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EOne half inch thick, and put on 111E
floured hoard Wo1k the two table-
tr (Madly following these recipes spoonfuls of butter into 1 12 cupihls
family paste. puff paste, and chop- Eof bread flour (once sifted) using the
tips of the fingers. Moisten to a dough:
Ewith cold water. Turn on a slightly“
~ (ii in any department of pastry Eofl ured board and knead two minutes.‘
s'E writes Fanny Merritt Fm 111 :Cover with a towel and let stand live.
II the Womans ”01119 Companion. {minutes Pat and roll to one fourtllE‘
ember to work rapidly with (1 inch in thickness. Place put of butter
. touch. and use the best flour and on center of lower half of paste. Cover
ed (Ibex-toning. butter by folding upper bah of pastel
Elly paste (in which all lard is (War it. Press edges iinn‘ily together
for shortehingk—Mix and sift Eto enclose as much air as is possible
upfuls of poetry flour and one Fold right side of paste over enclosed'
it easpoofifu] unlit. Measure two butter the left side under enclosed
(l3 filbful of lord and take out two butter Turn paste belli’ way around.
espooni'ule. Work in remainder cover, and let stand five minutes l‘atE
dour. using the tips of the fin: and roll to one fourth inch in thick-
Moisten with one half mph“ or nose, having paste longer than wide.
water, (and when thoroughly Fold from ends toward center,-mok-
ehdcd mes two thirds of the mixture‘ ins three layers. Cover and let stand
slightly floured board. Pat amp 'five minutes. Repeat twice remem-
, n rectangular shape. spread with! boring to turh paste half way round
, blespoonfm of the reserved pm]. each time before rolling, doll] from
EdpedgeEEwlth flour Cut in thirds ends toward center and double. mak-
hgthwise of rectangle. then in quor- 1113‘ four layers Put in 0016 place, If
Again pat and roll out as before: 1 'pnste is to be kept for several dnvs.
end. With remaining tablespoonfull wrap in it napkin. put in (1 (in poll and 1
ard. dredge with flour and fold as) cover tlglluy, in a cold place if out
re, Cut in halves and turn over in refrigerator do not allow the pull
to pure .011" edges come on top. to come in direct contact with the ice
1335 1‘0“, 08611 piece to fit toll ol’E Chopped paste (quickly made and oi"
,aild pet and roll reserved third .uupel‘lor quulityl~—\\1’ush two thirds of
rtwo under crusts. 1 a cupi’ul of butter some as for puff
Puff paste” (made by measurement, ' paste. Put two cupfuls of poetry flour
1‘. weightl—«Scald with hot water and onohnlf teaspoonful of :1lt in
. enchiil with cold water on cnrthorn chOppinllr bowl, and when well mixed
_ Heat. palms of hands in hot add washed butter and two tnblespomr
E. tor then put in cold water. Put one This of lard. Chop with a chopping
pin! or butter in bowl and wash by Eknit‘o until well mixed. and moisten
liming with the hands until soft to a doulxh with cold water. 'l‘oss (1111‘
d waxy. having the bowl under eEa floured board and put and roll in
idu water faucet allowing the water Ilong rectangular shape. Fold from
11.. Remove butter from bowl and ends toward center to mhko three layu
onto, a housekeeper can be suc
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some velvet and was finished with
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Womanly and Graceful Gowns at
Doucet'n in Paris.
.W.
The newest thing in evening or car- .
rinse coals was of moss green'velvet
with black sntin in bonds of at beach
Silver In Flour.
Clean silverware in the usual way.
then put. in any box with 11 lid. ‘Coven
silver in box with flour liberally. lti
will be ready to use by wiping with it
dry towel and will keep bright more
than a yearxmhcs Angelou Express.
gown of coral liberty satin dulntlll‘i
embroidered in pearls, cut square in
(front with a. ,iewolcd Medici collar to
b.1118 back of the plain bodice cut into
along narrow ‘point and the full tunic
inches and which were managed in1 starting from “E in front there "’3
a broad gold tissue (lush. it was so
quaint and unexpected looking,
though let might have strayed in from
at the buck and the middle part oil .
some historical pageant of Henry of.
the sleeves. and giving length in frontl ‘ .
(\avarres time.
and sides by well considered lines (501E
Linen Stock Book.
livery linen closet should have a
tiny shelf for the linen book, says the
Philadelphia North Americait.‘ A pen-
cil is attached to the book by means
or (1 tape or ribbon. no that each time
fresh linen is taken from the closet
the moist artistic fashion. the. blnclc
satin appearing across the waist line
~Short Blankets.
Many people conplain the
blankets pulling from the foot of th%
bed. This trouble can be easily rem:
113‘ the factEshnli be duly entered. or not
that a record may be kept of purchas-
about us and stock.
To keep flannel from shrinking. but
the article to be washed in cold wa-
edled by sewing 11 strip of outing flnn- tor and let it soak for half an hour,
nel 18 inches wide across the bottolll then wash in the usual manner.
of the blanket. 'filiia you tuck undcl‘l “hen i make lemon meringue piel
the mattress. and you have the 5““ and desire a sugar coat on it, 1 find
length of your blanket You Will find it excellent to sift powdered
them very comfortable fixed this way over the top before it is placed in the
-Los Angelou Express. ovcn. Have the. latter cool. writes 11.
~71“ (entributor to the New York Press.
Buy Dry Patte- l- \lben enamel were becomes black
For small uses of paste it good WW and (llscoloi (1d scour it with plain
in to buy R l'PW CONS worth 01’ pauer- \inegar. This makes it look almos t
hangcrn‘ dry paste. to ho had at the now,
wall paper store, says the San Diegd When gilded picture frames become
Union. A very small quantity run he mmlshcd take the water in which
mixed with cold water at a moment's onions pate been boiled dip a soft
notice and only as much as wanted all rag into it and wipe over the flames
one time, used. lightly.
in downwards and endln in oints]
g g p 1 Another remarkable but altogether
and tussols at either side and crossingl
The collar and cliffs word
of magnificent skunk.
inslnnting gown was of deep yellow
it full the
Isame shade in soft thick chiffon hor-
in front.
brocade, \1. tin tunic 0i
A black churmouse gown “138 the tiered with 11 fringe of Nuttier blue on!
trlch feathers; the bodice was almost
entirely of the chiffon with the collar
wired to stand away from the neck.
prettiest and most breccful thing im-
aginable. The tunic, long at the back
and shorter in iront~~‘cleverly cr‘sed:
with a border of for round it to where
it crossed and there ouch side formed
(1 point. ending in a heavy tassel. The
bodice in simple lines had a clone
swathing collar of dull blue velvrt
which closed (it the bust with (1 long
Slender ornament and fringe in the
some shade. The cash was of tho
cut. square in front and edged sparse:
The bones
of yellow and blue were exactly right.
Iy with the blue feathers.
together. mellow like the coloring of
(1 picture by one of the old masters.
Another black liberty satin after-
noon son'n was made with a full tunic:
. of broad striped black and white. with
Ed border of white to it, this border
headed with a band of fur. 'I‘ho tunic:
long at the hack. reached only to the
knees in front. \ board such of block?
sutin widened of the loft and wall
knotted at the left hip. The sleeved
from juui below the shoulder were in
fine black lace.
ChocOIat‘e Fish.
Chocolate sardines are n recent ad~
(liiion to1l1o list of chocolate dulnties.
They are dapper little tie-b, three or
four inchcs long. packed in proverbial
fashion into n tinfoil box. which is a
good imitation, even to the silt lotion
ing. of the buy their fishy brothers are
,Epnoked in. says the Kansas City Star.
scorched. wet the linen with soapfiuds
and lay it in the sun. if the scorch is
a mild one. if‘this fines not take it
out. boil in a gallon of milk in which
n pound of white soup has been dis
solved.
one smart loop at. the left side,
The fur collars are quite a feature
of tho tulilcurs this season, and no.
whom are] they more cilnvincing than
at lloucct's. A inupocolorod vclvct
had a handsome (‘ollur ending square
in front of. the bust of murmot fur.
Another tallleur (1f taupe shade had a
Hooped Costs.
The hooped cools are very smart.
short waisted effort. at the back to; Another chocolate. dainty is the but— '11: (1y arc. made of velvet broche satin
the (omniprmuy crt mm. and it.“ “but Windholll illullle ““1913 0* tcrtly. With wings outsprcud~~and wlonrs do laino. fine faced cloth and
this exclusive establishment is in.
lignn but 1191 the oxuzgurnted silhou-
tlxnt in the only way he can hold his
wings-«he ml‘ustlres four or live inch-
1111111) 1)!th inniminls, $11.13 the \'
York Press.
shapely pointed collni of fox in a rich ew
abode of ill own whi(h made his rovers
sugnrl
Ewes-1t side; where reoiuits 1111: taught.
E "The Ga) Cats.” is lb
To whiten linen that has becomel
E'l‘hc genuine leg of mut-E
USE ALLEN’S FO0T=EA8E
A powder to be shaken lulo the shoes. If ye!
havop tlrud, aching foul. try Alb 11's Foot-Fume. ll.
mlsihc feet and 11 cites new or light. show com
L‘ureunchl11,ewollun hot,aW(-.votb1 1!ch ltolicvi a
norm and (ions oi uli [min on lvce real. (ml
comfort. '1‘ fuming. Sold by all mutilate and
Shoe Stores we. Don torment any (inhuman. F .1
FREE trial package. also Free Sample of t (1
FOOT-EASE Sunluu'y i ORN- PAD (1 now invul.
lion. nddrcsa Allen S Olmsted. Le lioy.N. Y.
BEGGERS NA'l'IONAL ASSOCIA»
TlON.
(ERICAGO, Dec. 1?.~This city. is
the headquarters of a. national assu-
(tiutlon of beggars, according to oil<
this of the police department. Lieul.
James V. Larkin of the detective b11121
can last night announccd that the
organization maintains a .uhool in or (11
of the. opener neighborhoods of the
Ethc tricks of the trade.
oilicinll panel
of the organization. say the poliw».
who say motlmds of detention 111-111
Epurt of the coniculnm (11‘ trainim
s.cl1ool Recruits are fought how at
E‘ make up" as cripples 11nd invalids. '
E TRESCA‘S TRIAL BEGlNS.
PATERSON. N. J. «Dec 15.-Ca1 a
ETresca. the Industrial Wo1kers of (i e
lWorld lender. who came from New
.York last spring to help the silk mill
strikers. was .put on trial here today
for inciting to violence. He. is chm-r;-
ed with using incendiary language l.l.
n r‘”ikers' muss meeting: on April ii.
Not of the witnesses against bin
Ewcrc police officer‘s.
1 Like Elizabeth Gurlcy Flynn. li‘s
Elcompanion, ’l‘resca was tried boiorr a
’jury from outside the c0u11ty. Holman
tended that he cnold not rut justh :1
from a local jury. Miss Flynn w: a
tried on a similar change and in l1 r
case the jury disameed.
{pet and fold until no wale1 files. 119- cm. ’I‘urn half way round, pnt und in hunt. . (Ittc. the, womanly, lonsr‘mvceplng: lines (\3 across. lie comes in a box shaped» ton sleeve is seen and (1.11 a rule those
serve two tablespoonfnls of butter and roll out. repent. lsc at. once. Omit. -fl... "f grace and beauty; superb “W. “I!“ just to fit him, decorated on its covcn coats are grnerously t1im111cd with T,.’.§$‘.}S"‘i§§fi.gi§iédg{i 33:33:25 “(3113111
shape remainder into a circular piece lord, and hue nli butter if preferred. A grunt novelty was 1111 M'i‘nlnfl Blmllllf‘ilY- with a butterfly in colors. E 9111 Enml heals the wound. All druggisls
. on" H
GOING FAST. tho motorinl to unlike a tree worth and “1211 l’crrctt will personally call COMMlSSlONER BUEGKINGHAM is said that tho commissioa hnEd mind to DIFFICULT TO CAETCH.
Paulama Books. Only ili'ty left. ill»
deem your coupons at once.
Mrs Jasper Pner has loturnod to
Eher home at 62 llcidcn avenue, after.
two weeks visit with 119.1 daughter.
r8. Edgar ll‘mncllot'. and other rel»
‘7’" ”_’_‘j:"°" . w Pleasure to Hundreds of
illfli’iiflVE PRETTV HAIR 930919 TlllsfiYear
J) BENIN." UGLY illllll ..____,.,,.- E
’l‘l1ogloriuus Christmas season op-
.llurrnony Heir lit-alliilior. a (iclillhl- pmnchcn mpidiy uzlti With it the plans
.11“ ”mum hair dressing is just what it Ei’ol‘ gift-giving and the general making
, ' 'oi’ ouch null every citizen happy. No
E1" namedwnbuirrbouutiiimz N” mutter ! (11111111 part in this distribution of joy
how pretty Wu" hair “0“. is, it ”m is taken by the Salvation Army Corps
be made he look even better by usind tln'ongh the country, but the local
E‘Harmony ”M" “"“““fl""~ "E" ”‘09" . corps has its share to do and is plain
E‘th’ lll‘li'l'fl WWW-‘40 ”I“ 11"” l“ “trill?"- Ennl: another unnerouu dispensation of
(hill luutcrloss and homely. liurmonl‘ thnl. which is taught by tl1(1 (fliriutmuu
11in livantiilcr will prove n will blcus‘ spirit,
log and Madonna lit seems to polish . built your no lone than seven blur
nd hurnlsb tho hulr. making it. clunky, ' drod poor pooph1 in Norwulk bud tho
filly-soft and more cosy to put in Army oillcors and the noble work to
quL wavy (1.1.1,; that “stay pul.’ thank for their Christmas blessings.
weroumes u". b"). smell m- the mm. Two hundred and twuniy-iivo children
ltil E, dainty. true-mun fragrance, received their only proac-utu. in the
(try pleasing to the user and those form of clothing, shoes. toys. candy,
mm ti. . out. through the olfortu of 112111111411 lid»
on (may to am”). simply “mum” 1w1u'd .l. 'l'orrotl. and his valiant band.
flr‘111' '- l -. 1 1 .
little on your hair (1111111 tluw before ((111 wont a plunnld lor (briut
1111111. 1913 E
him; it It contains no "11' “"1 “Em 'l‘hu relief of the poor through thc~
olmnuo the color of the hair, 1101
winter will also be curried on again
“9“ (troy “5“" this your. The aurpiuu fnndu left from
" MW hair ""d “”9" dandruff “‘0" the fibrlutmnu collections are ulwuya
iEl ”WW1 “ll” “lll‘llli’lly 54’1anle expended in thin manner and there in
lolliuro liquid shampoo given an hr
A little doubt. tlmt. wwv oxpendituro l“
l’ahtnumun rlvb lntiwr that iunnud. ’worthy of Uiflilfllllfm which prompts it.
teiy pcnetrutou to ovary part of hair E'
. Muslim Permit. in tulking with 11
till min, insuring (1 quick, tiimfnngh‘ ropertvr yesterday. Muted lhnt no for
cunning. Wililllrll (lii‘ illlll. nu qulclo
the rcuwnn have been slow. but tbut
Y» the entire operation (nimg only a he anticipatou their’ploltlnlz up direct-
ew momenta. (1111111111111 nothing that ”'1 TM contribution boxes around in
ill harm the half; my“ no haran- the Moron and houses of the city will
in“, or clickinuan—mluat a we“ clean» be collected soon and from the (trout
111033. works of charity uceompliabed alwuyu
’flolh mrelmrationa colliejp oddelmp in Ncrwulk he beliuveatbe Emma wit;
“17"“? .flmmmm “one“ whh mm“ be (renames. 'lho Santa. am: on
tile- lone. .liarmony uiur limiltiiicr
"keep the pot boiling" will bring in
. , nd . ad the cool (1 echoes: the
3.00. Harmony Bhumpoo. 50c. llotb ”on", N, (1 a ‘3
“animal to mtisl‘y you in every
or)“. “countess You“ for every 1111111111
. . donated to the cause.
or your money back. hold in Many do not roallzethfl but for the
“WWW“? only “1 WY atorow Halvalion Army nearlythree hundred
3““ 590m“ “”9 M “l5 “‘0’“ children in Nowell; clone 1111013143!!!“
7.6in 1mm; drug stem or the a very meagre (:hrlotmu No tree. no
m Canada will EG‘W “Ni! ”ragga“. Md ”0 War Jflnylfi “if!”
Warm the but tumour new share of the World‘s silotmint atom
ll mil. when the many also. While um Army to» not turd
‘ ”may More" and
(we mama.
Slillllllll ARMY’S
CHRlSlMlS WilliE
Plans Being Made to Afford
l
1
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nick tile orcverhisl tree. yet it we»
more» ((1 dutiful all-AW flirt. the lit»
‘ while.
31in» hearts of 2271 poor children who
Eillaus. with (‘hristmuu presents in the
on then (:- i‘uniiiies
'I‘hl1 folk wing is the letter of upponl the worthy are
sent outlay tho Sui\:\ii0n Arm} locally.
llonr Friend:
[out (fibril-(fume tht1 Salvation Army
guru out substantial Christmas din-
ncrs in bucket form for 700 poor pet}.
plo of The Norwnlku, and glnddcncd
and 809. that only limp Slifil information confidential.
honciltcd. KnowlngE
KEPT HUSTLING.
(HWHGETOWN. Texas. .i. A. Kim-
.bro,sn,vs: "For several yours post
bolcy‘ 3 Honey and 'l‘ar Compound has
been 1111 Ehonselloldrrcniodi for all
lElEEErEinEEr 1: ll; 111: unnammsiwv for :1“; {0 Receives Hundreds of Questions Rela-
Edlcttai? n 6 your "“3 "E' 3mm” "‘0 live to Workmcn'a Compensation
E E I ACE. E
Will you help us in this work? lni
confidence that you will do 110. may i wm‘klllfln's compensation business rough-l colds 11nd lune troubles it
is piling up on Commissioner Edward ' E ‘ ' '
link you to fill out the enclosed form hn .
a given pcrnnmont. relief in a num‘
nnd forward your contribution to this 1‘. lluckingbam’of this country. lie her of mm” of obstnuto monks and
oilice, from whence prompt urknowl~ is kept (lulto lmay attending to the .. . E E
~ 1 colds. Lontuins no opinion. Refuse
.(lctuiln connected with the adminis-
cdginent will be made. substituu: i1‘ Q 1‘ l _ '11
input of how (rloihuu and shoes. toyu. Any surplus that may be left over (ration of the office. and answcrlnlzl Eng "LEE or E“ E’ E‘E d
i S.
hundreds of questions every day. Mr.
(n.1ul) W‘- wlll be used for the general local
we are \on’ anxious to duplicatelwork God bless you lluckintzham bald today that 1113 m";
“N 3'1'111'11 ““rl‘fl'm‘f ““9"" “‘30- “’1 Thanking you for past in1'11rs.fim”" obtained n 1111111 mum: on the matter
of employers coming.r it
otherwise would have bud no Santa
DEAN BROWN TO SPEAK AT
he in the position to meet. the many Mumpfiuon of a generous response l BROWN.
cells that will be coming, too. through» remain. .» l i l . 1 N . u...
out the wintcr for relief. 'Muny a. poor Sincerely yours. ' ( ET“: 111: from E ‘9‘ “CL .E Vesper Services ‘0? 1914 Announced.
iumlly will be short of food. clothing EDWGN .l. .Pldlt-RETT, Everyone employ lng loss than "ml .profeflsm Charles Ii. llirown. (loam
and fuel. and will be appealing to us Officer in (Ilbargc. {WHOM 1“ included in those that mdeof the Yale Divinity school. will be
m" help in ”‘0 "”“r “r “Wd- “M P. 8." Make all checks payable to “"8" the “CL" said M“ Buckingham. one of the speakers at tho vesper scr-
“unloss they see fit to withdraw by
E serving form No. ‘i on the commission-
Eor and form No. 3 on the employee.
E Those who d‘rirr) not to accept. the and
will remain in exactly the some poni-
lion as they are today. I wish that
this may be thormmhly'understood, as
it will save a lot of time and trouble-
‘ for the. commissioners,
Short Tlma Romulus.
year we helped ltuuly fuulliion in this
why; this your We want to help many
more.
An 111111111. thorough investigation
will be 11 leading i‘rnturvln this work.
vices at Brown University in 1914. The
lint of speakers is announced as fol-
lowa:
Jan. 7. President Henry C. King, of
Oberlin (follelzc: Jan. 14, Bishop Wil-
liam Lawrence, of Boston; Jun. 21.
Rev. George H.mi1‘(1rrlu.
phin; Feb. ll. Rev. Edward Judson, of
“The Salvation Army inc."
GUARDiNfi AGAINST GROUP.
The boot unicuumd against croup is;
a bottlo of Foley's llouoy and Tan
‘lmnpound in tho house. 1’, ll, (linnll
Middleton, (in... writes: “My children
((1-11. vury enucomlblo toEcroup anally
(witch cold. i give them Foley's lion-
cy and TM Compound and in (ivory
inutuuro they get prompt relief “ME ”l‘bere are only two weeks left with
are “mm cured We keep it at borne which to fill1 notices of rofllnal or
and provont croup." For sale by all (wooptnnce. in case of an employer
drpgniutu.“ . ‘ of five or more refusing to come under
‘ "N .sn.-........_........ M” E the law. he must be able to satisfy the '
MAINE LOBBTERS REACH» PUGET commissioner that he is financially
BOUND. able to carry lliu own rink, Appro~
~_____‘ prints Dltlhfi for corporations. partner.
WAS‘lile‘v'l‘ON. i). C.«~ilo(1relary 0f shillfl and so forth (run he obtained
Commerce itcdlleld has been advised at my Office. ‘aity.
by the Commissioner of Fisheries that "Where no notice is served on thoE For years these vospnr
n shipment bf Maine lobsteru has been commissioner every cnm‘oyor of and
resolved at Puget Bound in further- or more in concluslirely presumed to
once of the plan to establish the Iliad!» come under the not. After January 11
urn lobster on the Pacific Count if it notices of withdrawals will not be-
on be done. This altfpmont consisted come (“metros until 30 days Whereas
of 4007 adult lobster» packed in 200 they now boromo ”new“ immediate
9 crates inanpeclal refrigerator cannon l u
went through in live days and four.
hours.
it was the most successful shipment
”.0...” —. —W
Hill ill it'll llilllllli ill
lilllllllilillll lilllll
oneroa on. (e "(newton new.
91
E 11011 Foadick, of Montcluir. N. .l.:
Fob.
(art iii. Spoor. of (New oYrk; Month 1].
President Alexander Mniklejohn.
Amherst College.
Kellofln’e Tasteless Carter OM is Pure.
Yet Without Tutu or Small.
Now that cantor oil in iuutclcus. 11
perfect luxallve has or: ivull
ltullnggu 'l‘nstoloua (taster Oil 11
new product of (be Kellogg oil miliu.
in no ubaohgtoiy without table or umell
that (won the children do not object
to it.
flood bye, drugs and pills.
Castor Oil has come into its own
attain. hooters hove always recent,
mended it.
’l‘i1c.l{clluy.s way of making it doe
not take 11 single bit of 303d out of
castor oil; rather it purities tho oil
and makes it more enacttm.
Kellosan 113.111.911.11. Cantor
uteri better work than the utility
tuned kind. Hold (it on drug (were: 111
Ste end our bottles. not in built All:
for it by name or you may be given
the old kind. pulsed or flavored ‘
Tho Manners. Kellogg’s, in on 1111-.
or; bottle. in a meet) cliltc‘r leaf was
(until.
Stella only int 9W1” item a.
Mo. lee” Buffets. if in. helium at 1 -
uonel conference with students.
conferences are nrrunued
tended by the members of the unlvor
city and by the people of Providence.
”W - A.-.» w » am”
GOiNG FAST.
Panama nooks. only fifty loft.
(loom your coupons at once,
ill»
The commissioners held an nilday‘
icsaion in New iluvcn on tinturduy
. when considerable business was trun-
all dose 211?; S21? omfgzhgatsm 03:13: (looted Time will be another moot.Q
it it’ll if] a. “ma. llrolyicondltlan who“ ll”; ill Willamuntic ”gin irriday lit 3‘0“!) you r” tummy up your norm at?
plunked. :‘um thin week E.
M “Mr. Commissioner Bllcklfllllllm min to- (it.
(toy that hairline mull! employ!”
'
onhwmo THE LINE.
but (hammock! not (um-1111mm (n, stifle your mum?
«tenement «(homestead
but. neutered. so (m (m file in many or: Minolta «(it
falcon whet time were my' I 1. W m...
‘lnmmmm W “mm“
11
drug-
.‘l
of Philadel-
Ncw York: Feb. 18. ltev. liurry limer-
25, Dean flirown: March 4. llcv, nob-l
01“
As in recent years, ouch of the vea-
per service preachers will devote the
evening following his uddresa to per-
The
by the
Christian Association of the Univer-
services.
which are held on Wednesday. at live
o'clock have been very largely ut-
auys:
flmrorw’i‘t’bst'a thematier with that 1would be double to ellplli)‘
i‘rlrntowWoll, i did come to item
Emmi.
\n l) ugliuhmnn who “as uppoiulni
to an important post in thine. gut
married soon utter. Among the 1w
cipicnts oi the usual little cardboard
boxes containing a plow of wedding
cake was a (“blouse nuirchunt whit
whom the bridegroom had on ott-
standing account for goods suppliml.
After the honeymoon one of tho ilxwt
persons the newly-wmidcd husband
mot was his Celestial creditor.
"And how did you likn (he who”
asked the Englishman. luughinnly,
,11fler tho usuul (‘ongr11lulniiot1s
"Th, he!" rctortcd the (Illinmnun,
with a cunning joor. "me 11oEsucl1 in}:
fool to eat him. suh. He put onllcs .111
lire. B11rnbi1nup. ilc! be!”
"Oh. that's too had." said the ling.
lishmnn. very much hurt.“ "You might.
have fueled it at least, out. of com-
pliment to my wife 11nd myself,
didn't you?"
"die too clutc. nah." said the Claim
tiul. with the some cunning smile.
"You owe me money. sub: sandal»
poison cake; I cut him; i die; yon
no pityoo up. iloupltli llc‘. no; i
know you. Anglccsh!” in National
Monthly.
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W mun—«u..-
ARE TOLD HOW TO REG/UN
STRENGTH AND VlGOR.
All one grows old lhn \"llfllt‘ (11' 11.1.1
system becomes more rapid (ban 1-»-
phir. the orguuu nrt 1mm.1 slowly and
icon effectively limb in youth, lllf.‘ cir-
culation L11 poor, the blood thin liMl
digestion nook,
Vlnol. our (lollcioun (loll! llvur und
iron tonic without oil in tho idml
ntrongtbunor and lahliydmildvr for old
folks, for it contains the very omnnm-v
needed to lulluilll wuuling tisuucu 11nd
Eropluco Wonkllutlfl with nironntli. \lllul
nieo tortillas the nyuiem against (11111111
and thins (prchnte pneumonia.
M111. Mary lvcy. of Columbus, (in.
"if people only knew tho umui
Vinol (loos old pooplv, 1 am mire 11111
llio (by
Emtnirll. l lllWl'll" took unylhinu h "”111
1
Privatewlt's full of (mud and (mi. ihdi did me am much (111ml as \lnoi
it in tho fluent ionic and Mrobt: h
"flinch-13in“! lolfk here. my “man. creator! ((11911 used in my life,"
"a” mum ”Mm M We “mm (lift you mine in comp fl: mm’lhle or
if Vino/l falls to build up the iambic,
old people. and (ironic aimlxir 1m
will Mum Emil: money. 11‘ it “new?
drilled”. Mill Rifle“ ( unit
it, 9.14th limo fiche stow (which
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