The Goderich Star, 1907-12-20, Page 71
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thM Msl sass. Isms vadat
Int sed ws1f sd at kr C(NP rots'►
w hit* still tritest.
atter swru'm* nal, et flim sweet, 17�tt
Yat lxh aakenstended pectfooLeif
HAM et w, They bore Ito coda
isk cermet en War weetbsn beak
bas *WPM them antong
Lost Hope
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i.
Tette hewn none WAS theai?1ip+a �. &ad vwonen's ntiar•
t * lied been iaaitttetk`tlul kiki4clUxipOcl Tlla`t1l(lvlriltllQl >tRKttl fdtllti9lt Hittr
lttf bar a<'t•+rsto seed (teas rtlevery lapin hie stupor.. iGath ring hitt ribr (Rk*
.,ea during tM seedy ttttll:>aal+kh. Berl tv etltet' like o Fra,
• ,Yt1 r c okttld- the heeds,
Mar 1►Sk tut ited aGU Jibe vartutr.ot tits
decktOeurei; and, n W the, w0Idi,NQ R' *14110040
r4q �
Iva Micrchaviast gild 21 Vias 11t°tnii•
414:11 Y: 1,k are.a *n s.
tl(la aalacre e
' a RtI\ 't
Satllila aar(liar: tC>tt f�1lG'.ltlf +If 'two #tittt�'c+
,*'g ;.4 alight; lar the riche fS it 11e w!.. •,e„ Fry �{r 1 n .
'3' (het tee the i#atihklic n i1i� 'tiat;'S �+ IJP,,, fog
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r" Mont it that pnedeliililtksl WOO tae ate 4, • :
'�' cit the mala within, t
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tel t* C . POWiti MS
he leaped
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> 7gtI R1 price
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=VIP price intik.,_ the IVar �h ,iuer�in�#�n� �� 'lata with him,
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n
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end *Ali tome, a kacic'. !hm F
11 rs" fnifttit5 �selt lie n•nascribed• theNadi notere 9iatk tit edist2'; vttl'
W► t� (rola k11Sioti ter t U(k+ r !ken iaatte ;
tirniv.rs, a Irlda alitti oletw: - pointed til the ttoinak� s body •
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s 'alta raid sit
' of liar d i a 14
io 40),lt ail:. "cit, ,'". JIcI aRU"—&'e acs m' tliariced iltuh r ;
r>d.1[htG sh1 t,'1ay dirk total -04.» Alta
,es i� oUS bo(ln and her ,
n e per... .
sem . t G ft d
hiccb ltedse1caped't1ii t piing it em. of 5fuk!r 1' `1„�^ t up •trt+lil tlld
't►lktcSk hAd asc..1. the lila. g feeble ‚vi lr seen p
aha ;wilt; hill avCtitad.fi raml, re, •slt1►$t 'belteal tkte ate V tlttap of Abe':
slrt:A b,�c' !er t#o past 1+t1YeAtJ" Y a � d d hra?t�ttti� Yfulali
strMYed Wltl1 frits Wispy 9E.91004,,,• yo hr h anlr baatc b1tQrt'1 the i>(>;
la; tate re4lu • let t sltl d t ire witch Harry disengaged
d,®sd, >;1ru111F !tit �iltlls$ � m tfitr, tealdet tlYaStfusie o a A
tell heti her prldlk at
Ulrich. - y eSk'litt "That• • my • sistereeth Beat earl the
'WA site lied bt'en ilk her day, apd ttie;5t 421 ,out. it St IIn4.. " iu sola.
• chetliS. harts bt°thy .a.°, +," * °• 11 Mani:;
1110 10' 0iat wa now• blowing away f b by 1 :c11 t1Cit n, At
a iau.ketgr Ei 14k4A+v1sp dell • t�1 ud. aid ;d+p 't : aRL your hicu1l i3pllt 1
1:f YC11Q1na so r
;: d. (life rials:
r. feet(' ' S e :: t. d s h1!
!lade, it$ drat* asttbl 'reseditit#s hit tis
e dead w,iman, which relaxed, ns
�'�' reit th
• �f tllb f412? "W 111#4. th.Gugh reaaBilizittJt
�• o by
•!IU'APexttliiaet�°cq+fr�l�`a 1aekXlf?tuac#� a}r'tkfe lain; ,
Not a•truf{ardwa>; spoken in the boat as
!t bads to the Last hope,
Gl
4tttt Y tin the
n
sa
;8�wlmit 'alta I:innish kCause the Y,vnclon 91 �` .
(sober orison #tit alto art. .. �,,< th4 .batty wrapi>•.d in his. rear, gazing
_ ihe.lnli#e.
- II At
}�. f h �
' ', eulddtloW,Sia u'' lits right ata la$xtot•.
lapen lsp
a , abet a.
1Y old r they laugh eters stern -Sheets,.
111 ikitaxlt+a itlitri ing eY
r oar.
n. e
. " is amok
'n
' S9. .g
.rife.
r into talking
b0
_4 tHope,
to
and � s
as gain
dere aa
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r the
tato ,us g
'th4iP. p
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to r
e1�h
h curs
wt
v i
,•o
t
lite
tura, rear
1 011
t
�- f he
:'` 'hili
.til
t
led f�R
f#� - r born
u0 ro
.. blain fresh 1 q
Man stn a elf thele :names On
ave him
* dd a „ d DN.":take Ili
ti2tculd'allow; far 1't9se
veo
•
"Whew, here 1 am with presents for little boys and girls."
S3dllactll*. Ahem � t>~tttlltdli� Itul:t` two
the Ittlgl,
taut -fil,iemper 'y!tItif� tipitael #nlitdE � Io entage t ttvt tvtt6 'ti l'SU '
itttlk #iii; atter t1111A4 Gf thi*dear s Ila a ik�tu' ankf9.lpatt41113 ct &ll ixtttAAidpsx t�Md
11;1 t Y ice 11 alit,>it apt lata is t 1 v. qt � . ' .atilt llplra lttt tlt!tlAlctlt `'C ,y gvinng totiz l irk vont.
l o e !tttx mon Qt tea adCt 9c
aG%k go al e7 ittL apt* y¢Rt itlStltp ;Ott* eh# 1• f it �I XCIt tC$4.11.r0044 44ttS 11 c qJ ;t :a apt C.d1 'int
tttie arlirl . ta_t +dlkt Wan lttrl,oa, /roe t efi•it )'(' ct 4_ t11.t4e K his, relatlir^cs Ae,' tiler u Burda cap Y,
b.i! kfl • apd p1(un p1,.�tllel>w'., t fri•dtdsx Is an ertKtal?C lklttl�lfi' t. 45ci11* :t iu. watt . nilskit'r Tat. ealtrs `tf
11G,1 to scantier' to + .j Inrd luau era 14 « p l,xllh th,n •Cak.1 Q e�czlr tYhtt v rt 1 : try,
Icy t. at lt► 'tttivdea ped n,
'cilli I„an �ft4 ant: 4\r+il tiff ilt�ttt, ill ztl�t � tt�l a t tr'a'il t, cr
dtA41 tt ls• ewx �eeettit}S+t�tSl etl•t .ticm titan: eiltlt Vet aefisttt�q. pair 1t
44 **44p4
The following jolly game repenlfy
fit
ploillt4 altar fiats NAOMI . The Vette
t a .av
rn
aha oa
fa
axe
lkt. i r$ with 18
# e t
Via Ill r d
y h three or
bb nod h It
ed Y t1 g b ha
till •• whom 411 d •
t.
P i1
+int place, rill" iw. 6 is
a his r
*--•-- • Uist 11
`and eft`
abet rnawt
r: en
F nim
to of
instead a
how try,
report) tt
wittis
da 1 Po
00
WS eve
t
using h. ed deck cabin, had by threats
the ed
hurried back the boat to the ship.
Captain lleraldsen, mad with liquor,
raved and cursed, and would have fallen
upon London Harry, but. Harty shifted
the baby to his left arm, and retreated
?ilk the tOreeestle.
Through the after at suhee he ent
is
little nephew; then,
in
mate—who offer
in cf [lailk, g
nfltobegforal
now be tea receivingthem—and was
now s to the captain,
mcnik pay
Milk h0 must have or the child would
site 1
Then the liquor devil i t the capt0Y
mocked him, b g
him ucti
pantry at tide rfilk of his lite. •
"Be kind, captain 1" pleaded Harry,
vrltn white lips, as he moved bcward the
pantry, covered by the muzzle of the
aDtain's revolver. "It's Christmas Day.
i ry
thing
aQ'�
oat act §�
pi
b'hl , and th8 Great g
ath sag tier fike ltt>X!dred tons,
'cgtiiatrymeo was held by them to be
k and a worker o m. (#
$,'pp&r� a _ - , .. . a tie.
50110 men eared to haste. dealings the
}ttizl, urticas tt wens "Landon Beery,'
t And .dock rat, who feared, no living
4+n,•wizard; or no wlzui'd, save hewho
rat
of the Metropq
t
ho
'
�t:�a
0 hd ttttifo
t
#?4 ' ' ' having cleaned up ltis
diced 'tea Sat alone by
after µp .s
t s
and gene
a e
tip
a galley tiro; ' awning his.- little steel
tobac000. pipe, vete) the reindeer bone
tnputltpiece, gating into the glowing
teedik with red eyes that saw nothing.
TTo hlrn at last atone London Harry;
latent upon borrowing a pinch of tobac-
,'c0,. tor? 11e eves fresh relieved from the
'wheel,' end' had not tasted tobacco for
- tout` haters.
"Cheerho. Lockey," he remarked, with
e:litteerfuµness that even he was far from
feeling. Ave yer, gotsa chew o' baccy
for 'a • poor Ione orphan?"
+ did not
' The red eyes of Dead Dog
• :;stave from the fire, but he held out a
stick of tobacco to London Harry, who
blithely whittled off a generous pipeful.
"See' any luck in the fire, Rogge 2" he
asked, .atter an uneasy pause..
"1, see' der good luck and. I see der bad
tuck," droned .the Finn In a low, chant-
. ing•voice. -Al seeder dark. and I see der
5unshit}O, and—•und• der sunshine it
' (Nimes' to der Lost Hope, and—it die
away -1t die away—und dere is nodings
lint der dark t A leetle man -child come
tom der Sea, and he go back to der sea,
t1d dere vaaiicding else but der dark."
"Gown, Doggy, y'es' barmy 1" scoffed
London harry. "WheraS.la kid to come
irons —a thousand miles from the nearest
tan ? If yer cawn't do getter magic 'n
tha('you ain't good enough for Muwgit
sande, swelp me l"
13ut the Finn made no answer.
And Giindcn Harry disgusted with his
mppany, tumbled forward to the, fore-
astle, &Aging the spray showers and
heath, For wasis. (2 no9CCtirtitmaserEveY
The 'morning broke bright and fair.
few fleecy clouds chased each other
crosss rain -washed sky, The Sea had
one down to a heavy, dark, blue -black
,coddling swell.
On the quarter-deck Captain Heraldsen
hared Norwegian commands and BM -
'WI Oaths at the men as they went
iyy and heavily about their work. But
there was one man at whom he did not
swear, aid that man was Dead Dog. for
the captain's mother was a Helsingtors
woman, and she had taught him to leave
b well Aline where Finns were concerned,
So`Dead Dog made himself busy with
Alto malting of a fggy duff. out of defer
encs to the British members of the crew,
who stili dimly remembered Christmas.
The clock over the cooking range still
ted a few minutes to eleven when a
Ot "Sail -ho r sounded from the fore -
ale head, and London Harry. his face
11 of news, put his head In the galley,
ebbed a handful of figs, and an-
fOutleed d dismasted vessel ahead.
"Did yer see that In yer Meters last
Ilia, Doggy?"
No,' answered the Finn. "t only See
ee(le man•baby and dor sunshine,
are my word, Harry. you'll see
see and you shall taste der Joy
,,Morrow before night."
Don't shoot, captain. Its—for— m i
His hand closed on a tin which stood but the spelling out of one letter in 0
en the pantry shelf, A shot rang out, whole alphabet of divine apd inenite
elin the eorecast3 as a letter so plain that
fuddled mate ha a moa
and filling the cabin
film cf smoke that smel
Then Londoti Harry, white, swilling, its spir . ,
and coughing blood as he went, lurched Christmas is separated fibm ihe rest
back to the fo'clele triumphantly. of the year by ezinethino other than
,sel'he old man's all right l" he declared. lines of the calendar. It is a season by
"E 1 t me have the milk, but 'e got me ithelf in which, with a sense. of freedom,
it or a
1•a
«HR1TNS SERMON
"Glory to God in the highest and on
earth peace, gdod will toward men." ---
Luke ti., 14.
The glory of the Most High depends
These
on the gladness of the most lowly. .
were glad tidings, not because a way
Clad been found to- get men to beaver
Whether they wanted to go or not, but
because a way had been found of re-
vealing to mankind the taw of love tie
1140 first law et heaven and of helping
washa life lived to realize how
nderg that law. gloriousood and •
The happiness of the Christmas tide is
the fruit of love. 1t is "born of the joy
of giving. It Is the celebration of the gif'
i a life to the world; an act which' was
, wakening the ove.
and a shudder, the lowliest could read it, so simple and
th a thin blue clear that men lay aside their opinions
ed of murder. land subtleties and yield themselves to
Were arranged 121 tt ciicte WWI 11Za
1a11 oYith mtvanlaga, b trio Matadi t, 5
PQM olent Stu undue ' 1lt1"l A"clla ttf dtlalt t fuatter What t get, but the min
p dltu�t f,�
carer
s t sett tt
atrotll tlf your to Oat l
tit t`At1Vf,4tt pr9t4Us Cakitto dfilli tl fit°".. �� t � *ik1
without int , +,
dose.
Gf titcill i • to,
' 1
C. t
`l
lira I'i(
tt J. ti
l n rt t Ui ttalS
tett t d With tit r
tr 4 tit
\ � i ,� t(t Itit tt
CC h
1 1
d sat t
t 1
torp i%.- Frani a @ �
1bltinit'A pudding t(1 pelf tone t?fI
itk>1 l� �' oMi •oarefu4 and irlslay;' Was.tttra
toad s0.Ys tagndan Tlt Utas pro t alnw,±r.
t? Btu Y tight -handed neighbor ho Vii•
.1lcd
t ea. sef t c1
a ea
C4lt'1S aasu ItlttS, @l1 GtR ll ly
giro .A ensure 1
na can ayrepellhtaa with thick Maieattea
q v roller
the conetuston of suc tt tortnidable
Thee iia a1 resent which aro said:
k, number nearly a thowallid, aver
widest
Marl lits to tore! Severe! is, such
es the Czar and aha german Ern ser,
n
U.. a worm wvw eu Shawl or
humble aorta in Norfolk Or the
Highlands an toys tea' the villaf; chil-
dren; for et this benevolent time of lite
year ,their Majesties overlook no' tine
Who has any ehi'lin on their kindness.
Ear! in December the firms patro-
nized by their Majesties are command•
ed In send are consignments o their
oholeest and most arltslio galls to Buols-
Inge/int Palace or Windsor Castle.
ua arem
wherever the tris and l 'on
residence; and those art cies are ac•
Bent anted by discreet and courtly as
p
v t i h attar r
slatuiil., whose d fly l tai g
and explain them. The gifts—hum
n -- is lav un
ecu I Toiled err d ed
a tsn
p .
.
the reception -motile
n e• I tw•o o[
tbi n
C r l t
vatic into n h s
which nee thus converted t
Inas bazaar; and each article (this a
with
c earl labelled \ l
ru id r'uudlilurt I 1
J
g
r
p
rcr.
rml arra -
t what s seductive,et 5
A hd
eitt ,' thea a • 1 Palace bazaar pre.
faaillst For the Queen these are the
must lovely apectinens of Irish lace
and Mins, baits ends from Linieribk,
Witney linen taros Belfast, Hind}' shawls
font Shetland, an ress•p errs o s
and satin; ecutland contributes lengths
heroes un frieze and tWeette %from
Ile es uise+ely embroidered
: ,
u
tea -table cicalas, and tis ni l.na,l nd
ldren•s frocks and sill( blouses,
while the Ili •nl works at Copenhagen
1 beautiful laces tit potter}, hoses
ire gate of Qo,een Alesam ru o her
English friends, Therey lance ut the
seductive array of tall t• article+-- Mil•
ter mirrors and hon -bot ;dlehes, silver.
mounted Nice -covers; sets of silver and
marvel buttons, and vases of hammer.
ed +elver.
Fur the King there is an equally wide
tie • On$ ,21O ittt 441$ *What ;erect 41 11
to n.1'
when tltay lace e a sigh csx A f a1, (Ibap matt 1 :,
j With FOAM
Pin;
b h m1na0 p1Q or
4 wor��a Christn-1 Wrier, ltaereYer,
•\yitil' turk0 tqutkSNi�ea,,.ljt`vY,
e e talar h a
and 'tfigetahit;s a .nt yet ar t Y p "\Vliet &ort of a �vlfo ought i to haw
all,ttirandprea1YrR
nt^• llgeaw, nate. s can la a not, tom, !de t pc�sslbtts rani, am tiro "hurryy, cunning an twat, wit* a
be knrsln ea and refs, !la likely as net, rather discaucelifuo roily asked the
ho x&11 . by with a cup'Alt .Coftoq, y g int What ought 1 to eat 2t' .hs
NOW,; it is eafo to case, that there ifs not noxa pgiuon.
one digestion in a thousand anion pet` t th tt f 1 exam, eitslarsi and fish," shit a fitted
luld,
OM 01 deer hventy.f ee years of age, What rrofesslon am 1 best fitted tor?.'
wide% On stand such a tsuecessivtt of {211 was asked the next person. ,
envy atltnulattng toads. "s ask d the ext or Itshcrma '' was
Agw�n, it is an utter rilistakq to lora- t++e reply.
plum "[ den'( agree with you," ho exclaim•
u
gine Hutt burnt geunbl makes a y aro ,xi, Appealing to the next person he
pudding more nigasactly a matter "Whet do you prink 1 am kava
Of Most
it has an exactly opposite(84110hect. J Mulct ,
Most people dine catty 011 4hrlslmas I ! t ll 1 fitted for?"
Day. The too heavy steal leaves them 'Nudge, eoinnwrelal resect or itnan-
torp(d and sleepy and not (It for any fun Wi d C tl tier,' was tJte more ftt11twing answer.
Aar 1, and tent• best
half of the
they lose g C And so the game went, on, When a
halt, and the best half of file day. In i person failed to make all answer he was
leer, very many til us lose holiday,
• iiitgei to clump places wan the quos-
ihl ash
owe Initials, his c\
\ le 1
,ter, and,
1 1
I1 h R
• build
[i g
restofot Y,
of
thel•
!wholeIs
th1
fe bock to Don'ttk next day with a wear,* questions about himself, No question
feeling, forget that, it Chrevery ultowed un any other shied or ah0ut
s a1•
two minutes (�s l
Only
. •\•'r'• ant one rise,
(Ila
is
you,11
isn't fu every- holiday tot
Mihai
I
Yanswer.
of an
for thinking fu l $ c 'ed t I
ui+ re work than w t wIf
One. ft° i pec s
full 'v'ltla the houses t
is people. \
r ! of
!o P P
DUMB
CRAMBO.
4 ( A
t. tib
tis. n
double ins
ou l
cooking, I
l means d
to I
and ext g,
is and
Remember lies, v•
H dl t
,the servants.a:ila are
or ti,• u
f� th
' els atilt g
In\ this 7'u
{ is l FI
to p
china
so as
u u\
eh Id mtake
ethe hour\vho u
• t ,. , s{a
ar r1 1f
I•u n net
rIc m t
In
tib
1 us
(led In i
extra raWb e
1 as little a ►Ito
grads� \in
the i,t h \ 1
givet' ' I } this P L l turns In leasing the it un .
possible.When
\%'hen sending presents to ycur friends. t tl lust six µu out (hose nuouuling Malec n
don't omit to tie them up securely and , 1 wt rd, theft 5 word rhyming eaith that
env
label them well. If you !Milo do eo 1�Yyou pot W is mentioned b1 theparty.
o
will disc lel your friend, youreelf, then re.enler the colon, one 0r mere, or
FPo d W { f ill an at Once, and pi•Uceett It ucl olhel•
and, into the bargain, drlho dash aoun- rt*
rhyming words, until they find the
gallons on }•sur head from some un•
lucky official of the Post Ofilce,
of p right one
Consider your neighbors a little at
Wales co t d
For Instance, the company who Ileal
Christmas. JDen'l puund the piano t111 q 1"f' the loom were told that they must
it t "dell."
all hours of the night 11 your house is chi n, 1 u word Ibut rh\rned w 1
a sena-detached one; and for ye.w• own h one of them immediately Canna, in ring -
sake, 86 well as that of the people neat > hl ' u tea bell.
door, don't give your children noisy
send p "No," said the uudtence, "it e i not
toys as Christmas presents. If there i 1 t i bell,"
lives hither
r w the wolf, that heby
grown,
thenthe
t t awls a
it s
O
re(x, !ze t
he
knowthefor
en Y, bel
Alg
m
a gives itself in,
life that f the if
rightness o g
g
memorial we
re 'and m
error
With laurel service, V h
all on
s 1
throws tarso►' the heroism that
s'onhe great altar, as of home
or ooh
n-
try But somehow we forget the motives
so praiseworthy tor occasions are the
ones we need for daily lhdog,-toy the
olfce and the score. In the sight of high
heaven it may well be that greater is
the life that in quiet ways gives Itself
in doing' good and helping others than
That which goes out with glory on the
e d
b Ill fief .
a
To place ourselves under fits law of
the service of mankind would mean the
coming of the kingdom of heaven; it,
would mean becoming Hke the glorious
king of men who found his kinglIness
hi the path of service, in obedience to
#hr spirit of love for men and faith In
hien.
HENRY F. COPE.
a good un in the chest. E dIdn t mean
rie 'arm. Now—now—lehe feed the—
little—one 1"
Those who saw said, that London
Harry's life went out with the fluttering
byeath of the little child. That he died
happy there was no doubt,for a peace-
ful smile was unon his lips as they
sewed him up, the baby in his arms, in
hls canvas shroud.
Two bright shooting stars flaehed
bright in company across the starecruStell"
vault of the sky as theY committed him,
with his tiny' burden. to the glassy
water—for the sea had of a sudden
grown as calm as a mill pond.
Then the sailors, frightened and sad,
hel themselves away in the forecastle,
and only Soumi, the Flonestailding
the wheelewas left to gaze at the bort-
7.001 Whtl.P. the meteors had faded in a
trail of red dil.St.
"'A leelle monschild." he murmured:
nett a leetle man -child dome from der
sea, und he go bate to der sea and dere
was noding else but der dark 1"
tuba
Veld
The Crew of
Along her rail a
"Not a soul shcw
„Vile 1001cs aa if she
,,lellatteed London Harry.
If that blanketed Du
:‘,;iroitx by this miming ha
Wee !et of 'ea peopte
blehreyed and stale drunk,
i;s"filliftett,gter curse the drew as they h
,PAnfit ;stilt heevy boat from Its rest
Herrildeeri ettrsed the hole over
aa, Ahoy fend lie whilst t e
01001 to smolt, ,f are of bitter Omani's. one 01114(.0
Miee I Then e retired o'no woody or rti e. All mixed
n In and ih...,runiosets whilst .,;,11 and bel.ed for eight
SSW" Iter way slowly over 1`,:o'
Iteir.4 flieTerir craft which My,
• (Ogle Of. 1110615 and apart, sob -
g ellditts of loans front her
Hope crowded
rew closer to the
ard her. and
WWI won.
amer that
ken off
that
and'
CHRISTMAS HINTS.
Raisins for Plum PuddIng.—Remem-
her that muscatel raisins will give the
puddings a richer flavor and better
color. You can buy them cheaply if
loose and not in bunches.
When Chocreing the Turkey.—Medium
sized turkeys really ale far. more ten-
der than thoei replete birds so proud.,
,ly dawisyea by petitions....
V03 abandon ourselses
law which we do not recognize cr obey
on other days. We place ourselves
under the taw of unselfish love and, for
a few short days, realize how much
better it is to give than to recelee.
tEven with all the mistakes we may
make in our giving, even with the mee
cense), spirit that may enter in, or with
the servile bending to foolish custems,
there is sW1 ruling us all for a while a
desire
1 TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY,
a taxing aside of our own wills and
ways, a fergetting even of our own
aliefs4olid grudges, and an endeavor to
@make peace and good Will. kindly feel-
ing. happiness, and helpfulness domi-
nant. ,We taste the delights of the life
lasv of love.
i:HHt'TIt M C
F..�itterr" Fruit t'Alte,
18 ,,,I;1 fit dt:ett eireleet •.v
n mot of citta *Ater awl wt
o alight. 'Teo lutea 11118
1;llptki1 ot',2olden wain aN
dor t--, e• hvu1'., N,hilar
Half .t, eat¢ttht at Mill. t' L. •
(R0 Cttpfut t't grinitiluflok
t -
n 1 4�
.tm d .uttifu +t1
aao t4
C
ta11#cspf,> nails tit at;4tier stat
trait to tsitQ i, ict Lutiiriaflf
:unto; mid this ;to:tho- batlar;
teaap4il?ktiufa_ •Sot-'clttntlnwat, hilt
sl Pastor at clove*, :ts that
uteri. Silt t ra 'ctlldult wf Clout
flour,: a litllk''<1'tiried *pili
Piro, (lilt# It Mita in it hour. unto
PAW alta WWI* wait iilikede Tilt
tai' must !ie Aka •.'trucks alit et'
coke hatter. POO thk 4olid t rel
2111 CAW pan, pled"l;(,1k4 11t.s;.
Wert tar.ono 44Ur. •
Pool' M1a1t'. Fruit f'�tk .--►14
calm, hitt 'pquat ,be tnede
1y to bring lthateCt tutt'k1 leader•
alt trait cakes,, tit' the bettor
Ing. Seed 111111. c11(1,p Iane
layer talls,b1S, Dissolve- t
lettapoonttll (it Oda iia Ime
tuts of wane .,water; tete,
hall a eti !if of Piss
pd"d to t14ts hell a
Inas pudding lo slime fsr at seteet. five
mimeos before Welles; it eut of the
basin In Some; it lessens the chance of
it sticking.
rants for mince meat anci Christmas life es being fur others, who end : I
Currants.—When eashing the cur -
pudding bear in mind that if left all came not to be served bul io serve,"
wnuld take the place of the epira of self -
clamp they cause heaviness and if they seeking, of greed, of mammon.
are dried in a hurrv before a quicieflre. Is there no Other way of living than
their flavor is spieled. 4 by the rude law of neght? Is It still
For the Beys.—W'hen the housekeep.tliue that the only safe motive on which
ing plirse will allow IL an!eetra batch te medicate action is self-interest? Is
(82 forhairs plainer mince pie. etc.. give there no higher law than
great pleasure to the menus errand THE LAW OF BUSINESS?
boye and messengers who may come
dishes pick eome nice leaves froth the
stalks of holly end wipe dry. then
place them on ri thsh nem. the flre to
gi quite dry. hut not tor, near le
shrivel; dip them in oiled butter, sprink-
le over them some coarsely ground
sugar, and dry them before the flre.
Mas pudding: ) One peund ef saltine
ee peuMbler currants. one pound .4
w sugar. half a pound of sultanate
pound of flneiv (-hopped suet. one
41 Of flour, one pound of brend.
see two ounces of candle(' peel.
Then, the season over, we turn back
ts. the dreary grind of daily strife; we
put our necice again into the yoke of
competition and gain, The sun seems
to have set on'a day of beauty and risen
on one of grim strhggle, Like an °este
in a desert ofegreed stand the few days
of unselfish joy and benefaction.
But why limit these joys to so short a
time? Why should not that %Vet).
niakes these days so good be roafor
all our days? ihe eeason ot ace on
earth and human haresone lets ran to
maim Its essential spire ano principle
permanently deniirgint through all our
lives. Let the, days preach their own
sermon; would not thla world he a much
better place if we might always think of
others as we do now? ,
This does not mean that we must close
0114 IlletOrteS permanently, 1101' that life
TTII)4( C01191filt !II the pursuit and exchange
et presenta, But it would mean' that the
spirit of the babe of Bethlehem and the
an of Nazareth who looked upon his
DICK'S MODEST WISH.
I wish I had a rubber sock
And was ten foot long,
And big areund as sisters frock
And everluetin. strong!
And then when dear 'old Santa came
He'd laUgh and say, "110 110!
That's pretty bigr But just the same
He'd fill it up I know.
You know dad said last Cluistmas
That why there wasn't all
For me that I had wanted was
My sock was lots too small.
But if I had that whopping sock
f'd sit up nights to write'
A list -of things I'd like to have
Put in it, Christmas night.
I'd wish on auto -ear for dad
With lots of gasolloe,
And for mamma Che very best
Piano ever seen.
Aft they Nene rolind her stern her
Iltrinb Wee shrouded from Ahem by a cur -
tale/ *loathed canvas and coNlage. lter
tall tad so tow tt t had littler MITI -
TO BLAME.
the,sinall boy with u tin trumpet or a It will lie oliserveil Mal the audience
one nuisence worse than another, it is
toy drum. He likiss noise and dsesn't ii la,liged tO POS..: 1,2 11111 25 101 11111 IX.111.•
knew what nerves are. Other people are pony ts teeing, while the company must
net eb fertunute. guess the word the audience wishes
Don't be reckless about risks of fire
Sell. well, tell and Nell were neted to
no purview, but WIlen "Cell- alila repro.
The pinyerd' in this ga.11141 choose ll
mere ',telly and even mere earefullt judge and a sheriff. 'the judge Mises a
chosen, t,, r 'Ito KJ t 's friends among soil and the shelf( immediately runs
after the rest et the players 1111 one IA
the Soverelgus Of ((Tv, comprising LIU "lit The prISOlier Is tuktei before the
judge and the sheriff make, a charge.
1.e11,1 %settles, artiettc gold awl silver sheice. th4, sheriff „to „ y :
V i 1 K.N , BEd V ti 1 Oa bit" horeets rind doge "I etiught Me -person steeling stane
sente have mere often taken the ferin 'the prisoner mire enswer in &wet a
the late Freiset Orestdent Ithig Ed- -rho sheriff's bruin must be neeray.-
ward eent, as tl I lirt.sttlitia gilt, a The sheriff mum respond ut once
111111iLlillre lif Ilillholt Sri ill 14,11I'lis 111111 0:1114 testimony, tie, tor metals's'
diamonds.; to the Queen et I tut la ed a "Why, I saw the prisoner de it." Anti
richlv set stint Jewels, and tu the Czar "Ile wasn't there, ensl he knew 11,"
d painting in miniature 01 ii favorite rhis continues _till the prisoner tails
da..hebound, wino the Czarina was te 1111d eh ellawer Mai rhYmes. 111111r he
mud.? happy by a bracelet (ashiemed ooresthettlise Uteri
of geneset miniatures ef her elilloren, e‘ ..
least eix tipineS, Use judge thunders 11011144 -
am! the Kaiser's present last seer was
a golden eiguolsox. In the form of a th'enogoellikot:i 1,,,.;,, the moot" tor not hong
And sister should have lots of dolLs
Pecked round in all the cracks
And I would have a bicycle.
3ust like my ceusin Jack's.
Rut seven'S too old for that—
Id rather 11111,5 n real Ilve one;
If all the Wee boys and girls,
Yes, every single oi1e,
Mal sU^h 1111110 sock as that,
Say. wouldn't it be fun?
and leMpt1ng chtsice, !tinging helm
fire brigade can tell you that their work
is doubled at, C.hristolustide, and that ',Igor and cigarette cases in gold mid
inost of the extra fires are caused by ned petteliwase. tow
dried evergreens catching from a gas ,
wont enamelled waistemit buttons Se
/et a lienp, or from esposed tapers sets
'zees. phOtOgraph frames and jewelled metal-
ling file to the Christine;
be.- that those cheap celluloid toys are Pine.
little better than so much gunpowder, 'rhea there are the presents,
and that cotton wool IS an abort Inably
inflatmeatury substance.
DOUSING TREES WITH Mese
Peculiar Superstition% About the Christ-
mas Feethal.
it
If he eees a clothes line hung out at
slisdders. He considers it every bit as
likely to bring linn laid kick as the
Sculhern negro if he moss hnre when
out collecting swamp holly tor his Christ-
mae decorations.
Germans have several other peCullar
superstitions about the greatest yearly
festival, which Ore quite unknoe 11 111
bur islends. One is that 11 fish scale put
yOur purse on Christine's Day will
bring you good k and loth of money
for the ensuing year.
In Bavaria 11 Is the custom on Itie
night of Chrietmas Eve to build up Mlle
heaps , of mole( gam! nuandea with a
thimble, one for eaeli member (if the
erack and full 10 Pieel.0 In the night. It
sai:evalyifi.ey that the maker will die before
another twelve months have passed
In various parts of England there are
quite u Iltimber of Mil beliefs connected
with melee pieS, In some parts of the
sountry it wteild be considered a most
unlucky omen lo offer geest In the
for h. it lie wank OW.
Ore the other hand. lorkgliire people
Wald 'innate pies Reny to their Men&
fer hale But it is tin teesentiaepart 4,r
be wrapped 111 silver paper'. There is a
third and deeplyeseileil suporslitioli that
everseine should eat al least one mime,
secure good fertile-. (4,1. the coining
Down In Devonshire it st eusto-
ninry in eut-ohlhoway parishes to "was.
slot' the apple trees at ehristinas. rs
((OP an elaborate lersinont • for which
tle farmer's Iroise, and after a feast cf
1,1 suites eiiler, an pre 'eel I/8 Ille
orellard. One of the parts lowing 'eke
and u quart pig of vide! The (1241. 1,4
largest tree. mei the CHOI ihnown 'mon
1.2 4,r1IIiiile‘4.412y.,481,44.,Ixliiiitli.,i,r.i 1t11114,44,1 4ii(1,1111tied
the lends ef the tree. La SUplyoked
I 4,111111g •.I1•011.
1I1,411.e a geed 4,1 apples ler the
tele fer 1114.0. 11“111 sentury 11 1
b einsidin ed Heel 1,111,, to emit,
This is 111P outling of 11, • le, eteley (Mee
1.11 Ile Ise elite te ims
eifth g131 •11111 141 II•
THE SIGN OP PLENTY.
Master leelerly followed in the font.
ekes of Mel meson emit of feeedig.
;Jack Horner. of teirestmes pie , fame,
l'ul instead of retiring to a reamer,
Tommy made tittle gibiten h itself
a: the limply table.
Ills 11110,4s one day noticed Tommy
gobbeng up mineteples, eine and rake
4.4111 alarming rapidity. und thetight it
lime te melee/se
"Tommy,' he said. "you are ix very
ereedy {see If 1 hod eaten like
heti do when I alt age, my mo-
ils's 122,8111d 1,, :spanked Me. -111
"Oh, yet:* replied lemuns. "ellen."
"Hew d., you know %then velete sine
asked his uncle. eith censhe
(Table enstety,
"I just kern, on slew -111y vitae; 1111
get men. end then I eat one
We do not peed to lie monks nor dream• re
.roam and u,;1
sugar. Sift Pi $I
tuts of pastry
lure, and heat'
l tt 1
tub cs At 0
f�
1 0.1(1
xaotitu 1
N '�#
1
r the rat 'S
.1111 h Silt «
iRu or Uta
am rel
q
>�
JndM•at,, ave
n a
Au 4 t
1 n nc CaIK
r 1 tola
illi ut 1�
Ft
Q.
('t butter tom*
1y two cupfuls
n! tour es*.
;oh! In the ,
three cupfuls, of
two teaspe0nft
Nur into gre
the depth of 11.
moderate overt
When done 1u
end when ookl
Onto oblong p
of a domino.
With white tel
peed dip
chucuial0 and
the dols of 2
ways are
&'ureas,
Sand Tart
butter to a cite
of granulated ctrl
,•' three eggs did
lu,atevn togethetrt a,1 a7 -
vanilla and lust a 1 ttlr'tyI
MIX In au111C,iant 114;r ire txt
lust 5,4118 bakinoe t>*4uK e1
granulated sager. Cake 011(1
dough, roll 2'1111 It' 112182 she;'
Found sutlers amt hake Melee
teen until a light broWi) Illi?
„I the sheet with surer {nstcat.
l,4 pmev1nt the miller t(0na Attie
witting halt a pound of s:teatl0(l
to the above ree.tpe, '.yet! w
Shrewsbury currant ggkes.
elifitST\IAS CAN11,IF
motoreiur, right." All,1 Huy of the other players
1.110'e "'fitlY 18 t° 100el-tn !441%.02',0' Ceti seep -one Immedlatels eith a rhyme,
(salted pew. inuges, in nil- go, lb, 50,41). iii.i.torire 1, es
Pular(' bel""• whic'h ti"e°te'l le loss 1 11 eorl, and night,' that ',hoer
111141 assortment Of toys, frum
gentle roceeig-horses intelei hie. the game eerientiet till all the
the youthful heart e.lth Joe assistant lodges.
Males to nen
She hurried down .of Iwo to ee
hgprtanted• in hts clambering by The saw en thin ink •
'en.O.phirse 1st
ociiilekforeogy eudee gene ettoutift to delve any patient ma
,thaV ca -bo wits- tilrelldy tit."
end 'BM'S denten Of realm. Ilia,' tacit dedr---
Atilt there: remained' lacked Waal* and deal for &Wan,. palce
eliffelft 6,1.10014,4 '06g5Uallit40.1 tavp nte waiting bore ans. tongerr
V.-110.1'oared LottdOirBortY*' • "But haven't forgotten anything
' ' • "Budd theetells! What nest 1 wander?
nit410 gimwer• ta0 been drit sett and ready *oiling tor
!Pie et tile .dOttictoutif 16 tad, ,v4;111 too lag half.tenirel
why i9 It, piece gat no: necktie Miry
e IL
Of rf Wetilde the: -
.11,441,13 hicht4 by
*data, Sriese,r,Ict
Niti elves 1011
Veer 1410'
t
�nsplu1 41 tt+A11Rt
Sled
t
1
JM
ly; 112
and
11 1
ud
Turn
uR
ie6ro"r and bail
1 oar and
t
r
minute
a
halt
tt.
l t
d
adding. ,gl
tiger;;+ldd •thi
hill:
merels leek upen. Nee 251,1,1
CIRI I.E.
1.eistness it muse be t4i se lest No-ep.
tube' els tor an their Majestiee• seutig .ren 2..nr tindlollee 111181 It la 128 your
relatives. to 14014411g 44 1h4' old i„ \„.T. i„ erly !,004.4411 present In
confectionery Is one, - of the ,
the capacity of irony a. purse,' and
ildUlteratt,,n, homeettudin candies hetet
attractive varieties beta es eitslly mud
A preparation called stti
by removing boiled syrtip 1
pest before Il wilt harden
detion of uettrty all Ron
slut when onee the art of
:, mustered, a large variety
are ettstly made. .,,
fourth teaspoonful cream of tortaik ft
(.011 rapelly for len minutes Wilbein .
wul..,.. then roll it between the tint
onto It forms a s,,,ti, creamy, inatialtnee.
site 1,41 11. I I not herd enough bolt „IWO,.
little 1011g, r. 1111,1 if too hard add 1 ''"
;4:.14.'il.,11.1..t.111148:124414t01,1e1 01:1P111:ettlirakb:0114b10:r t h/lnlelluititidoetitt ,
then XI I. the mass 'V
it le ssiete and dry at the edge.
wild 11 is ereamy and soft. Fly cover -
1‘1111 days, and several times- this
eineunt may be made at one lime,' In
Isatone eeeeral peunds It la better to
rush part mils, be flavored ()Mermen.
1th little flour ast pus -
Noes and roli a plece of fondant into
:, c>iindrieal iihates cut irs into rep-
tile 'shaped pieees. note between the.
either of the halide unlit round, lay 081
;amino paper. and let harden until the
pox! dui,. Melt II eake of ch.:ukelele In
u rather deep vessel that has 2,1,11 -al
.paiiiiiia heft as large as a Walii8-1 I',
Iowa n1180'1111 ef butter, and ones , r li
Isu-peonfui of tonne,. Roll the ereum -.
et this hy lesett 11 Steel fork or crochet.'
tee ite end Oder. again on pare
Cirri I 4)1 per.,4411U1 (1 WWI, (.1 1111 110'1,'11,1 114' 1111,1‘1141 Of MO 1144111 111141 11111 28 9
the 'tamest of 'heir I.. 18 8.1.1•8 a I 51 ‘11.111' 1111d1P"11'41 25 111 he l'oll'Ildrrithill
A litoli i• prepared for Ihe viireu 14, 1111/0441- L11111 'I'm,' "fw 1, FIrieurtfo i'liii,!er 4,,
ournpuriu.ir 0101 b.., la•Inly
1,1111.,11 lip iiini and thou lake
ilistributiou of pieele.. ism Istek hen h.. tv01.11..4.,„ 10,4 (1e1.41
Ant1 ettn Mien 11.0 pr,ssie is .1,
,0 wow, or baste the hear,
.nt 18 211', `81181-21 1111h, u.1114 18,81 it8.0218.1 Ins a tidal the
Ars est, %tenets.
Year. II I., 8.ol attoll un
55 1105 6:1111' 41 •.la .11 F.11011411
resess. e It est 8.05
1141•1 1214 Clitr...eele
than Clittet
e414."14444 4,,4 ! randy 411241 spSe
Pvf QA n1'0..4,102) 5011 its flour. e'en
tie five tempt
14.1
THE ifitisTSIss TABS,'
1,1 10, Wt1110 14j10 Chry4.11)11.,e0iiiitta
0812 er or it/lag's, folod esth Several 00).
041.111 1110 21401fota
ts teethed With @mite/
elinple as pellet
ftswere he .2
tittle
ell I