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. i school and smarter use. While simple. -gown the thing is . - -U'_- " - L' - :,� - "I
I I P ) t1lo-11nom 9t_t4IJ grown &To most ale, vKear. With a house � " , , -1hual-44.0ralill , � �'.�-- ----X
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different. for __ ___ - . � Imperial regiment of AMA,909i, Wit"k. , ,'�,� L. I ' � 71L� I
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9r I braids and rich buttons. In toot it can . I'll To conclude * subject of the ' I -1 � L' , L ' , 1, -
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L !",k , , I be made from any material Stout enough shown upon this page, with B *rid C O%ZZ--- ENTIRELY FEMINM . - I . I
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� outing seasons offers had bet- carefully an do the costumes. The f � regiment would be entirely femin 4 � .
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. � ; I tion was In pale buff. llnqn trimmed at .f. I not oars to attempt them, for every f�_ - I I �' .
. . . � I � . . I . the edges. where the buttons show. �, . . 'it shop of any Im artance to alive to the 11 would he appointed squadron lead- 11 � � 1. . .
� ' demand for theme dainty Accessories, ; era and troop officers and the,in: � I . I
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i I buttons wAro of white Pearl. and the . . - -�xpqe and simpiloty. Some of the !_ . I scouting, driving, rifle and rovolv. , . � 4 ! , , 9, , .- !
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'r �' , 'L, , The model allows either a baol dd I . 1_40L, 'The entire bodies Is More expensive lamp, &g g.. I 4� . . I a
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I , fastening, but since the straight blouse- ,sees W ch AqM -
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I I . lit I �_ .. � thel' bodices likely to text any time will . if I - the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry . � L , I .
I I dress. in A'practicable. smooth-flnishad . be $8.50 or,more. Corps. All the members seem per-
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: 0 I wool, would be Invaluable. A flower - All the designs shown are for girls I I . with a dress by no .1 - .
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if . : from sixteen to twenty. � means elaborate. They look very I
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trav ling. would be entirely AUttallIffl, . white belts and peaked- cloth,caps, 1. .. : , I
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9 I �1� I I velling, a thin SIM and the Simplest THE DUTCH RAREBIT - Each applicant for admission to I , I .b
� 'Ill. muxlln-indeed Any variety of delicate �_�, 9 - the corps is told,- 17o�work in , b
��, I n6aerle textures -would suit the model A simple, but delicious luncheon dish .L
' L � - � I I t I � equally well. This charming little toll. � appropriate for Lent in the Dutch Rare- . - - I .. war time will be to follow the fight- � I I ! . . 8
, , �� �, I 1 9 . 9tt& is one of the season's nymphs. It MG. B -A CHARMING INDOOR bit. Take a number of eggs, depending ing line and catch the men as they f;
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1 �1� f narrow skirt emphasizing slimness to , boiled, but not left In the water long I stream of smartly attired women, � .. il
' ; I It would be empeciAlly A princesme guimpe-dentgn Remove the . ii . I .
I ".1:kL . ?3 the last degree. in dis- enough to turn dark. - many of them, wives, and daughteri; �� 11
L 11� I Ing of the shells and cut the meat Into small dice. ' ;
1. 1�. graceful in the alriest materials, such played to Fig. 0 with the Att balling dish or a pan over a of army officers, pours into the re- . , '11, 11
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9 .,� � � I as Swiss. organdy. point d'emprit, waist accomplished with the popular Use your a -== W CAtpt...., L ..
9 , 11�..' :::::::��� .--- —9 - French muslin.* art,-. And In such me6s, tucking. and the shoulders of the low 151 ow tire. Into this place a lump of . ----------- cruiting office to intervia , a
I . . mince the model outlines a IOW affect sleeveless bodice portion slashed to� butter and a little flour and allow to , � - Z---.- - Baker, the commander. of the corps. . 1 t I . V
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19 , , , ,, . .. F11 the guImPe could be left Off for little liette which must accompany It. For milk. salt. popper and a little tabasco. �� 9 � All members are expected to re- - 11 9 a
j. 9 . . he dressling/comes to a boll pour
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I , , �, "'; . gals evening main in the corps for at, least '' � ... .
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� , ,�, . a long 111seved Wulmpe and an or cotton volle. or In any of the ex- for a few minutes. Serve very hot on Tidiw I . b
I '. �, , . . ., % I , . FIG. D -A FASKIONABLZ EFFECT IN PLAIN 02 FIGURED SliTL tlon of th ohool once a week. Applicants .. � i
I , 9 aiiy flower or ribbon trimmed he% it quialte tissues And needle worked mus- slices of buttered toast FIC. C -A PLEASING PRIALESS GU`INrPE MODET_ 8 I
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"I i I . 1, Rub on the affected part letting it ny of the women who join I I,
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I I , ., NECESSARIES FOR MAIDEN COMPLEX .. . I ho cannot afford thel expense 11
I I - I treat-, Scaly eruptions" call for Iodine of d no doubt but that if he were living to- w I . n
, .� ` ; � . . U011.1' &abbe A girl, An whom I this thought that there are persons
I � .- 11 ke a course of calonl0l in -Invaluable. Every external potassium Internally, and sulphur to- kleberry Capt. Baker is recruiting 9, corps, . I
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L�, 'Why is your skin or castor all. Go ment For a "dry -skinned. ject and ..quisitively treated. authors and titles to the unsophisti- Fine" and "Treasure Island." Stanley** of nursing infantry. In each �
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1 , . �t . ,thick and dullr' Why is It ones that may be relied upon It "Red 'Lit. begins with WGAP 'to � thin girl," a tablespoon oflollve oil "Ohl I have read such bad books all cated in matters of literature. . "In Darkest Africa-" Nansen's **Farth- he is ambitious, and says thi h I I I I
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,�-. , , f, whon necessary, Are sarsaparilla. rhu ) I
� �9- ' ito 40 W04 my llf*�-suoh silly books. I didn't Certain books. dubbed by the aver. eat North" and a so6re of.ather books - --__ 1.*') .
., an a . lemon" or, "With � a 9 blu - 9 -to&. And now a goildill word or two _ Cod IlvAr .oil t* also zogd. -age girl or b6y � is aiming at it strength of one __u V 'r I
.',��,� 9 .. tinter, . � barb. licorice And water, Vent'll, or Semi of tit- cattIviripolidenIlL — _ dars. ,� know thers- worl ,sucir grand- thoughti to old fashioned or the right kind of boy calls 1'bully�" sand � yeomanry and. three thousand � - ' I
, � , age and Ronne. stewed together. .' ry for infantry. . 1.9 �. � I
, . ".�2 I will toll yola, Because, first. you to tako� "Summer is coming," writes a girl. in the world. such beautiful thoughtal merely religious. should form the nu- To buy all the books necessa I 1 9
� 1, � , ''. have never taken proper care of your A plen3ant. And girlish way, Why didn't somebody tell me. I have 013US of every young person's library. education and pleasure Is. of course. 11 a
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I , "199 1 9'. it form. "and I freckle horribly. What Must I wasted my life!" Indeed, no library would be complete Impossible for any but those with am- The minimum height for recruits I
i?, health. and. next, because you have the licorice. Ix -to buy It to mile 9 � I �,
[� I � I never learned to want your team pro- crack it up and eat a good big chunk do?" ___�� %�no The one which had so torn this without them, for they and others, too pie means. 9 0 in the yeomanry is 5 feet 3 inches, - .� �. I a
" � upon going to bed. For those who like Mancoge. Use 4, shin Invigorant. a - . as a woman under that height has I
"I I 9 p6irly. very But a ticket fo it public library will .. ��
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,,� I , It "Wash my, face propertyl" crime Some the toothsome rqot, thin precaution for freckle lotion. mild -if you have 001- I I young heart With Its loveliness was a numerous to mention, are the open the way to the right reading and ,lifficulty in mounting without help. I I tl
�! , foregoing things-leRve the rest - classic life of Joan of Are, or Jeanne foundation of English literature. With I
I �' Irl whu to famed for her neatness, and regular habits will Assume the aspect all tile v I I French themselves reveal many a- rare volume. What There is no intention that these. ' .- ,' �
, 9 'to Idmice. Freckles are rather d'Ar the call their admirable style. great good sense . tl
deservedly so up te a point. "Why. I of a genuine spree, Then there will Pro 14 , a rast Maid. and spiritual uplift, they are the actual every boy and girl w Of nurses when on active service shall tA
! L'' J 0 most efficient - I the 0 ea ho Is fond .1
�1 hard to banish. and tit I
� wash my fee* every day. Three time$ Rlwayn be a licorice hire for the hungry I
too. perhaps bleache:fe ly poisons, are This Is what the noble book does for eye-opener* to all good and great read- books should do-assumtng that they encroach upon the work of the am- � .
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� . gIrl__3sllOw or idurply. I doing- It alrea.dr-tt-10, J"`- & - bula-hoe' cor-ps. -They wil
19 I �, -Xlxrl m Into too uns to put In girl hands or even k . I Us, It Is the touch of angel flngera__Ing. Th -por -9 :
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; . . - __e_Enost�rn Aant-amang-thes0- axe_ -nut 11 h:
� I I I . I Maybe an. bot *late* yorr complqxIon from the name OAUS6whO. creep plaint the haads-Of the leyeraga-M. - a How- - ___� _ __ - - �. -upoir-mckwd--dooff.- The.,ff6-rTal-_ffleo ai�ethe Holy Bible. "The Pilgrim's library And get themselves accustomed. move the wounded, but will render - * ' .- ... b
�:� � ,-�----,----.-.-9�------T@---m-&-r-"T-5y-- "Oj caj--6y-offif),j%f9otS-yc,Ufj collog.--livdarli-amber with it dell . mind. Progress" and the plays 9f -Shske� at least, to knowing good lltamture
I I .� , tarvation. jAcorice Is wontiortully ever here to a freckle Lotion 00mm .4. I 6 open and lot In a lightning flash, first aid, further hospital work be- .,. � h
., I I � which lessall neglectful youth It Is Of 8 . . hen ri and -sent read the divine revels- spears. The persons employed In theme places . . .
� . filling. and you have Always the Piefts- by calileful physicians. . I � ing left to the organizations with- . I d
. . . . , - Ion. We knoNy what truth In at last, Conslderell only educationally. the give excellent Advice where taste is noT ....
'L ; 11� - .Vlain you have left somethInt, undone. ............ 4 ounces Z.. . �
i �� ,, .. . . , I I .. A, I in whoao province it falls.
, , �. Tou 416,not usa%boa,iti"P. lr6rjU-Vik.'-j%iff out thftirift -JbST it 19 & torme 61 diselps- LROU9 ACId. i ....... I - . . 1. , I'=- r " " oluters" on be- formed. and any confession of Ignor- yl
::�,,� , I- . "It ' Have a tOW GINGOrtni; ..... :-* ............... 2 ounces . , � � I , real" 6oilraijrk senulne tib"ty. . ' Bible.caa jr ye more P I
'L , � J, ., L no- tIon which %loss not hurt. . .... and WILL GO INTO CAMP. - � ri
,�41 � Very bot water. both or hich are Rose-water ..................... I ounce Of dourse, the world Is not called havior, bettuty pf deed and word than ance -will be Met with a . ympathy
'I t 448sa" to clean pores prwoporly. for all lemons also On.hond tar yourself and . In the, summer it is proposed � : m
, 9 thbirsty Apply several times daily with a soft .1 k the other books of the world put help. ,
9, 1 ' I upon to shed tears over the time want- all
, , ,� local trouble baglaft'with dirty pores, any noody nelghbor. and when I Say "I don't kno* what I want." 11
I f . . tau as needed Into I t ad upon bad -books. But as all of us toffetl�ar. ps shall go, . _ I �
I I Tau neglect the useful stsern bath, at night squeete, the juice Of cum in a cloth. pouring the lot . *Chapter of Genesis alone your mind Is at sea, and watch how that the Yeomanry Cor . I
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I _11�'N � 11 . gl,iss at hot water, always neirlectInif a slucer. This Is a cleanly precaution I are not as sensitive to the heavenly Take the first 1, books the young librarian Into camp, where they will attend 1 9 1 ri
, I whose occasional use Is absolutely no- , good - . .
,� � � touch as was for ravishing suggestion. and halt with man�
.- 11 I t,; put in sugar, �ugmr and lemon to- to observe with all skin lotions. I thIsmseventeen-yeltir-old � I will haul down for you to dip Into be. personally to their horses sknd per- : -
I � - � I., .. mammary to Invigorate knd oleanse. - You 1 applications. the skin 11 �v / i reader -s nee we ni y h . ve trained our the last lines; ) ci
I i t wholesome gother often sour the stomach. but plain If, after soverm farm many of the duties which fsA '. .
� I � � eat plies of candy Instead 0 water are decleed in much irritated, go a night or two 11 ) tastes so long to Indifferent style and #'And God saw everything that He fore you need make the choice. upon a cavalryman udder canvas. I
I �* food, and drink doctored modas Instead lemon juice and hot I it the lotion. using a soothing � i falsehood Instead of truth -there is had Made and. behold It was ver7 A little. red tape Is neceanary for 7
I I I ; I of the right quantities of purs water. to give it tone. The sugarless lemon. withot earn Instead. d I � danger -at last -o�--nover--beWc a�We to� droo4WL - - librilry membership. , First. personal ap. The establishment' of this corps- . at
If Tou study too hard, neglect exercise. ads. in tact, Is a Ruperb fillip for skins. cold or I ich of trained nurses should do much
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1, . I , � othods A good Invigorant for Inactive skins. .� � tell a good book when we see It. The Who can read these beautiful and plication Is made for the tickeL on wh ' . 4
, , are unacquainted with the life-giving Different eking need different no , hout seeing In the the applicant writes his or her name. to prevent a repetition of what � D
�, I I � I properties at fresh air. . of dealing with thorn in the Way of Imspecially those which are merely thick : . I time spent on these silly novels might simple words wit I It tl
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I i The skin Is like the stomactL It must external beautItVIng. hut All efforts be- and dull. May be made from the fol- . . reap valuable reward if lavlahed with story of the Creation food for oternal age. and,whether or not a school mem- happened during the Boer War', I . ti
,i I � lle fed. wished. r0red and put to bod-i gin by clearing the Pores daily of dirt lowing: � :� J the same ardor on standard works. and lovely thought? The heavens and ber. The ticket Is than ready for the when a number of high -bred ana � �11` aj
� ken daily White.w4ne vinegar ............. I pint . . such me the politely educated know; If the earth have been made and finished person who will stand for reference romantic women, seeking notoriety
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� I earn face bath to .. I � . bl
1: An It were. under restful conditions. and oil. A tit I
f6r two weeks will do much toward Honey ........................ 9 ounces � .. � . they do not read them every day of for us -for Vat% and for me and all Any name in the directory will do for More than anything else, went out , ,,
, � A.Vilythingthat disturbs the stomach will ... 1% ounces I the year. the host of theirlL this, though it must never be forgot- a. Totally , if
I mar the complexion; anything good for this and for the most OlOggod skin. Isinglass .............. ::. --
� t, . . , . As one excellon" In responsible to South Aftica as nurse
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, , the stomach to good for the skin of the Fill the largeat*W&Shbowl you Can Nutmeg ............... ....... I Ounce . I t educe"tor - It " This greatest of great books and all ten that the Reference incompetent, these women were not .1 0
:, , ; voloping Red Sandalwood (shredded)..% drachm grounded In =81 Iffig. the others which deal nobly with real for torn or defaced books. With an I
__ l every Inch of skin on, the got with boiling water. and ark . only the woll� nly in the way, but the cause of li
five. for willah put All together In Poreetaln-Uned . . lish-those who have laid the founda-lor supposed life. teach us bow to live. ordinary ticket allowed persons of 0 �
� I burns# body. So begin with a whole- the head with a thick bath towel. I . books can be much Unnecessary suffering on the .. n,
� , I Otime diet. regular axerelse, baths and should go over the bowl as wet . fean saucepan And let the Mixture simmor I tions of character -who can afford to emphAvIze for our dull wits the nice 131xteen and over, three I .1 al
I over this tar ten or fifteen MInUt6& If for A half hour over a $low (ire without no of fiction. one non-fic- part of the unfortunate patients " . I t
. read a trashy book. But the good work points of conduct. Instruct us In the tak out, a I
I , i the rest necessary. It to tar easier to h i . ti
I ! the time seem* long. begin with 1L five boiling, Strain. and Apply attar giving onto done, even "The Bride's Oath" very language of the stars, tio � �ftrd a magazine. The books may, who happened to fall into t eir . .. �
01 I . _ . -I �, . -, " ,�#, mantel examinations with a body I -except in cast hands.
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I � j$6t4dd 'by the right reitman titan it to minutes, steam. increasing It every day the skin a both with worm walter and . I or "The Pirate Pleat" may be rollicked Many -Lives- by well-known authors I: 3 kept out two weeks . . R
- I 1, q is reAched. A table- clumpli meal or soup, For skins easily something very nOw-but a mass-
, to train the mind every moment and till a halt hour In without danger. . are or Interesting as fiction. It I must, O The -first woman officer of the . � 41 ti
� . I spoon full of dry sulphur it) the water Irritated. alulOnd meal in often a safor i young people, however. who have not put rho thing tbat way. What anjo! zinc of the current month must be ro. 4
stand up a bewildered And disfigured , . First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Corps I
, i . tirl 01% the Important day. will facilitate cleansing. and, of course. cleanser than sOlW.a I l Icarned the holler messages of the bitious boy can read A good Life of turned In three days. to receive her commission is Lieut. . n
, �I I - Special privileges are given with a
� - 4 I I ,Vho moat noble mind Is affected by a all the face must be %vftShe4 with loop pituilles mean on ften it bad physical . - Abraham Lincoln without being thrill I ady Ernestine Hunt, eldeat daugh- lit
L -n bath. Tait* condition that I Set inclined to toll it I I printed Pago must begin with the &a
" 'L , 41sorderod Skin. and A diaordtirod skin before beginning the stoa � cepted good things. They must even ad with the hope of being as big and --tcacl,er'6 ticket." Thin Is accorded �;r of the Marquis of Allesbury. &I
._ , 11 to only Another phrase for disordered the St*&m & or when It Is girl mill,oted with them to consult her I I bimself 8OM8 day? What students of any subject who need Moro ' 0(
� t night I think with every volume they pick up wonderful L
, I Possible to remain Indoor& three hoPts physician. Still. they Are often the re- I for an afternoon's reading, that they girl can go with Florence Nightingale than the usual number of books. 11 She will lead one of the troops of , � �
I �� babttjL' after I . . the Crimes, without realizing allows eight books and a whole which the corps will be composed, �
. � At to boaVIShing toodg� one WITI May 'attar It. 'rho tudden shock proder-d' pult of dust filled pores, when. I I I . are building up character or pulling It through time. and It Ir quite Possible She is well qualified for the wark . I D
I � . 11004 one tfilihig and one another. but by chill Airs Immediately after stearn- the alb"mIng processes described, a � � down, drinking In health or, the surn- the splendor of a life spent for others? month's . ot
� I - co-waah. to littlo special local treatment may be - � I t And both Lincoln apd Florence to have one of theme 911,001al tickets she has undertaken, having receiv- ,, . tc
�; . 11 . thickein `Sh-W ricil. vAlads.-frult and talik InIC -0 5VSu " Ordlus" tit For the ordinary sort' of I . .� Mar rash. They must think lastly tba r fiction at the mama me- ed a thorough training as 9, nurse. .
. L - bad -these Stopping the 01rcOIA1,11,011-404- -applied. I � . - Nightingale were, great Bible readers, and one to
fill: 11. are tempted beautifte.-s the world aver, they are makint thomselvPs at or un . I I at Krugers� � bi
, " Aumdhg serious d1vordert, plimple %%-blob usually troubles young . , and the fuel of being a Bible reader Mont She was a staff nurse
. � A dilly diet of swemL Sulay oranges Is sometimes 0 fit for Polito 50016tY. hi
� I I � . Superb. these-getIng directly upon the ptuej,ly. remember that for evorv� girls, here Is a simple OUrO' grains --- . � Tit* education of a well-bred girl does not preclude other books. Lin- . - - dorp during the Jameson Raid. . I W,
�, 11 ' ve skin. scaly, ritm frook- Yal-�plllrbanite of $O4& .......... 34 , I that dearest of all boy � �
,�, . tiver and often ,doing away with the 4himly-Inactl � . � .1 I nowadays Pays consideriLble attention coin loved �� .71 .. I �
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I need at laxitives. ror the bowels most -I 16%, moth patch. pimplos. and what not 013teertut ..................... I drachm Orient is books. "Itobinson Crusoo," and I have ?4 RUSSIAN NOBLEMAN'S WOOING , : th
- t, � 1 I - So )Lop% tree ever& If It,, IS AaCeSo&r,11-A tGAIII6 Message after the bathing gpqkrmacotl ointment ........... I 0111100 VIC. A -TIM %t0s gmli. r9om OP to PrOPOr rsudlinit- and so Imp oa���111� — . tb
I ill . . . . TUB It, . Posed' as a Lady's 111ald to Make fil
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I � -T1__._____.___.� . Love to Baroness. I
.,. � i ! I cc living and dtities t an a ed, an - eollplaw of the 1. The Vision of Cornglius the for he "'probably had . . -
�, '1� I heart is chill not yot A St. Petersburg paper publish- I at
- : cop. I exercise -4. a But the religion -8. Who was the, broken his fast." I - �LL 7
. � ,� I a a 4 closiastical, oul takes place. THE So So LESSON Gentile.-Vertes I Ps details of a Russian. romance in - Of
I e too '118,0
i c urch a or a pra �tsr eot, that is like a well of water within Gentile who was to show Peter that t 111. How the Visions Brought
,.� � 11 YOUR 01RED AND RELIGION - 1 opposi of a holy 1,1 -ire, refreshes and cheers hila-cofitinu- I — . a il!ian who was not a. Jew or a I Them Together. -Verses 17-20, -and which figures the wealthy and basku- � � 11 of
": I to y be tiful young Baroness Viruapff, this I
I 'f � I I , 1; - _. . - - - . - _. - _ _-__ __.____'_. --q-.. _....- � while a home, where a mol:hcr ally, . . . Jewish proselyte,was fit to become; Acts 11 ; 1-18. What had -been hap. widow of a distinguished Russialli, . 1. bc
� � i � * ir too absorbod lit the care of tho fte only is religious who is at- LNURNALTIONAL LESSON, a Christian I He was a centurion, I pening while this vision came to Government official. . . in
� 1� I , children 0 thick of church, way ways religious, always fwn to- APRM 4. carraspondirig to our ca tain, the'Peter I The messengers from Car I All the young cavaliers of. Kos, ,, I ef
N "humb Service -'w Prilyer MeeWag May. be . . 91. enquiry for,
� 1�, U -%I glow with a divibe glory. ward thin* true, lieekilig the ligh ead of a COMP&DY of sol4 tars num- I I nelius had made cow were hopelessly in love. with , - .� I bc
I L. I Either God is everywhere (,r or and rilif. for himaelf and for — tering one tundred when full. This' Simon's house (the Orek word im- her. The baron -sag, however, rt. . of
1� . Wy Place.� - there is no God anywhere tior tit, P all, making all his 13/4 ull for the . the . � I
, " ;: 01y eithdr out religion operaloa, best in. all lite, a LOMOA I- Pilter AM 041'Melius- dallid the It Him hand, because streets), and while Peter was medi- Jected all attempts to obtain 611 Is
11 the 0110osite of a H I company was part of the cohort plies a careful searah,through 11
,� U4 somAh6w with a introduction to bar and lived lifint - !� ,
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; through, tholds, and determioe& his wholesom4b cheet and h(gh faith Atlig 10, 149. 001dell Test, made Up of RoMans born in Italy" tating on hip vision, tl`�Y were perfect seclusion, attended ouiv. by.. .1 kt
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1, .1 Thill litth of the just is as & Shill- do we Mparate the essentially iti- ever ct and all of life or is an and idealism, making us-, Hove in even at the gate, and calling for 1
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� 1, .; 11 lit ightning more and more Separable and tortfolliNd the toot a , v t Aets 10t $3. Where was the cohort staticlinedl an elderly relative. Some montht' - bt
11 * 3 formal. And useless buv- goodness, add tl �, , ve After At 0aessrea, on the Samarian him. Before word of his visitors ago a youngleasant, girl bi4gan, .�� � ,,,
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things with tht dell to as. The religion yalF,tall all. 'lea Fould reach him, tho' Holy Spirit v t 0 " , `." .
� , il I .1 � I k1th 96 perfect diLy.-Prov. iv. 18. and products of . 0011fiffo to Z 00 Aer of YoUlt lifil, . Introduction. - What ill,dicates about, thirty-three mi once of the baroness , r ,
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I` L . � "tither religion is everything to things themselves. r 31991ty Pt 009E' that, Ltlk�l thought tho story of = of Japps, where Peter was. in sorallb way madb Peter cons(cious offering the servants cheap articko, , , , I �' I a
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I �, iamb or It is llothiflglo� so a Sood The 40hurobes are the agencl-lis of flads its grave thiste. -----,-* . .1 Pbter std the pontutiod ,% vet7 fi Cam im. of their coming, and bade him 80 ' for sale. Subsequently the 4afft", � � , �
J Im- tea was a wealthy pnd . � . .
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I I - larm Tate Iff*,009-ft , a " with them. I L
I itiginy �4, but Ltho . - . Ill. the corallitunAl expreatil yokit m6y mokstire any faith. lakd SLEC portalatpue'l- Thei f4l"lls. of I tail ft ,t 'aft, built by �4;rod the I 11 I �
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I I . I Sarng Ito'll'At iliq � �w , , with *h1ah lit i " " � *as uted tor buy digerent avdOW 4 I
. �Xore than they In, t "I'Ve, 801ritual lite 'Of peoples; tha ,yod , Oat yout own by Its pow-
, . Ott � a ooll. At4 wilai, triest, and ihismed after Caesar from the peasant, who was intd.- ,
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I . , . it pity it the religion 0. forms or of creeds Arit their Mt-brapts to ststa er to vitAllze all .your lif6i, to psr plillil firwth 6116 to' Xitayd aftil *** Iti importatito t It was olais ,of A,dgustus. W_ !. ' ligent had good matineri atid tiftli"; , . " . 'I
; L . 'NO c6tiversational talonti. -
I I .. I . flig,r6wing philosophy jvoeam� tho their understatild14C of raligsoua Imatt ifid ,dillect every Mbtivt, to 1119h ,V"411106Y 010IM04i- tht thief steps ill thitt trstisition of . ,. "Yea, grandma, when I gradusts giat I � I
� I _ and to formulatt mako Ittall, tolt as ths tonstAnt do, I Wbxt was thij name df this c6n- intend toll 11 I
1, . whole of a Wali"S At a rteerit 01liq 'of kh* A64- chrittilifultUrbiA ale*ish seat to , owing & literary ca- The baroness eventually jl�iik6d � ; L
worl,d. It would 031181`10tift life. 4 1 ftriola"i Cornelius, indicating r- L
.. I.! % :1 I totittinativo force of Swat firdf, & world4ek,ift, The- tl&f,to*, ,Ox, reer-writo for money, you-Itilow." §o girl whetb6r she Would �40'AU'k L ' '
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be 0, floe thiltS it the hiah motives thODA08 Of thd InYtth!461 Of P2. ,
� Jbthy of nodidtII6 lit Taris, . , h*ps that he boldng6d to- the f m- : . 11
, . uf relition Permeated all things In TIM HIM= LIFE. lViist"" 'd"s this tot ,YO41 tb*t Oaltopoau lntrodu'�*d &sborot a4u; 8100 t f 46 $6Vs, Wffltb h.4(d *us Cottiblian family (gona or elali), " Why, Willie, my dear, you haven't h6t Mrvide as a lady's Maid. �Sh* : . I I
" � Wyour-orded and lur religion, bf t"fttr *�'�%Nbfllt their vAlsibn purpli' dono anything I
� L I I . 1, . all 'out worlds. Church iodoted &r4&'bQt tool$L gifla J;s6VtU*'L�#1j'k 4 'AP1�1itM 0. e Be since YOU'VO agreed sad discharged her 41160, 1� �,
, No mattm what rftms lit It? ' which opuntoKil thlb Scipitis and Bullit, been at college." to perfeetiob for a f0ttilight 414 :' �' I
.1 I Wit hlive become to accustomed expr6tsio-as of raligio ; they Ift6l, Wt. * This prole"of cm. ,so taginy 001rituties? vat * for. . ultfabftN� I . I
. ,, L to is$, st mystic, plexgilirwl�_ - tightAt'A two .L- I itlii lt*rtimr to this extenstoo. Among Its then rovoIal6d "heraelf" ss'u you ! � , , .
. , I � mew W jj�b 4thefil *40 ,Call Qolli- It. I . e It 0 I betowt youts 14A , X I - .
, to "Uh% ftrtain things skito OL,et.t ihot.0oh'stituto Ituor to thieV iiltkliii vPrMtd tbu * 6 k-YA pmhahibd , Milliner-* Ikeally, Malik Passay, Rulsis,ft tlilble all Iftsmel, .�
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I I I . . , Ibb aUfi#rd0 v 0 hIlAtelf driV It. T6 Vision of Peter tho Je*- : 11 .. I
,� I 1 . 'a 14 -to �to 4titwitig Idean lines of '160. Itellooft Is tioi #� <It t r, ,,, 't rel Igiduti diworl4b, A; . , 11.1 tti J#L*S. ' That Val likt6jilarIV for V'Otgj $'Ia. As this tentittiolt'a the Whitt tegither on -your hat makis :0 11 I I
. �.�� �. � .1 . . .P'littlilliont 01, ix 4 . 414, but Pf� , blemot'' . tvilh You look it least fivis �*Ara young. �hps tisking It vayltage 01 -his f4i, I I , I
, , : I 010-4 bvitwt IYS lif 46etiort bt thd jiff,' It is III, u%Aivd ,& 110axav AND Da.vallow oxpolirftea , wit � I 0.4101. I ,'"'U#6" d M 1 ,I , lid tfiiw4f I 101
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