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thin "Per ti
n no longer delightin the felici-
eeetesseseeetteetlertieTtlittlaneY-pitradiSit. 'Ittet-eti
little concerned with golden streets,
with wings. and _harps and: all the
-other nekomtortable fureitehlattte• of
'the cruder pictures ot tho blisSful
'" • tura state. Wo itaint °ceased to won-
der wifether we shall be perfe,ctitt
happy there. Men are not wone„.,
tear etlielit tettrelentr andedirtireir- tv-Sttet
• 'by the -prorate -a of a 'Oar where
•.-neithet- burden-tree:tor -toilseureeknoWn.
-Neither ;10 Men belie for heaven be.
eaese they a,ee paten up with the
dread_ of hell. .reer t •_day_ Are _much_
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sbipe.tot Ittimanlove.riever act ityhhth human flesh is hal%
t11-riPetf6-V,"tti.:.enialtirth urgir-wer, now1.dac3 it
but begin to. know our friends • ctr geerns; arc not strictly or specilicate
ther are gel?tie. Is it strange We long IY in a' narrow senee vegetarian -in
their diet, but the term bus been
used for 100 years or so to desig-
nate the non-ineut eaters, and the
name. sticks. 'Mere ib no tpirobabii.
Ity-that it, will be chtnged n Abe
ear-tuture-or-that-tr:better-one-wii
he found. :
...nese herbivorous lii.unans. whit
all -agreeing on the - one cardinal
point 0,1' eating nof1csh are divided
into manyeseets- _There r
for "ii.atifehter timer - long r enough/ to
ripen our fileasitiPs to perfeetion?
Strange would It be if we could let
th.ese toys lie where death „hes cast
them. Most oft ell is this true of
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The_ good man dies tell of honots but
.eneetied of 4ir Selfesatitractiltn. ITC
kritteve how great aro the glortea Yet,
ueettained. While Men think he he.
ttnen bate piety Is no longer practiced.
Wo know theeeetieeets of 'eve lent lore,-
er than those :Of fear. le le` Iceitir
faetlft IttadtP,t4P to tvititeettt twill:Otte
-than to -force thein- "-
TO IMAlt TbADO
i• • .1
_knows he is as a k r
great hope of the future le 'that it
ortletbe-sopper, fore -hl
.'to be the gaud, the great, the puree
.--thet-Steettikeeter has -seen -and- 4,00,0
for in his best. moments- here.
Somewhere there rettist' dawn a dne?
mortelityt_ pegiog they think little
either of a heaven to be won -or, -a
-placer at tbretieut- to---be"shanneellt We
event to *know whetheroire Shall live
and :Utilit*Ithat. ffi shall ibecauee
no. one. Is eatisned to lay, dawn a
. piece of work Unfinished. T1 pus-
. -
t lAre to
,
caeentp,,,relrneteseettfeeltin rigt-ete set
upon -all, effert and lab -dr -um crowfl
of its own completionvits perfection
and rightebusnees.
NO man ever saw his week, &lie
remit/cite out here. None ever looktd
over the_ tesks of We's :day withoet
wishing he might attempt -them eie
1. • .-rs,
things shall fulfill *Itch' promise. Vile
longlageforeth '
the Mettle tror-entSee.--lore-thategross"
pleasures of the,.er eTtital etiftedisee•It.
is the fruitage of our Passion for pro -
gross. Our longing for right,. °Ur diee
satisfaction with our litspeefect selves
ourtediscoritent with- anythine?' 'short
-wo, 8%;4:00.ffW)
be eiearer.,.• where right 't and truth
shall ever be regnant, where we Shall
• have overwrite . the, (hearten laud elute,»
ea of the mire. and We'shalfbe what
God meant us to be. the sons of the
kingdom. '
•
the thought of the grcatrees of their
in and negligence in not having. kept
Ihnelattee inettle-Peeete -
10., Eat the fat, and. drink' -the
sweet, 'and Send portions' untohim,
for whom nothing - is prep erect- gonie
oettri it -in • 1 no LU
Lessn a, Reading. and •Oltertng setter:4y e oore this Sacred feast . day
• the, Lave., Greiden. Text, Luke meat , here rtlerred to l giVeft it!
11.26.. evident .faralliarity with the require-
. merits of tbe law with regard to such
T.,ES.VN: "WORD tSTliDtft,S. feasts maltes it. seZbin, probable that
Note-Tife Word Studies of this his 'choice of day and: sea.soti wae
c neeious hence .
"I;V! 14: "And thou shalt rejoice inthY.
4 J
INTERNA-12-01tTAL L.ESSON.
-• DEC. 10.
don. „ feasts, thou., and thy son, and tie;
Intervenin vita. th .
en'; VerSeS of et:fetter 4. immediately thytnaidservent.:sind the Levite. and
earcepeding the lesson passage for last the
,soiourner. -and the fatherleeLuld
Sunday, end in cheptere 5 and 0. the'. widOw, Unit are .within thy
•eterecontlett_ it her .difttetaChka WhirILLuxtAuLt. ,
Ktihetniall inCounteted iis work ' •
For the joy •ot Jehovah b your
Jerusalem. Ire =selfish devotion tg strength - 0 word . "stie b" ma
• .
an'- a a so "e rough* (Li' liv
10 toy0 t toe 4 t 1110411 e
Joy of the peIn Jehoveh filth&
than J 'Ovalrs Joy irt the peolde.
0 at e WU'S
all Ile)
Levi,tef;-- le delegation 3vhich gath-
the-work was completed. The ered---en- the-secoed- day -about Ezra
contptetiod •ctit tho strong defense of to learn still Motet concerning the
AholtyJjrohLgneenoruto • t....hti-et tinctudeelethve-
lawnrtst Orbigis
TO men of the nett -Orin if9.
itatits the sees° of security, and with Avil,-religious-ImILsociel
thrs-returtted. their-lorw---rie-natiob-
id pride reed enthunitunn. At thie
point, in the event* Nehemiah -.'ttp-
yeetathus. atrd uro are by:genic
s• -these are the 'primary
lasstfleations. • • .
There ere vegetarians who permit
themselves tho use of milk, butter,
cheese and eggs; others who will not
•
who real themselves vegeterities, and,
eilleeneoceaslonseeat- fish and , shell-
lielit=bittetifeetriftetenorevrertbyetsfethat
narnet accordteg to the strecter ram.,
bees of .the melt. •
SOME'. VItGETATtIANS
bold' that practieelly everything be -
t gond'
eat, ' Seine hold that only those
things. that groW • above grotend are
fit,-fetr feed; they would eat no po-
tatoes or other tubers; roots, etc. ,
.0= enthusiast at least has been
,known to livo---atui ,say. that he en-
joyed lk--excluSively o : diet, '.of,
grass. Some hold. that niushrooms,
truffles and alt similar fungous and
paraeitic growths are decidedly not
g.frt-to
he levet tha.t aareAln are very poor
fo.oti and eboold not be eaten. •
Alit increasingly large number hold
'ttla•-tfld-Mtseh-trutdeeo
fruits und nuts.' These forswear
even the commonest food vegetables,
such as Weans. Peas, cabbage, cauli-
flower* onions, carrots. squash, , cel-
ery. lettuce- and of course, potatoes.
Chattes A. Montgomery, Secretary
Is a humanitarian vegetarian.
yond that he has not yet decided to
court, this illastrious governor „wise-
• ly thwarted every rilot .and p/an the
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toot o stoli the worli' of the rebeild.
14. 'They folittel written in the law
-It pi not unlikely that 1...1..zra
directed their attentiOn to that which
pointed hie brother, I ant, as
, ernor Over -Jerusalem-IC- and ortiered thc't7 Eletivete •lisettvereeL
that a census of. the population be 'low that •Jellovz.th had commadded
taizeti, that tho record !of genealogies PY 3roses-The pasrages in the Pen-
- might 1;e corrected to d.tte".'.ndmv tate4cli which reieee to the Feast of
Gee put teeeezet, heart._to.gather -ept Vatiernaelee ID "the oeventli Month are
gether tlietnoblea, and the rulers'and the following: t...tod. 23. le; Lev. 23.
;the people, that tilPy inight be reek.- 3943: . Num. ,20. 12-3ftteeltent. 16.
•enett by gertealtial. And I fOttittl the 1J1 15. YriTio particular :annul:Int-
book of the sgerzealeger _of there. thee Meat hero • referred to is given in
t t1) atethe..ilitsett (NO(. 7, 5) Lev. 23. •
ecifonttCorsMite'tifet, IteiteTtftt-4- -
enrolliiienti of the', pieopio and tt ma at thick es-CorePhee „Lev. eUe.
the beede of families la 'givett itt they'. d:titnd ye- Khali take 3,oit 011 the day
• ,
longs. Mile he livee chiefly.' on
fruits and nuts, ,he has- not yet
reached the point of giving up cere-
a o eittiee and other CalinnOri
Vegetables. •
tirberenloSis' as a:text, IV: 'Mont-
gomery discointed to a reporter as
• , gat iercil together unto Ezra,' the ,Paire t
il trees, ,and vughs ot Welt
' ccri 0 and prlest,, end requested to tree
e. and :Willows Of tlae brook; and
te . tastr'ucted once more In the...7.600k, ye shall -rejoice beton) J.ebovah your
el the law of Moses, that they Might, God seven days." . , - -,, •
IV tho -character of their neigh= ', 16. The Water gate-t*Itist math -of
.4, i i .
Ilk as well an by their yo.eilitabusitel the aten:ipso telesurei•so coifed be
Integritg al...._AtelititIon.__he-ind `"
yeetiltsr people"- again unto Jehovah.
ItIzra promptly comPlled _with „ the
Wish ot the people and averse for
-first-day Of thetreettIf4Sot 14,4.-I'Mt .
the first . ditty of the 41°Weath rtiOilth. . '( 6 Voltrititrie4.go calletThettoteo
______,,,,o,... _ .. . ..4. . , ....,... .., .. „ , ., 'P. 4'0:4- Plr•Zhltthrlitig t . •Illi* till '
1, 11
a d:aY *1' . (11°1114 'Tee, '1 factioritil to-F-iiiiitifittlf-Tert -4-ty &I, into tfie
eame the, path leadieg Iron) the vit.-
3I'S sprifig4(1:41hon) entered -the nit-,
.••• It eras a eornmori sight to sec
r• earlier -4 pitssing in atid out it
-
• li6
tf tfowitligr: ot troMpets, a, hely eon. territory ot, P,Phreitn..-.The tibroed. a
is.bettei .than a vegetable euro. 'The
Pore 41st:filed Water int the 10110
takes all Our imperitles from tile
body. and ' leaveit In, strat Condi-
tion . that. Nature can work a
speedy:, curieDr. Russell would find
that ure tibia . Juices i ituld ozi
much better, and quieker than hls
veetable uks _Ilo_sleouttle eyelet
fistits More and vegetititlel fess.
t'Vegetarierrisra .is a misnomer,
anyway. The Vest vegetarians the
,
tunkbk'r. 't
•tirti0k, (.X)fltL ,
411.1.0 'etuto rtd -14.at,
'.‘hreak WO mai/ piece's, When, c 01
tho vegoteth
1Wor14w4tterors'eftelP,i,Witiolt.,retal
hard centree -and Match Wo 1$oft; port
' en to a ptirtirbearup an. a04" W:fth
bu444,44_1=-MAW-#1.-
making. cake Pastrz adding o
utlicitent-railketelettenteittetatecustard•
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•-;4100.).; with
1,t1)fttl
folise',..use
: ,
t '
19/, u1'Iled 0.L1. vi'ljk
even with the edge,: of tne Au
00asIStanan 11Thra p1at With rieli
'dou0. All it -altneet with the pdr-
: Pull) Palin and pour • over it the eus4
lard, 'You may strip it Or leave it
plain and spread‘„ with meringue.
Bttiten as Any ordintility '
0.ystersee-Thisedry: fricaertee
can be proper -eV in the elmini et
with euccese.-• Dertin the oysters and
r=
'Altera inte gar -tinder- part ot-t
dish end fleet to the game or In a
saucepan -directly on the ru. Ileat
- stometitLthe-
e peeking. . NITiittit-ttetr
oysters 'are L11rnfl anti ruffled, setasmt
with salt, butter AO pepper, ,eted
'earve with hot. erackere, • ,= 11 .
Curried itpples.-Choose tart cook.
Ina, apples and- cut in half the roloind
. way, remoVing tile teore. Make er a
elute,
trit 1he ort‘ and fruits atrest
exelusively:
ts ,eontain---more nutrimeet 4ba
any :other- known 'thing. -They con-
tain "fatty matter In absolute purity;
whereas meat,' 'which is ler less •nu-
tritious, anyway.. often emetains
Palmettos* u s an _micro ..
ke an ideal- t.
ettAttletelliertleettne-bottnetteltellitt _that
fruits tend nuts are intended by Na-
ture as -toed-tor Tune What eau -be
more beautiful than , the 'apples.
peachese cherries and other •fruits
among the green leaves? If for no
tett
garseettletartr-ltssewirdeetreperfe
plain that she .intendethe frulta to
be eaten.
“No 'cooked food of any kind :can
ever be so palatable 'and to nourilsh-
ing. as these snn-cooked fruitsThe
best, chef in the world is the sun.
The nuts and fruits pmeared by him
are the best and the most delicious-
ly cooked of rill tthe foods that were
ever
"eat teheeekinnee trait% enebeetis
app es. •pears, p urns. Iteatlie 'an
so on, should be eeten without par-
ing. tlio skins. The skin of mot
"molt es have coarse, thick rinee, Is
gopd and contains =mere' salts that
are beneficial.
. "Whether vegetables, and especial-
ly ;those which grow under ground.
are intended by Nature as foe(' 1
• re, tpw, or tehete unmet!
are "ineurioun or not I do not know.
Some people hold that. tlry etre; 1
o•
tables. •"
. "1 am very forid of potatoes, very
fond of cauliflower -but this is a
• were ittoyeetier-tzieetterit tenter vege-
tables, and " •
••FAT Vittarl.
reAtt -2.1ZettAt,9
ey%i »e almost as good -a* n,
In aa(ia 01 a sudden 'coke awl When
ts quite evident .that the, plueetter
will not, be as irettetlent to. get to;
you LW youare to have 11i1u4 rabr,
some yellow soap and whiting with
vett:41g11 water to•make aethielt peSto*
• dd.-eft-op up the leale-yentrsette-tritis
Well auswer temporarily as well as
'der -
Dents in fate polished furniture
may be relnottede in lite follovidug
manner: Lair a number Of laveaot
otstet per -o.
dent andput a worm iron over
thern,•The ettemn generally
eta -use' the- weitti to NWOII and. to -fie
UJ) elle dent! It eareetimes - takes --
patience. but slight dents, voliteh, are
considerable' mar to furniture,
may be raised in th s wav.
Maar- eb-r-
ttd-4f--darkbroventaugareeitatteeeteup
of butterterted a, temepeonful of cur-
ry powder. *Sete • o cu s o o
e apples with this: Mixt-4re, filling
In theehollows, left by _the' 4remova1
of tho copes. Drake in a getele oven,
o eervieg • the usual directions foe
Keroseno is really, non-petploeiveif
sett wittextenstene prudence, ancLita_
opeOles'--nre-nOt--hrdfw-ttt
derstood, For oionnink batlituliet
zinc, 01 porcelain, it -hos .nteeriverteeteee.
and tite grettitmet kitchen Sink ie. -
made credit and Wholesome after ft
bath It h S14!1I)
t-rteettedeter
oranges, and-Leut each in alf croste
wise, Remove the fruit, keeping the
rinds intact. Felice and sbred the
orange and mix with it sorne eeeded
white grapee, thinly- sliced bananas,
Also elle meats of pecae nuts if de.
sired. - Add 'a dressing of orange
pjonariapetolegr. oci:Tihilefas9p..ontillorinf:en,a,lan_dwiat'thiittotilyasel:te
Orange cups placed on small tvhite
- ttretirft—rettrOsel-tetttt.tettitilitlitelr
te
ties or to serve ion -toast. oysters
May be cooked in et sauce. t Drain
the litmor on to beat,--Qalfr-iteben•laho-t
add the oysters. As Soon' as they --
become plump and sfightly ;Wiled
along the edges take them out. and
/with Vie firmer _make a saute. Al-
-low three level teaspoons each of
flour. and 'butter to one eep of the
SeaRon with hall a level
-,,ti-Ls-ponti of ealt, celery eallet
• brtek and b then-- nee eit mire.
The ilest cooking should be little
more, than a parboiling, lest the oy-
sters becomeovercooked- evilest - r
heated Keep them as hot as pits-
.
harzn. And the Same abut cereals;
I do not know whether Nature in-
ert
•
anyt kind iri that time, and I ,have
never It:not:0 a al& day in all those
eterS.- '
--eirre----re--v-egefiiNan---ehretiy-trectint
humanitarian. mations-. - The ,majore
ftty teir etgetterians COttte In for by-
.
gienie tetteons; perbripe GO per cent.
'I Maintain that pure vegetarian-
ism is the humanitarian fountle.t.icin
tone lit tilterefor•ure. Most =vegetal --
laps e -re .peaceful, progressive, en-.
lightened ' /nen.- Theer are opposed
to- -b6tir-human-arald on !mai nturdele
"'ploy : are antiovtvieeztionigis-;
they ar,t oppof:ed to., war. oPPosedlt?..
inteniperaline. ey.are liygenle and
econemicai rep)rn ers, toce. ,
"It Means, going back. to agricui--
ti •-•eese ten rt_teetjeetperoyettiettee--e_feor„tt
ttletifinre will ttjvit m& -e men employ-
ment arid better empleyreent th,..te
,
Iliat it; the point; vegetarlaniern i
TITO 'TM -pie ItEr011B.t.
"The inovenient is grOWIng tepidly.
Many rich cociety Jettlers,are finding
that the only'rellef for the indiges.
__,..
,_. .
, „. gout, . ., ., arty
18ther-L-111* du*- to and -
too rich food .its"' 0 be ,foiind in a
, . • . .
simple, .vegetitrian diet. - • .
"Atany prOmitient leinge.t$, actors
. - ..
atid actreeses are betoMmg vegetar.•
I . Tito* find that they. do
"460:;\ voczitiod known as tho feast of tAtites' °V the reAptietive gates Wee
trunird. the opon SpateS of ground plet'ifitide
Verso *L., And ttfoy eteetteettioeet -the Well at. thee point.
.cbeseo by 1'er#4 irr'nfinnc'-cI j_..L421,17.' 'Sim* JeSitun. "tile
4 And 7, together titti Etra htnleifie, Seri Of 'Nutt'. had'reet the Children
It is not. dot front this of 11114461 dqiitt'ST.114, 14tXtement• daft. $01
egrtltria
4 epernUc sin
trit. vegOtailett
what ahe •
re for
, er. Aeso men Iva 0,141m er, Oro I .of Taajtqlutt i
0 ottoplo, IdlintinOottOy or *lather ,th6 3,04,4 not. wt.) kopto )
, ono ' oniir, re'zid at iv A* e4461iP Pr; bf4t, during '611 ., thate
AltiT..' ' nit ' t that ther,detatteC
In' the 6604 Ir0 the o , 0
1 laWlolating: t� f
:. boolt torresp7Opding probablyOut , 0, P.MS!'; had ital.'.
.toottlat hooks ,o;t. the Vert nth. 1. °Tema; aeettitbly-L-Or, '
, .1listinetik'‘ProhiablY rittert tig' '12. ; tt,sayik!„.## ,iti tho ttiatigiottt rot
' tittriltat ' ot Aittor*Ite6, 1."111In the IteVieed Virsiot* trsiolatzs.
.tho word Inay fli
h'S Alio rendered ,
, prrtation,,` \vet ,„
•540,' log dadv,, d ‘;
would hit 0Tbpoltt. '
&idiot
-;vti-
They
•witli insomnia who etrfett-Th'iletles
out getting relief, promptland. per,
menet', t ly.
"Sornetfrnes people say to me:
" should think you would find
your vegeterinnism too inonotonotis
for anything; a.diet of only nuts Mid
fruits meet pall on one atter
What you do tl-zenr. • •
'glut there Is no inbtroionY about
it. These people hove -no conception
of the possibilities of •such' diet.
Thefe are ,hutideede of varieties of
imeparations of nuts an. the? markets
now, and neiv ones . are being made
• "The !slew York Vegetable Club.
f which. am .tetrotary also, com1-.
nne9 g
of one thing to Shove Tbe\poss baitY
of variety and palatableness. • And
the guests are alidayli (Treatly cur.
prieed that so mars excellent and
tasty 'Mates Can be made front one
thieg. - -sir, there IS no ukce-
-abx;ttt. yeptarlanisra."---
imps flour with -2 level- teaspoons
baking.powder and a. little stilt. nub
in 0 levet tablespoons_44eket ...eug.e..peetme
To mile a soft
dough that can be -roiled out. 11611
ou mac e an • -cut in 4 inch
TureS. Fold over meth corrter to-
• eard the centre and tilt tbelittlt
111 It; UkIjJ
hdrd• In the morning ruh the oink
dry and let the- hot Water rein
tfirough jflltil evert). -vestige ief the
'bit has vanished.. An old dust/
clogged , clock is given a bath of
kerosene in a 'shit& Way, 'by
ing imidepiece Of abeorleent COte
ton drenched _With oil; In ti, leW
weeks' time tin, cotton will be heateit
with. dust and the' works will be
...eleeteeated shiningt_
supp les Just as consaientiouttly as
these- for the 'pantry? Few home.
holds Nv0uI0 get along a eek with- ,„..-
grair
matey. letters are unanswe ed for Abe
lack of a good, pen, -a stamp, .or. an.
envelope. It. is net the expense but
Jack of thought that keePstan Jae '
sufficient oe. meagre pupply of tlte.
neeeseaty articles on hared.
--Tfi-eleanse p carpel. wrong 1et
sweep it and l'arnatva what you care
of -the' coarse dirt 1n aneordina
way.. Their eteipte it well and care-
fully with this simple •mixtriree Take •
two tableSpoonfuls of oz -gall and
Well. Dip a cloth in the tnixtUre,
7nottedriV,---antPtee--'
• with Abet Wim t o ca • 4 • • •
If you wa t to moire the broont
--- •
last long an( be pleasant to ogee:.pu,
tte these straw -4nto--boitir.g -water--
11 1 rem ere untit-----thit7-777•,
water is • cold. "non tit it
o en air unti it beceinee dry
as 'far as. you can see. Wheel
to use it dip it 1 to water and
et-444TM . ,
ltrequeralTIvettg the room a
- vtith the Juico. left out. Quince. elicee-
1 fine (trite -A -011.710m fort this purpose,
as are candied cherries and. raisins
minced • together, fruit jams • or
butters, and in the winter time we
+meet Mince Truett. These:, “fruit
crowns" ma.Ke.., good lunceheon or pie -
•I 61c dalPiks• Before.- iiiatinr---they
- aroi.„,brustrarter with,. the beaten
' white of an (qrs. ,,•_.
ITest Way to Boil Ttice•--To criolt
• rice without', a double boil,v, yet
have it vo eVery, grain is in perfeA
; shape and iieparate.troin every.otiter,
try, thig_,--Wai: $0.41Yt,.7-an-49, - 9
-r-t-itirtii-C6W--Witte)r„ to-tlfrit- every
tit:31de of rico flour is removed..
from it. 'Drain. salt well and a;
rt a nmelin bag, allowing , t enty
room for it to swell. Place, In a
deep kettle of boiling wa.ter, tover
clo..,.Tly and let it cook- -stiiiely till
tender. When bout half done, , the
cover of the kettle should be re;..
moved to allow the,: water. to evap-
orate Watch closely and When the
water is so nearly boiled away that
the Lag is no longer enveletiod with
;steam, _ *empty the rice into. ii; hot
' di. if anti ' at onC# it Will be
WISDOM'S
Koine' eteettitittifiete •riteat tmount
ot in the ellOrt tO ithIngS
Tart
t Very tihWhO thor
toughly appreciates 01.0,101 Ilt:aUtYoi
being poor. •1.
tak0;,OUrititte
• ern* i Su& •Ocetieteertily tall*itt
llre•
ttge plates. •
timl What ' motive whivit tironip ood
'et:t.rails:,toles.set°11illirieces::arorini:istinot o:ribroi-1;e:. e
the carpets. Deeidte, tt'eatehes.
ranch otfine dust Whew wet, and,
neap su61,1 letting it remain at _least
one Minute only,. 1,0,this with 1114,,./
broom' At leaat, eke a' ive7L4t, ,Xt
makes at stiiii:4§. tough and- pliable.
ANI)41,0•ALTIT. -
one-lialf of ilia World fetnit4iini
rink too little "Wixter; They do. not--
-
thirst,an
is, tt. should cultivete ortt •-
by using pleett,y, of mit both in thole
te natural Arab%
*ill take tire ideal of a tonic.
thp woman wile has 'flabby. fiesh an4 '-
hollow client will fort the livabit o(
eating 'plenty of Valt meats and tisk
tbeteb,v creating a thirst for water,
Rile win tnko on. 100d, healthy. nt44
Atu..
t,rounit iler figurer- In -an!
tanishingly hOrt time. '
1110 app2aranee
o
•
Itt'aZitIti At'
l'are at work in tho
#(.,etsttry „ to bo
4:, to
Xter birth .1
entletted. '",Tlie• Ittat
itt god -ifraith and rxpolltni,
tolobr*ted Ittr birthdaybY !,
,11111g C'tqlhricttleat,,,
'e th hat eonie.telativee; '$U
ett to tht lLttty steti\ion
410) iltot,thno atte.Ait "
tho .reportO'r.
fIvelt, rot 'tooting to
1Xr,UoutgOtostr. "-We
tho r.g.ttriaii dioldryp fri
coot and votOto.blet. tr
it itut,
11
trattitt Malta a tare of Alinott
any diece$6, inridding cantor' and
eo)stzrnptlon, Now, 111 141 yott
vs .0
Ther_e_js,110
how' others
'‘.Too ,tittit# o
.is ap
WA' *Melt rr3c1ueee.
seitisfeetttlYret a.
°Alt tktailonal Men
for 'distatistat.
anyettiere,.
,goods, rl
pionee. tut
)f hold ett_qt and
roper ' pling;
It $110.44:
abut ' •
'sVcg tow' 114 worn, bti
kaui to, *tot* Ft
lif ttot
it u-ai
ri how ithort.A. tint* a tre-
onvertetljitOo * tin xpttot;Wa
1 I 7',..,aro, Ctn. " thre
frlhd and taken 't64, lore
aprr" factory. " , 04:11 the flrJ
h',et of paper is"in'rl' from the
. It6r iititr 4
ttitlittfry . Ifi*.,
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