Exeter Advocate, 1907-11-14, Page 7 (2)Chiseotrite, The hral I
writikles torat thoordel
ita doos grow** or sugar. I
batter
Is notKer alloweli on b tee*
erIrk tit* inreparatton for her tom*
nwifrequent but ver* light eats So
41404.Z ale „rneeivaa einplOyea for the ftrs
skrvellon ot ber
tter*,tret riflgshe Always cats
ar th!A Ihrers, Of tavern bret4 bprrKd
reitm- ; or -nor butler,
rer 1
leineet Of ' metro
,ete tort4i Iter Our
front, wbch ,ahe
$efertr, thie men
• * whit 4
*nd 1I)
mp14 wee
iurkEHU1E .1110W
nate- ot- soda -kr
-0 14e• 111,111,4 WW1'
te'eti
rfn..
11 1,10. t t
. ,
4 14110,1411 A. ,t)li,p4t ,
lie te, tht
ieir,'
'tht jire fl '1 w a r
(letty erid itereetterr, ix mji'.bng
wtr n;flzng.- Tho
important problient s if,ove to oembine
the WO.
• TO 'wort,: ,wi1 every fibre\ or 0tr be
In to throw g
te$10 wo haver. d I
that' ottreteintserary
Unfit us for lites battle,. but wiil a
ink; the-Contlict-wittr•ieriewe
denntless -courage.
• litS WOIllt AND 11.
fliG toiling with men and then retiring
be with rood' ten$titute. the tette
ythrn of life. It brhigsertut the bar-
o character, the subtlest of lilt
tuna c, and. melte* men and women int.
go4fv1e. .gjfld.
•-wariflt .
ektuulying nnuc ir the weir
We took at som people and wonder
Li thcy (V ri Merited Jik
'e in tM l ar ;to -
Nta MAN'S LIFE IS A BED OF OSES.
Thee* Celine to iiii pet:Ards Of $1 t mid
sties% viliett• the heavens are Irno
dxd The' 'COM ' Uer- teen, ...when rappoinie
'tnrat$, Pot sing4,1. but as legt. ti, Ovkr.
trike us.- ' Velteir -oar pet SehettitO. our 1.
rting,plares„, rieurette, nutlike ix chiletS1
of bloater fail erasing to the -
I
de__ ,It- le. then _04,hat
"gth, .00r cliata4lerS will SIP* at ,
h ii 1uwhether th4v ,have any a ,
.), _41 v int it,V#1..14 Atvitt,, therne-Witether
they.. will king' alit 'deer and *Wept ler-
Cratked" and thinrewhetlier aee have -a,-
Treece Mat, pairseth all undeistanding he
our hearts, or a pa -no' .nittlic.believe
petite, width at, first *Igo 431 torillict takes .
•I
wino and Mes-away.
The great tether in the weir& elf the
text era us bore liar lied $0Ived 134
3.
at
t12 ,rivt° e
s;‘*grilied•.. ti e
Stoel
1111c'after
oiermbettirkly,. Ori
0,,
•
Asp,s
!tr
Ituntartity. UmeUsh apnea
nit Of prayer and with praYer'
reeteesarye for further action.
feeNereorreeereettieteive tikethret
Mitt 6TterrY.. enda tititult_or two, and
the reaults Of this regimen Patti:, her
zaylng diet entle-tiveli
1 the laurel's Of izearity.,:_..liut in the
froeess of taking fresh airQueen Alex-
andra sedulously avoids violent. rex' ear,.
'citing exercise; •
Yachting and driving *she -4'0100.., bit
has 'never-tyeleeli4layed* gear r put
a tail ewer a tennis net, and in 'tier
opinion persistent ,automobiling„,offers
iLe irdeltest jiteins known ,gctting
lad of a ,.ttice-eernplexionrand• pante%
About. Onizirlirterlorte:
t!Sht* 45he Pcs or tt run in her own
ear, but always for a brief. ••riiti of less:
thaii an hour. Then 00 $writhed,
tiro a Turkish woman in vella..
'To motoring she infinitely reters
As often ss four tittles dey, in Lon-
don or the country, She goes for ft briik
turn On foot, usually with her Imperil*
‘iegOME. DAIT"Y _
ter Toruitto ..$04..,...Add Otte Pint ,of
titeweit tieriiitot,ez,
melt' onion-,,-*:-t-t(y'leilf; oneetrelf. tea.
44).g.tit cteetert-outi-440K0004-4,-614seliti,
la of rod p.epriete and two tante.,
'epeonir, of -- butter r run throngit
Sievet- -returri-ter-lireerrend -odd Ihro
0443ns 41, cornstarch .mofigene4 inter, tiet'veh& yta..
eqttaica. oI tre;rek ,,reke
Codfish 04111. -TO .
One cup pi .Pclatoes,
'WO one‘lialf cup of salt flab., One tea-
spoon of butter,, ontehalf egg 404 PePe
pr' to taste. 'Wash and ehreet flsb into
,cre
Ur,tiallICSteiiir pin; oovii
with boiling wittier end took until polite
'toer..are, tender; .4rain,e,meell line; add-
hutt00 11e0,501401t1 *04 beaten egg, littut;
, . .
tfilfilelalifilattUll worpoisir imitotrarso aims.
,
lapiiriese ardeZ under her ;am.
11 •
1t 4 tiell'.
, ,
'L!v retelV . tCuitit Igbt,.
; : 4x$ lbtrnup. ..;-,.. . .„
• ' 'AfOr
1 W**U iaee. i3itit010$ ,1077 0:
)1411)*' ' 00, the ilooe4n 4oznia, crow,
knit!lopread theonrtops owiliamirta*
1-t' teetehing 'the a full 'and, .thlr*
,
in1i.
'levee ter Black cloth, --The elotb.
51)0414 be rubbed with this cloth solutior,
and it.will be reatored to its ',proper
Meekness, Boit totelher ter two hours.
half P. pound' of bruised galls, <me pound
.4)1 lOgweed, .3 quarter o pound 0*
•- 1,41tut-t •
Moo for Jove -lids !bon
.V011ed-isTowly from three AO four :hour&
is, perhaps, best to place the rice and
Milk, in a caveNil jar. an then in
sAtiletpaptif tollintwater. Stir the eon,
tents et the jar from Unto to time, and
:-artet..more rnifl ttw,euoy.
A Ora ,way Mean oil paintings.js
to cut a raw pottite, in half,. and Nub them.
over ;gently 1,vith it. couslantly Out off
'the dirty outside of the potato, arid wipe
away arty moisture on the Paintitirg With
.3.1,--44r,./.1141m5W21t4013§MmtkIdow.:
one way„ and -with Avert -Streit -0,S,
, There is, a tendency amongst peopie of
th PreSent 'day to elrbik lea -1041 often
and to bevel it made too strong. Tea •
ht4Ortd-hsesr-but-lielnkin
ten ,debilitatest e whole 'Tie s
,11; t tvt,, . f:ok''
,,
Iti l'k ,t, Otartt
• ' iift
•3 itt, udg ' , i.
'illatA-1F4ig. '`ta;':it
VA, '• ,„0 10,: i
:r, ,ralinalg ihrTillt:liv, T° 1
: it 0 % .
clfrial,;(:),,trtit.Vt4t!tett*)..hoLd if ,
Iarr v v}4 h S t 14
e:v
Joshua (lied when the 1,people,torg4
Oietr pledge of loyalty to Je1,4ovort in
!Orso4k hi ternmetidniente, Jnpunialt
nerd: Jehovah pert -tinted their ellen1101.
• ovtkr.cptlie and despoil. them, 'Then it
':Va5, in auswer to their ery for help- end- -
iiirdon, 11E4 Jehovah raised up Jialge*,
• that despoiled. thent..4 Tlie firs.
eotilEct of -the period was wth
he Cenuanites in the territory of Zebu-.
mu, the 4.1e1iverer* being Bared(' ef this .
-• 1S.te rt 4,sti
ILL the emcee time theit.lidlOnitea.
were pro:eine: the Moniites np. in!O the,
!i-sritiory of judalt,ttronl-11-6 smitlIvvest..
Judah deli er hs tribe,
from Atte invasion of 'tile li'44otnites. (3),:
rbe'riloabitts, Iike the Edomiles..presseet
Iv'. the Atulianites (4), invede the teller
.• r
al Benjamin hi:wines ..the itelteettr 15).
It:01411A the _ikti,41ellitee,etteeterleinepaese.
betWeen the 'fitoribites' end tier Arrie,
writhes, and penetrate into the tint QJ
• erealreeleriteree-4-
u r
4 12that,L13. -
that -nothing is more
an outburst of anger. 'Then; too; from
her outh fli she has at the first in
' 'efleidriPo-sition taken teTher tred and
tilled in her massktte..
t thc fcts that Queen Alexari-
' has .0:ebrated her sixty-
.lrd bir1idiy std that She has nine
to • elite eritt :-XetAins her
Y.; IIcw -she .contrive$ to.
Taie at bay is!whgt, the feminine
c4Itingn - in e. eed *- watching . her
rwe by vilt34.10 -whether *1 be. ifl
r • Paris,. ?apes or. Athens.
.re 'Larring n. ludicloits and daintily
0flsjivaw. employment of quite1e4
ti smeties, the Queen is not
al king.
:ase is the more Surprising for
Inethat teurt life is a toe to
t-ik. 'Boyal tidies as a rulii
fi Iffy that, ten years of court.
liF las" ttt the • saute eiteet en a wo-
e_ aulet 'is two years' at the
'"-
wiender and admiration Of Cheering
,14 Deornartc to that gat England li.lexan-
trii, his ,earee_ leareererkee rarale In
auly torceit'y by. pretnatitre loss of
loess to resign their Claim. .The
resses'Otf, France and .Austria- were
Onlemporarlea and „their radiance
tameollItt perfeation of feature all
brew' her: into Ibe-Shade-- •
lor1prO.:0-ttt woman. Eugenie
in lircfnent.'with. tiOt a veitiv
eIr rr oloring and delicate .con-
ed ton the day on which
,et` Austria watke.d, down
ting tva-to the, sprit .vittem
•
ZeZ
.443 n• being would"have
e ea CC tVII
th• 'r'told adtrOat.' •etzeritig
t, deetalezen eartingtvo
to thrtnts and rever
ballengo her right- to sit-
wayrr anelltpr their
itt 0 them finally
obve ilonutonnlace.
neett hav
Leen ,
prenteeaa11
•(ourt.career
Oats.,
1:*.,verv gOn of ph. sinal, perfeee
tern the, rtitss1a len wither-
, tintler ,,thee:Steas of mat -mai dutiea
'tried' the tears ste eialtires evriry day.
The at xiTet!rn, Ate has Len ccille,d upon
• Vo, tett, alifoLto the creel strain of
• • _Iliteetter. Jonatretrfn
. ciirs,.• bnve agel
etn/ Itordened her 41,6 lift it re41-olle3
. Iligit ard t4la
•otereke Wive, plityr41 ihe mktehicel
vmtetha 0.41441' tillbt,Zae,S_charat,r- Aut.
,
$.4311 AtilVir1C1141:11t0 oxen mother ci
•• lialv into ,reren7011.t.
es---ffv,!..„yotItti ton on. Atexattdra-
.
tecer.$ hu -fit; NI •Ord firesintessohor',,,
("1 ttfr .p•tic,O114 eheet,.
ter round x,aat' cbol tritt
-4141-* tit tr»re;;:,..sr-e, • rltil 1,11eitt
,
lree!leirjt1' vtlY IF5t11811' V4.7'11
Na matter how slight her, sense of
pthpIca1 discomfort any be the Queen
adent,e this first preeaution, for lier con-.
viction is that fatigue brings wrinkles
vhtth prompt rest and Massage can
prevent. Accordingly she always re.
ants' a tired Peling or a Jou
ing.half a day in seclusion.
No more lying down in et fluffy negli-
gee with a *met and a box of bon.
bens- suffices. • She regularly . goes to
bed in a room kJ which..to soundS are
allowed to peueitat'N •and %%ere She an
enjoy an abundance,Td resbAtir0 Thera
.torelroum she will Re- rela*ert-witti her
e lif..Dardsh meld at the door to iweserve
het from . •
For a full hour, both Wore and after
a Court ceremony, the Queen lies down
.trid' isrubbed, end she usually goes to
open Parliament or receive at a draw-
ing room er- lay a cerneestene urider
the stimulating influence of a special
levee. This *remises of a glass of warm
mill; with a dash of sberry t'11 it, and
•
bkser
a London final. .
,
' Mier any oereirony that has Kenai.
.
ed undue effort on her part the has a
1 second- slight- mea. 4i'' ears- ego 'iwhen
she first carne over to England it retina'.
rd alt her native lactoand mildly firin
ineistenee to establish her rules of rest
and diet. . '
In these duke ber &bre but urteeeet,
eirly thimithring mottor-irt.law regard-
ed the tegulaVons for beauty's rake as
vire i absurdity. . °
It was natorients at onne te' 6 that the
royal matherrin-law underlaoli to ilia.
eipline her eon's wife era of her' ab.
e ,- roe terenderliet.,71mite e i
titES-''''S ill -k- to her
t11-
,84:11 •s-ttet. pea • -dings or a rt wine
and .as she- bas, grown. cideriher CflI
zt:::-.h.delliet.7.1u1S% increase& "”- "
The, only , wine she ever teaches
were- pure- -sherey-- *Melt- , the- King -
Pr rtugiii geniis ter fr4l eome epetial
%irteyseels he owns. and nearly all tt.te
food She C01 mspraduved Ca her tins..
tames 'farms. When in torttion her
•terreini is in_ O's,
trait ton arid' b11 are sent Iter:fi,earn San.,
dringltaut, and the stv...kra she prefers is
-honey supplied .to itzer irotra, a Devon.
thire terra. -
Ifoney . is used in b1.prOporal'on . et
tire oeireealtes she ever eats, white' pure
olive, oil re employM lard'
or halter by :the. toolzTwIto in the reyel
ralbee has a. liferiere _emterely to ..pain -
Fe strkss i Iptil by ige ,reate,.
iritoress !:4tfairy_
.reerieeetette,t freerear rei•-&4;tirifiTire serr.
tri et ht.:. table, - •
_ Detry_maide .11-1r..a.arit; iive to te
vety old end keep ,marvelicortIy .trPch'
tynd'. ynur4: Prc/all'‘.** .by tirie
feet; II IF glfsh 's tosts
even,' en 4flope, omplikite-
ireinVe7ely--apret.1 tlpirZts in the
phtereinetead of .a
it 'Ili :e!ghtee e. tb.
d toviia, yeara Xnerit'O.
.' %inn vice/1y
ehainre 1,1Ve• ter 1.**- ereelterit t*6-
" Aro-W.1111, having Ing of g‘twod.
A ' -s-ectis 1411t,IT ct tut',
rvieryibiltig hr rAver
$1,.-prit fret' tmra-rit Itmt4
tirrie.,; • #t -e' ?wins! to toraot
bath,. the 'guarded her t".:::4st':01.
dvEitec,1$ *V.th tlitelty•z:'.'ollaDt tasi,
bid , rfif, rt'iVard. ,
rertare roe ereettritt.', JO the
slalira, treat, one'
..14riitte; ee1r-tapirittetn
• ralrez 'ter tririterveleafe, t :iee'r7c
tore 'leaver:114, *.rz E' :t gte'rrArtl'.
,tier evee Sere Vibe * L..% ter reraeli
14:
1_70.e.teAtc1;ly, ite:r t ,
ttreirteras
-
fc:n, f.Itt
with 11 :6! 413
4,44* if .-fittiti
teit
very wide eaves; is .oent on three side
to adniit all the air obtainable •e
is nustfiss- read riiiiree*or as Much
aa poasibte.
Wheri trte balcony boudotr Is net »11
use she oecupieS a, pretty little pavilion
lb Me gardens, and int,the e,oldest win
-
let, weather 'often eels in one or the
-other of her open air 'retreats with a
bie bress brazier full of chareoal be-
side her to take the edge Of the chill
_
Ey dint, of ervintuch tare and preeau.
'hems the Queen managm rarely or Rev -
to disappoint 4 crowd awaiting her
01;Pearti.nCe, and to the peopleshe Is
always ft smiling, charmingly. dressed
.ereatere whose consrvatite taste in
everts rend clothes i-
anninentlyesetire,
letterer -to -thettn
'Where the Enghsh talk Of her they
rerer fail to Insist that she is the besi.
dressed woman in Europe. Appeetlet.
beg her people's confidence in hei` ta.$te
Ate:tundra spends royalty- on her ward-
robe. To defray her dress acbaunt sh
rays out close to $30,000. a year,. but
this, includes her purchases ,of jewels,
of Which she is very fond, and her
teramonia/ robes, which must be ewers*.
eusly c4tly.
ot eller/rends and pe
the onaments ehe wears at a ()owl
functien sometimes weigh as much as
£ibtbi-. len pounds. Theirido. of a
court is that $he muet *weer wear
tostume .twire in .pnblic,....and as sha
makes, in the couese of, a season_ la_
Lendon, as many ree 150 or 200 public
apearances, any woman can guess why,
trout May until August, the sei.ving
•rooms at, Buckingham' Palaee are him.
ening with industry.
A _French designer,' ten sewing girls
and expert fitters. are then in posSesSien
-thie. eeetion •of the palacerefer The
litreaVarratteitteei
but in England of English geode, •
a i wor
/MS adv eel - Sugges.t an
. t .
,
O OdiVit WuiOni- '-t ti bilit
k
4%. on a drive or to a. charity ceneert
,1*-Igr, immediately retiirned- lo lb work.
INXIIIIS Mid pulled to pieces.' Some parts
of it may be saved and incorporated in
enether costume, but if it is mode 4' f
stout cloth the piecee era, rolled up Old,
cent to various, hospitals- and asylums
tor trOnstf)rrnaVon into crarotortable
clothes \fee degerving poor imitates; The*
richer falit)13, 100111S, ellic end velvet are
salt to „eehoota of neediewoek . urider
royal' patrenage* or to the Queen's in.
ibeent frierela and pensioners.
If reel tate' has :Ireen tieel 14.'11* troett
ir -% always Preserv 1Iq Queen
bets are_never patized. Won .. - Thes
try the way, are made !under, her o
eel- _ e„. „__ ere,_
'The exifint "tki which soelety...interesig
itself In tlee Queeit'S' dregs was Mani.
ti-..sted last Gpflitif.fvhen Al'kzandre dr0Ve
to 1112 ascot reces wearing a WittOu
,. .
Lriutined plumed hat, The nevt, 0 y`
r..4 frindta paper.'' felled lo„,eortinterit
urge- the feet that kr Ycais The -Quee
ilnd-tilV.461 WOrn ttpie at the racii.
' eery 1ay. whrit the lila& and white, erilarr, 411
,(leclee- re at eewereetegleernestreeetter intoiire-ld 'arid sliver -iiu tonStiiirpre
t.lg l.ineneren el* churns and g rem etel etie never :Wears co!cred
reatael. 'Leiter hereelf. • save in, The seftitisot 41 ro,y41'
ril;r1".ittS!A provirle te.treet ere;rreee Ors's! -reart.s. end 4,11'amonds'
D:e ener
fmint.,!ne' npus&s. Quc:(tril 153 EA)eb n. 4hat st:e affcei 114
ie. tbroagh arse meeting :et eriltter other ernarneuts. •
reehing ieht, hos a 11ml:eta-on of uhole Usuy I;'tor e /ter 'photograph 11.
wteat a‘44 a east <I klaterzzlittz. telt% sho pes- oft- ter-glOv-fOr
IrKftv Ef'r ov.,n oplarcru. T14s. ter hands is sh., frantZly mutt. Th13'
vInv,11.. is a iribC-A tit tcrt .c2dk'ssi end pride la tor hands ta curiously pit
Vit -mot tvviVfes‘zine core tz prety w 1 c in1y tratt Lk.
rt
teen cali Sitake.
11?.isr.41‘s, t -show.
bef'.',.e ftmeticn lock5, httll tot, ,ch of the *rill-.
pvia. 04. 1-4,,itt,',1 zti,,,trsils 41;iii,,,,alt.11\ 'trance' corarocit to :boifituditIC
eftet ittl'..rriert'crer Mere ts. retervezig 2 hutariars
#4,) ttt? tt,uttai,\ fe3 .4tze 41tty ‘NtrIt Ill'qn#Nit he• waited
liS ha •
s ever been kilown
vs"-•.'vz as Phtil,vtlg .*$ 014 bat' aliveYt
Lcit r
,
it-tr44.
.o.ctit.er.i) ti.'.., t..•'i'L'ich *lap,: tlpen a -royal pe'' 'Knee ,at Ituckitighttn
1 tt- rk i T t r7c..A 'Vc.:z1z*ft and tho,r/ Paiaci_,..
... le...(..nt'„ .. ) •Ily a ttander on, a. Itaey
,
'..1 -• ,
,Vel..:1/4,f,.=`-' _.t.?..1...14,2WiM4,14,Ati...thCav4-111:414,411,4)401,
, ,I, 4, 01*4tn nituntly il!ik,eil oro/ her-
mi::::;.,,,,ii,c„,,,,.1 Ls tee ta her ?ilauclier".s ap3rinttnfa. A i',
4.1,9•,t -i -!..e .t.,!•k.t......).'il—, 'N,71rtv livli-in.inr,. tot*".*. s t 14%44411:1t',:t *nil OR' tqwert toff
!..A -'4.;.;"4:7‘k.:4,, tZil * u4k lea,'*eet. *II 'Vie loakit 1zoU3tiAno441. !yid 4c* tbai
..
aal_pOrtliaa' 5;44
11114$ fqa few mornents. T oil" add
chopped tomato, onion tan,.
'pow weflb!ez4ded cenrie of. the broth in which It bee
• been blended. *
Ram. Salad.. -This sated Inv bet pre-
pared in one large dish or on individual
. plates.. Prepare tine quart meshed vita -
toes, one pint Of hem, chopped line; to
which add one tablespoenful of ebOPPol
pickle and one bard -boiled egg, chopped
1 1.4 loin
crisp kttuce leaves; sPrInklor over this
th heM,, and gambit with the whites or
two hard boiled eggs:, cut in rings.
Press through af Sieve- the yolks or tbe
eggs; aprinide this over tilt, and -area-
with French dressing; ,
A_p_pie=_Omeleta•-_Peelaeud toreeten
applesa_Ww„eivitti augar
-threet-clort%"and we:trip' vt-lemoir-
,7gfir raw the fruit two ounces tiftbutter,
when nearly cold, add- Wel-
beaten egg. 'Butter a deep pe -dish, Scat.
ter_ eetutiatrs• over. lilt „xvilie the mixture,
and cover with a layer of breaderimtbs.
flake for. half enhour, and then serve
, turned out -of the -,dieh.
„.7 tierrieen Fritters. --Take Sonia, slfeeS of
cold meat and trim ail nicely into -the
gime eitaire and sire*. Sprinkle etith
.pleee with chopped parsley.pepper, stad
tea/
To.:41 Ire -
solve 2 pounds f :dust in three quart-
o! water; then with itcheab a, .1 ben
Mt a I. -It 4.
place wbere earwikrsior other Inseeta'10,-
bruelt all the stilts and crevices 0: -
bedstends; keep it boiling while using,
A strong balling -hot tea of cayenne, used
with .a brush, is al$0 a eapitat remedy.
It is oceasionally desirable in a batho
morn.Window ,or in one having an ob-
jectionable outicok to have an .opaqtt(
ane. A reit fros ed L . can
evinflict Witte the -Philistines, in wind'
-141 son of Dnn JJ.bJ1f•!iLML___..e
TR. MO, Philistines seemed n eseturing
• he ark of the 4xivenant and esteblish
areng fortreases In different parts or,
'srael:s territory. They are not defeated
,rid driven out tudil the time of Saul
/, 10, 11), who becomes the first king
ivor Rte . -united tribes.
To a pint of Stale ale add, a liiindtul .0!
Epson alts. ,e'slix and apply with
trUsh. This • Makes a hard finish that
Wili ternairs Indefinitely, or, it -desired
may be XVIII43Ved t*.scrubbing at.tini e. am
. • , • - • •
ontrtrnall -featherS o
SOWnr:LPPIP,V*:,7101./ktrIravrimornwzonot,
eiii-be,mitished at liome,„ with vc_r1; •1312!:*
trouble and expense.- FIrSt enook5P
good day, for the -drying le, half tirei•bsi,
tie. and you need plenty of sunshine awl
gentle --wind, Vse-iiikev4ra-Nvater
_and one Of the many. pure 'maps, that art
in the market, lust now, and avoid
'washboard. It will not be orany heir
and it will oertninif pull yot.r quid oT,
pillow -out of chope. flub thoraughte
With the coap, istpreeziort 7 -end paitint,
uji iLyour hands as you Iniglitline
-WO(li-
$ tr stur. Rinse An wo -i
deer writers and hang up to dry in itt(
sunlight. *A "dash of salt, inthe water
wil IteepAhitLcolors _from fading._
MODEEN,ALTST SOLO SALVATIDN
con or tient as them are $liees..ot mitt,
and on WI the bacon scatter "a few* dips
et ketchup and anchevy team. , Put 'the
meat upon- -the bricon; roll both together
'and fatten with a sloweri- Pip eacti ro
into goad batter and try IA deep fat,
-to-ri 'golden color. Serve on it-inottlel of
nicely belied lice with gray poured
round. ;74,,Y• •
. Stewed fowl's liver -makes rienieerlittle
sevourr -or lireektast dish for one per -
Sen.' - 'rake -a eiriekents li'ver„, pine* it in
tusrnall seaucepari with a little butter and
ertetugli,'Obd stock to oak. Add a sea-
sonint -it pepper, and a bay leaf.
Stew era_ jy_.for ten minutes.. Dram and
4 311 W1.5* :1-arS,r,!ftaaelirl ,
With. flour*. add. a tablespoonful of
butter. lir, t Xture. 1111- it 1
-54)100 ' hfclivnin 1 ' sh '.liver,
' if --"POOr'''' it on wire "et 'tette
teitst.
---flecipe for TAtoking-Alter-iPut--a-.-eu
al •ot tie* that has -been i thorough y
washed In cold Wider 111141 a ' SaliCePAU
and cover'•wi it five titpftils of tett-boil.
ing wafer. it d Snit, and boil fast for a
lou
Arptarter-otan rr--TittnLput-the-satrce.
pan, uncover . . into a moderate oVen.
In a quarter of an hour the writer will
hove torriptetely evapbroded: and 4000
greln of rite\ will be distinct and .4ty.
Net a grain Will .slick to the bottom of
the saitrepan. ltfca e'ooked in this way
tor (Mit, an astontsitinent to,. those. %VII°,
have not tried it ' ' •
epu ar -. tat tie lirrisse n quart
,_ vet efertirr beaten Alt, tie -holt tot)
r pulverized larger 'stirred.' into' 'Ille
ealon_preatxtyanj Itareljniije:tacte
nssolve erre•half, a peekage, Of geletine
in as ' little .td **ter 'es posible, sot.on,'
the stove, trird- jet voine to. it boil. Their
let 'stand until partly cold and stir fitfick.
iv ,into the beatin ,crearns, Illo a mould
into cold . waleF'nud line wilit itly fin.
iet, or :sponge__ rtde., __T-tirn.-1
tt„,ititd tnorild and eft awe
iit, ii*,,e t9- vool: shou/4 stand four or live
ult. ,,,L,...ti$jittit:,:litt•4,1glr N,vkil-
h r "iiiOiti:', lee, • eiL, at , atom' (Nee
night. ben -ready to eterve„.„41p flat
Inetild in • hot itvatttr tor. pat iriSt*Iitt ItAtti
Vie treant will turn out" e'er krpliitt like
jelly* 'ThiSirmittes A- geod tfessert, too,
at cdinner or Itineheon.... The fall recipe
will.make 'enough for tight' people. '
-' , allt-tunts:-.4e.014- one-- pint of
lI iidtili' hot ottettalt cup cf btifter;
n Ittketvarui -add 4100 $testt*Ue tli*S-
AVM ill 4 quarter cup ofarmAvatfr:
$(/41 410 and ,a, belt quarts dented flour
ft lielf Itespo'on of as/t; beet Weilvtiprer,
and stead In warm place over , rogit„,
37.0g11041 'IvIllx: hart rrttri toi titatunserL liL'ixtiiiiilk;',1"1 . 1 I
add one) totepeenfttl (4. (tenement ' hall
rtIP or (1)0014 eilvill, 41fEs erste r
to the' *pante; work until thereugh
mieed. tern olit en flonted betittl Adding
urftclent flour' lo 11111se * *ot, 416ach;
11 outi. cut into good sited 1411 .,_„ see
-i*---lity-Orio. . a
in
II Dariered AlioneeS, of Eternal flapPi'
, itess !.r $2.0. • „
• A remarkable case in\ whit% the ffitett.
ii!.tnOtlieVal"?gurterMitiott and,siiggaifor
are enviously .ei ratite untie
the...notico of the 40dt:oz. or thelludoint,';
ilespital, Vienna. ,
A Ilungariatt,lradeaniett 'named
7ndott terttritiell'Otitte7-
46-11tft .111 ittaStati
sahation. tha
bdore Weiss_ w st
uvhcn (be
reation turrid ear religion and i.
tire life.
• declared that there was no
as 4 -future life or ealvatiotil and
“1,wraild tell rriy chance- of sal.
for 12.50."
,tramederlii`rausre--eareeptecte- th
offer' ort condition that the transactiote
woe put in writing.; A regular 'dted.
4501.* 0611VtiYing salvation in lite
'04sxt .world Kraus thereupeei
dritwn uP, executed by Weles and • dulY,
Wittiestied. ',Krauss look the ,deed and
over the VIrel Viii*eits, Who
aSicd halt:been 'kkl6ilS?
fortnight *later "A"VI 4te
wile as killed in a 'carriage uccide_n
10 womed this rteeiderit: ea' elgn
he Divine anger viith*his 'impiratist
&Tit tniCtRa
Oat lits• reat7Orf SaV Way, MIMI) wa5
to the hospiittli-
Obertnayers wha had. charge 41,
WO 0401 ort hearing ibis Aare.' tiont !be
Men's reiatives,decided eqlry lite effects,
• and advised
we:gs' re141,4vs to itto dee4
4ttt;e.
,wever. tat _sine
"tx-iiight.-' the: I _ ,
'7talVa..,
ton. (4vrt btrilnessli '.prospoed ex-
cretdrit,gly, iirod ,he refused to give it, tip.
under' $4X);. Wits Iva, *Matto to pay
this, but finely ,the Oiler :rabbi el `Pre$s.
burg 'le *Wilt titer matter :had been..red
' induced limn* to band the 'dee
itch lo --1 •eiek -man on -rezeipt $100.•
*the *a$ tOst marked. • -Wass,
ft -assured ns• to the fate *1 soul,
ntediately ituproved. A tog dece.d Was
ftriltA NItaelt fitittao
itcoriveyed the oiler ntart"a sadvar:en 't6
him., Thi* 4c4,5 'X-
3'$4,11 and Weil* tiOw, '
tatted. cite
eoperly, with the first verse of chapter
The Israelites have offended Jehovah
1. their disebedience, and he penults
„he elkilanites to invade end ,plunden
lielr" territory ter 4. 'period of seven,
wars (0. Then he sends a peophet
!in upbraid -the Peorde for theirrePesta*Y-
• . leliverer of peop• le (6i 1144 thdeoreie
• iret net of valor is the destruction of the-
' Mere of Baal (647.3.2), and when the
again Overrun the lard it it
le who ttentrions PIiS-0ountrYineil- to:
-esist them G. 33-25).; At his contest re -
'est Jehovah pleats 'him re sign as an
of victory (6. 2640). The nein-
eer evar4 Gideon eble to Muster
un (*Tit).* large, and is final.
rAtnced three: hundmi (7. 143).
ittio Mall Am:104 AS. 41ark lesL'cort,
4, 4,k LIU y re e es, z eon. y •
help ot Jehovah, puts to rout a Much.
1gcr army .of the enemy.
the iia_tilwr-The _camp of th
nnifec, 1.he.....valley0
10. ,thy Servant-liehrew. abe'y'l;
tijie an armor -bearer or attendant., -
J. 1/riki the •oulternost part of titer
,tmed nien-The miler guard, or picket -
eye, ot the ..enetny's comp.
• 12. Like locusts for, otultittelerewe
-..ote that tire eat nUntber is not given.
.tvel that the hyperbole, wheat the tar.
.ratori like tnany other Old TeSlament.
rs eminently employs, hen serves
Irilitert the inipretaskin of tic Jur-
„---Lani1:74s,intande4. c14:
ko• the ilgure the wet
joinr 4,,,ve4ry.iirgriantilntrilninbers.
iFcw A Midianite relating 4 ditain, to
:is oornrade‘ •
.eake ot 'tairley trtud--
1;vord • trarzilated "take"' is ia miter!
'atoning,' thou in all prOltability .
of fL
NIS, 0Orree I ridered in the Eng.
14igo-triezklemda wthtLe%ti, ibv,t)rughtlutfilieroclalinmer
tiil
4A titrilies a tent and turns It upside
The tent referred to is that of'
hrf, Men who le felting his deretn. rattier
'then that of . the Jovinniattdo. of the
Ntidianite army,:
Oideon,the,tiott-of
tIetits liw;O" Lit:ougue
perhaps through hie' daring
•deatroy the attune of /teal.
la. tic worehipeedireliti -hetzeigii, to Jere
wizen of vie.
16..44iteliere-elitririen jora.--aue!t -0* -
rein eritninott ire tor rare:slug Wh.tfr*
04, lirgintkIng ot the Ini'ddl'at
ch; --The. liehrewq divided, the niOtt
'itittit Walitt,P54 the fire!, Watirteretlet
wafeh, end the IniOnttig
- 1101t*I11011,- :
t 5 :the rom40.etistcint divItting tit!
it intit
Pam,,htuti. • 14,,,r4 Mati4,1t, 4r,„
. ,Tbe threa entupttntes.-!-:_tatieivit.,
approaching the :enemy a:44,2ply
r difkrent 4:tfttions with lithie4.
afal Dieting frutionet. titir
kvi1 to the Ciurptisrmi tittliaroitem
Li* -4 inuelt greal•er WA than they
Ilion to ilreht, Or. "fled
etifeeedillf of Ilek 07,etitt
r. 1Nery statOt. Eveiry inap
tumelJg ttelp
10,1 etit #!ilit' tayetii ,4t
i".11Ntri *aik entirely Aueremsful. 1414
uarite' th0 Ceiri9 eamplote.
-.fat as Beth Stiltiih 'toward ?,,ererais
ockl, lige* oThert'ativttottrovetii
idistaftes Votlit nistritidly 000 [a-
1 tbt'
,ettothestL ittrning •tioatithwarit
14 ,i-Alart Ilettei.
solthotatt.
fb 1°#'140,04 'Mikan- Eine,
orwo! it. or ts,01Yer,atitt. '
.0! IA.," ftiVadfo *hornThty
to ,klutaih;\