Exeter Times., 1909-04-22, Page 3't 1
Ari
sgainnt 4
bcndne. Alcoboldoe
around the,spot 1
ith cbld water.
it inutard I
,
J3eat
willful I
boiled ham. Put
orsonx
etor*ting the
Witsit rorty 'To
-O 4'ThPI
oree showsn
dcstruction of force or
doe*-
:oiuon point
iieaand
ily OS, 0,13
iow xx4)0Vtal4T,
-
onsi
of custard. Pouro o hot buttea
ed toast or into scallop heIls, an
0r-0 four ,ou
Ot or
aught recentIy on the n
Stour Y the orthodox one
od d line; fit
was'weighed and turn-. CSC
1-4poUnd3h Its r.1
wder will
d :lus of lemonade'
pring go.. 11
re of Ounds, bu
hig tirne it .-haS
re8ent siio.raid
liii bielriz •
caught be
rie-ds‘the
in, the inter(11
-
ehrunk to its 1
*the captor
Seeaelr
orn'a ostatc.
Lood and
a
r h .
.. :eXUtf'flCEL Nature if" not lie.,
not taunt :to witb f*liespi
t The vitality of the ,spir
anced-years is - another -
"The sourdocs not age
body," wrote trrOte
man or "woo
Ve to in -aCrswIRent.
aching out to.
)W different beconie,
ans when t140` aro not t
ok n by death but to ho
largerrward on here*
010$B. Remensnde
I of po
, arts
ticornpk
a 9
Vgahlt:;triebiss* but wi
dry reading
100 , many
u vory.sintirliboo
a if'4;4tin „
nnsel reading,
.(1'1*
old:sluggish aiid
not fortime did Iretaii4 filet
1 was fast to one •of the 1,,i4eck
pike that bu eve)r, been caught vi
the British Is1c. She fought In
for neariy *If en hour, and at last
itether toward 'the
ihelving bank.. My keeper,
with id, plunzed into the
water d we got. her out soxnehow.
'The whole 'thing was *. fluke
prolmbly, but anyhow we drank hr
health several times, and felt con.
e •
he Tribulations of ChristittAs
greattoti 1104;1 'Clorstom,
:that jolt population ive,re lyeman'a
IV. The Soure'e o'f Ute"It has. been
What befell' the disciples
after Stephen'i martyrdom ,rhe
disciples were scattered abroad.
The (Area 'verb is based up,t.in the
thou ht ofse
(ley disci
MavalI C
theirto unaid�d effortC Here
a. little groap of refugee
pnraw4. Biro wai
4-911iteRra-t%
West cities. ,
handful of efugees so movcd
threo centUries,
owing,„ arel „indeed
a seed of truth,.
LUS IOsuch when
they go abroad, r either
for bushiest or pleasure. -
II. The Broad S.ympathy Of Chrt
14. VII. does this verso
It 'lute' R. V. rather
could gct along 1
it 1 h* any bouks
never et, seen `a
not 'contain *met
golden.-mout , /mese er, Id SOW** l').1rIttt
Christian.
Cousiderable Strength. --.Vo. 02-24'. What did tho erouseft in the ourgital world b3f an
lerusaleat Christians 4o when they' operation rierf°rmed'" the 14:414e1'.*
heard of the °Gentile Christians aPthl' Augusta 11°431144 33erlin''Ger
Antioch 1 They lent forth Santa, matIo.bi the ieirgeo4-m.chiefi- Prof..
Las, that he might (l) learn the ot.; Fedor Gra,tise. The operation _was
of mbar*, ranee rumors,'the'extirpoition of * tumor -which
da if had grown frout.the bypophysis of
11os: Put
vst
-
ve till he butter
color, but but
blespoonful. .of
littic
van, . an
rve t 00.00 4
opinetcl
n le pepper. .
sauceboat
ater Me
of --salt to it- betoro .pourrn
Wakt6r.
oenful of kerosene in boiled
stare'ceps it rom 1010 4
eDlUh..t0JP!tke
Ina
-starched
a not dampcn with
cloth wet with little cold
t -arch. This wiiI kcep, all parts
6 gairneut of equal stiffness..
If one withes a little stiffness in
Lhe veil wbieh is -being wuhed add
y voter; "stretch artthethlim-Y1114
tiny bt of
aub-
one stittee in adoorwav where. t wi1
placed opposit,e to one anothe
This w e neves tolum
nteasnr or fect in circun
ferenc far to pau a ,ro
around with ese Tho most
cult part of the iient to negotiat
*as the cornice at, the top of tli
-columtu-This-ifs-t *
' tion for throwback 0
rnon and its 'grated rind.
ree u
t ,parc tbickly so as to re
move all hardaCut the melo:
up. linely,ingredicnts in._
.
he boil took fait for an hour, atirr-
ing all the Ulric,Tins h a delicious
jarn and ane thatkeeps
,
Mutton even ,-Line a
greased brown brawn ookirig4tir
has a Over) with a. wall of cooked
. nee,Fret" some ooked mutton
A. i
from fat and vistle and ;hop t
finely. Season totaste. Add da
ittlie onion juice, and xatitxtep. al
thOr0140417 with. gravy. Cover
with * twer of riee, piste the lid ,
on the p0,-and-leake in-As--reederat
ovenkforhalf an hour. Then'take
. Land tttutti to the
oo
Attica stretcbng t1ixn carefu1
nd they will keep their plsee wi
gsunLdd
What s%ptif 4 iduit 0e4art
Lintlit«
*armor who travels on
ss,, is expected to tip. 4.1.t
stcwards, and, the expectation Jo
iteldom disappointed. Few people
save Ula travel-0re,-. howevrr, ow
how multi' they ought to give.
not as
that 1 reathed' mo f-
1 had minded the obstr
was a e eau ;on; y
onto the ,platforitt Whichsupports
'the statue. :FrOin below this
ap-
pears flat. but it is really be-elIed
with a sharp slope outward:
"I found it, too, covere With an
inch thiek layer of greasy' soot, so.
that to 'walk about on it was
eeedipgly However,'ono°
got trie-liteline-Aetu
plat
dircoVered era in the
bero's arm, Wilda repaired.ido When
tell_ people tthey
'not infre.
quentl Mk an the'spur the,mo-
'Which _anti 01 course
the gure has only *119.
.up- splendid.
1 reason, however, for
\eongratuiatiOn that' she must
have been one Ite-ivent,th.
In .0 is no
he Stour,
he wild
sr titer*
missed in
the terror
!Inge. which
summer .and
-
4'1 u •
e Moe and Alex.
). These men preaehed also
-
reasont for thy'
urt in them They oilae
vie freely with the . eks,
intimate L.knowledtte aletaya
ds to breakdown prejudice. 'rho*
artbiaikas dm Mind
Itoff, the inventor of -t
*oriel language, _BOW*
ofho lived in tius many.laingu
city
of .Warsaw. Moreover,
liecltronghold le*.
es. Besides, 'they' had.
e7iuider the- otos
v
resuit'of this praching in
rocht 'A great number belie'
Itralitined unto the Lora. The
r ono for this, Were moitiy:
against.error,
VViitYTOT '—
eilltleAet ;771�f whi1
sloileid.tlie rest danger Acts :184
They.might have *tient a let
r 0,.--TaCt-uiethotitare,at
11.1,7
tiotian,s ep,,,
n
tiatnee, p saute' of his
*metes*. e tue Worker builds
up &task greater than he is alone,
and benefits the. world. by creating
-work for -Other*.
W did iteek 'Sault Beeause
af .his teeittaintaim with
f Soul wonderful experi-
-
rehead, and temporal region
otwithstandirithe depth of the.
I wzs-buriedrnore than
ineh'eo deep in th substance of
rain, t e w o
part
the brsen, and th.
womitri' of about 314 is
bed n
*deo)
patient,•
,d6ing
Mins JI
relost etraorc
,its kind that"
history of our,
not eet n tit"
rule, bp*, 0
sbared round among
• hath -room stewar
60 cents, ing.roo
a
steepgarnient
in the eNening..,
greatmany. blemi
ved it -h 2. rubber o
boiled-
the *pale blips .
t tbo.
r ten otos.
ndinad on is servieas.
he itewardsr hive provided an
Mt"for the passenger*, as -
di,* a collection io usual.
the end Of the voyaiee.
not uouicl, to 'site leas -than
niadaz
the tall "fielirwalref.-
* stationery elerkl!'
"Stationary clerk! Oraeioual
They *11.,seent stationary. Tbey
on't want 40 Move. —
emorkoti the po
zomit "it xhat -SUP
.*e*�flt
on't remeniber
. „.
y or. r
ent Bareabao,
him.. Ei loirge
'to success. ten.
lice of stosiste,
ers. Bet found
blob- tooms-t4
must sdrnft
tb. bottom o
51
"Atistt"
great,4al.of
of tbe'Pas
* longer s'OYalte72a7a to In-
dia-
or Australia -4h, tips totation,
,ed• sittiltd be diii*blet1; :but More.
should not be, giveth-hOweeir, Ion
the " voyage - may. --he unless some
3F0
tte for your me o
,•46 r0440.00.,
"
faith
*
gthenetl_._ b , ions.
they had me 1 hillitteli.
'bravery, and tkle
The very -vitt* • of Autioeh,
'ed tfie need of is purif3ing 11
^I and sdoubtless rn,ay wro 1
,
us*Wi plot
lorttikl
for sk
ht much
It kes I to
re*m" %lithos* the
rts ;level()
b*rbaribs u the
Chistis*5 lint
hat* Ult0
elk I is alwa
htioti*
004,a
Nieto to
'tent me.