-ro. fite. mentaLkeirg- Beat. the wlateee cr 'two II much." . g . ' . ranee itt•e witeonn wed ateente et ;• present. Prices of staple goods.are
tor some renowned barley sugar daac.. rlbe the exau0s1te bethe fest eta, „eseee before us greatIly rtag_ ,. evea greater expanskon tTaan at
-. . egge 1112 very stet' and add 1-Vro 1 e •• e * oene e- - ex- ' ' • - •
" religieuses." Alas! the maid poor „ which meateeer up be„ amen erect
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mote one cup has been uscd Watile ; ee-eena in some cases, but begauee ont the.
Mins have just been turned out. with through rieb. lueurlart undergrowth, • :lett 6:.s name was above evert, • 001:338 of nee presteit teuileney of,
the irshabitants of weeny another , with seat, springy moss or a ear- ot'aer canoe. rind that no Partlily 031 14'. to work to a higher lever
3..fuwer end:11 stele] before the God
Menvent ion Frame, as pee proton. , ape. mar.-wtth . Ital,rkbelle: Alpir •
putting in the sugar add icidanilv I et- • -
taly kinowe tor hot confothileg to mks and heather, pan and wall e.
Governonent relies afleet the teeeb- i Bermes ere le ProltISIOrt
Ing of children. At letariotte, and to teed the latratiange and mate in
'other villages elOse by, they gave ;
i greeet vealety , fer thca dear little
•111 gracefully, ancl so they rest Un- ; red squirrel% with which the trees
Molested. It has caused a vast •
:are peopled. Every now ana tben
amount of bitter teeiing, as 'you come to wonderful plots -of soft
The Sistere aro So Lovtd 1 whate vend. just like the sea shore;
by Many; indeed, Most of the In- I then you go through v.alleys of
babitarits, for their deeds of mercy ' rocks, enormous bouaters, covered
and Mang a 'Wow has literally beets]. With laSuriant verdure, and next
laruck in their defence by their ,70u wonder to find yourself on the
tevn sex, as well as the "strong ledge of a limpid lake, tmite a large
I One, where, the water is eight or
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004,- oad pretty sight, a teal tee ; le aeatnp"y 'egnenhite. "bulIta on rocks
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coloring is desired in the lemon juice. I apart, and to one large head add f nem VD shnPle. ai .:..ir.i.::
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I- t is till - 1:-A mac-. 1.2+0 be ; the 3 .an c,f attack. The plan was I vere on repeat orelers. Tizere is
the frosting is so thick that witen ' 1, terrupted, with a g.eil emo,e, 30.1 give:. ..osima by the Lord Honeo14f. a goo& demaml for tan and winteel
You lift a, spoonful and cut it with a i 3-11 ha" ale 1"-AM'werS' Ilift wn,",t's are alwaYt4 peeuliar. iilis gOOts from jobbers at London. •
knife it will remain parted. . ; Theo:gigs are not our thoughts net- Besiness at Pacific Coast point*,
To Color the ornamental part die. I
PICKLED CAULIF LOWER. i , r. teer are our ways HIS ways. Isa. as 1 po ted to Bradstreet's, is dulLi
Folve a seetll particle of whatever i To pickle cauliflower, break it an. -.• •S, er. The directions were, M f.x- 1 ei weather conditions lei Maine
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salt in water enough to ; 03' understanding he fails, but 11130128, and the moveraent of grai
leaf green violetgolden yellow mulorerer the vegetable and leave it for w
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Joshua's obedience. IIe listened in- traae in various departments. I
get too little coloring into Icing. but ' turn it into a quart of vinetZar, with I
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it is very possible to use too much. eteberia two tablespoonfels of mustard ! iertlly to the Instruction., given by Business at Ottawa has been gaol
teen Or twenty minutes unte a fork' or e i os : v 5 . an 0 ey for sorting parcels or seasonable
The quantity that can be lifted on
the point of a tootImick Is sufficient
to give a beautiful tint. The cake
have prevaonely been boiled. Boil ilia the "Captain of the host of the this week. There is a good demantal
Vial readily pierce the cauliflower. In every particular. There can be goods.