_ .siceount.
TH E
SEX'ri-NEL.
sor'rii .‘ltlltWAlJi. oi i‘oiiiqtt 7.
lllll'§ ll “0|." .\I AT'I‘ HRS.
ltcc l pci‘s.
Rom Pints—tine pound flour, ones
half pound i‘urrntits‘, uric-fourth pound
raisins] one fourth pound liiittor. si\
Drillers sugar. I“ 0 Ounces orange pt‘t‘l.
two otui. cs almonds. otic tcaspnotiful
t'iit'liuiixili‘ of soda. flavor with csscucc OI
ictiiou. :iildiiiilk i-iiough to make cake
rather stitl, and put iii out-«half ti tuit-
llt‘g.
To C ts Git \i-i:s.-I‘ick tliciu cart-fully
from the stems. taking" care not to tcar
the skins iiiucli. put them in ii porcclaiu
kettlc, With a little watcr;stir them care.
fully and only enough to iiicikc sure that
tlicy are well heated through; then put
thorn in thc cans. 'l‘lic puipwill then ll'
whole and the sauce llUl all Sn‘t‘lls‘ and
skins.
'I‘ovin'om svn (kinks—Prick tho
small r.pi- toniiito skins and lay them in
law rs. cmcr with small onions and
spri‘iklc with salt. lot it stand ri wick.
ill-till otl' silt w :itcr. put lhc toiiiatocs in
s tar and i o\ct‘ w llll strong viucgar. lioil
s 3- nt of vim-gar with rid pcppcr. horse-
radish. spices and mustard; tltlil to the
Pit kli s
SM n lv‘l‘ I‘i-‘t'i‘i Its. Slit tlic pcppers‘.
lakc uztl tlic sccils. and slutl Willi Hilr
l-.i~_:c sloc-ldcd vcri tiiic arid l-inglisli
mustard si ml in t i|\:;il pails. l"ll ‘l small
\\l:llt' ll iinu ntul two clinics in cm it pop-
per 'I'tc llivtti lit‘iiily tilt and» p‘il llllll
told \‘itii-git‘ 'l‘lic tail-lug“ slihiilil lic
t-pl'llllvli‘il wath salt tll‘l liiitiuup iii a ling
to \IYJlII the day In {mi- it is iiscl
Iii.i:\ii I't lll'l\\- Ho.- ipiart of in lk.
oni- pint broad i ruml-s llll‘ \wl.‘ iii tliri-i-
r29. one cup of silqal. :i on ill p it. i4 “1
l‘ lili‘!_ 'Itt\\|l' lit Listi‘. lliih‘ l\\t‘!il_\‘
ll?lli|llt'\‘ wlii-iiiw-ol spit Ll .i l‘\ U‘tt'l it:
l‘l'.lI tors froth tlii- lt‘\t‘l‘\t‘il wliitis‘ ol‘
eggs. llll\ with l‘llt‘ talulupooiitui ol
smut. pile on t--p ot' the oily and sit in
| hot oven until slightly lili'\\'llttl.
I'U't‘ itotsri l\ Iii rtv. ‘I‘iikc a pace of
Chi-zip lice“. say lli'ltl llic l’i-rllllil. boil l\\‘0
hours lll about enough of watcr to al-
most cover it; Bt‘fl‘iitfl with pcppcr and
all. Y “'licti thcwiitcr is almost lioilcd
away turn tlic liicat often. to kccp it
from sticking to the bottom of tlic pot.
At its! the watcr will all be \‘\1tl| iratcd.
llllil lllt ii lt‘l tlw lllt'lll liiow'n .l lllli". talsc
It out out all to lll'.‘ llx'l fit llx or and
“alc' tlizs \\ Ill in J." .i i i h l-iw-w :i ;;I.l\ y.
I! H lti'sl hi li.|\i- :l l ili‘i‘sin- ill-tli 0!. lli-vil
mi\~ lih'liaipziit o: w 'l‘l li.iil\ to
p- 't! :‘i il‘ ... ~n .ls‘lll ' ll” .I. ts-ii ‘u m «l. .,
I‘ l. 3 l I lll\\' ll l' li‘ sit li’li~‘tl. I'i‘llv.
\‘c il- r l“ll!'.i-lt its i«i‘l ifly l"‘~‘l\i'il it)
thts lli.l!l!il'r.
Illlt‘
lscliil Hints.
l‘ruit that ‘s :.. i... picscrv-iwl tiny lir
kept from tu‘naiv; a dark «Dior by virwp
‘ pm; ll iirlu \"‘i\l t\.i'ir as List .is ‘1! Ii-iI.
.\c\'c; lct ltlt‘l ll tout“: E'riii’ :l'-‘l li'imlfc
ll ‘tsr ‘ ts llu‘ "I‘ilii‘
win. oz
Milli 'Ill)‘ in all sorts M'liii.t p~c~~t'\i:i.;.
ll'c ...‘ pm“: :i:i
tis 4c! Mail) a pzty to. .. k {it sit t'isiils:
but {till ii t and hard pcir. llll_\ l'llt‘lt bi
n..~i.ii- \‘Il\ Until-lo by thiui
‘illl .i liltic sugar.
alt-“tli;
'l o si our nus. copin rs. ctc..
lie-t ~ll‘l‘. llit‘li d p a wot ra: “Ill tine
llt'lt'il i‘niilrtsltrs. siottr \vcll MIMI lllt‘ll
polish with dry ashes. l‘oppcrs‘. if much
Sldllit'il. Cali lic (‘li'itic-l \\ llli \‘llit'gar and
salt. or U\.tllCiu'l I. Put tcu (‘i-nts worth
of acid in a quart of watcr and bottlc.
I.:ilul poison in lat-.p‘ lettcrs and kccp
for iisc, It is 'l \llllflt‘rl'lli Mllll'lt‘, yct
Vet) list-I‘d: to hurt it! liatnl. Ikl up it ll)‘
itsc‘t in some pl it c iiiacecssiliic to Chil-
driii.
”I all vogetalvlcs‘. valvliigc ttl‘cils‘ to bf
(‘uokclipiickly and thoroughly. It it
\lrll ill} halved or on irtcrcd and boiled.
slti r lying for it fcw' iiiLnutcs' iti told.
sultcii \\..tt~r. This will rctiio\c iti‘s‘ci ts
wliiili iiiiy have found rctugc iii tliii
lcavcs. which should be i los 'Zy t‘\llllllll\‘\l
then plunge in boiling wat- r. and cook
st icist tlirco-ipiirtcrsof till hour. Hall
I lc-ispootifiil of cooking: soda llt'llldllts's“
in :i iiic-isure. tlic disagri cable odor. or a
lrhlc of rid pcpper.
———.————
Professional Window Gazing.
\\ it‘ll Ill
I‘rofi-s-sional window giving is n I‘hilri-
delpliizi idcii. according to the All” ol
that wty. It says Two young men who
spend the dsy and a large part of the
evening on t‘hcsttiut sticct are paid to do
so. ’l‘liiy are both \\|‘lll\l1\'\\'ll burns
and generally ttavol togctlicr. ‘I‘hcv :ira
protcssioual wind-w gin-is. 'l‘lic yiiuiig
.lllt‘ll in common with everybody else.
know that to attract a t rowil tori window
all one hns to do is to stand and gun-
into that window. In it
orii dorcn people will be ga/ing with
whim. They—wore dowrrtwrlmnl [W’W‘fl
their uppers. so to speak. Uiie of them
Ivctit to the proprietor of amoii‘s furnish»
iiig house on l‘lirstiiut street and told
liitii that for so much a week he would
guarantee to attract more attention to
could lu' laid out.
struck with tho idea and gave it it trial.
As ii coiiscipii-iice there \\ as a I rowd at
his window nearly all the time. The
young man w wild walk up to the window-
with his friend and stand caving lllt‘l‘t) : . ~ - ~
until . crow of a dozen or ““00“ were . win out thatniulit iii the sky, and ii spocml
standing with them. To keep thc crowd
moving.r lie Wtillltl‘wtllk away and that
started thc break in the crowd.‘ The
rforiiiaiice was rc tented
{teen minutes. Tic “young man went
to other stores along the street, tinfo‘ded
his plan and pointed otit tho success of
it. In sshort time he had the whole
street from Ninth to Broad on his beat
and he had to take his friend into partner
ship. snd he makss plenty of money. If
other window givers do not get on to
the idea and get into business these tWo
originators will shortly eéiiiblish branches
of the “Gui-rs“ in other cities.
A Bill for £15,000.
The fees demanded by eminent New
York lawyers sre seldom small. A
prominent lawyer relates that in ii matter
of litigation e recently called in the
services ofa distinguished Wall street
sttorncy. whose tareer in public life hss
given him great prominence. 'I‘lie :ill'air
terminated in ii settlement outside'of tho
court. pending which some dinners were
given. st which the. principals slid their
attorneys esiiie together.
bsnker ssked for his bill from the
nttorney the figures were $15,000. It
struck the main of money that this was s
trifle high, sud lie ssked for sn itemized
11:0 itemized bill read ss fol-
lows: -
.5.“
Toronto...........................
'llo nut-duos v. a
m ..... sumo
Th. hunter 5 not likely to invite
“'3'." to dinner.hmsltor.~&u Yuri
J‘ri‘uuo. ‘
yo.
THE BROOKLYN DIVIX
l).\\' SI‘YIIRIUN.
I‘S Sl‘N—
Subject of Discourse: “Free Grace.“
r, _ . .
’I‘kx'r: “I'o‘ know the grace of our Lord-
lcsris Christ. that. Iii-ninth II» was rich. yet
for your silki's‘ Hi' (Ici'uim‘ poor."—Il Curin-
thiaiis. viii. . it.
That till the worlds which on a cold win-
ter‘s night iiirike tho lioavoiisoiiogreat litter
iro iiihiil-itriiitloss‘ is an absurdity. I‘ uloso-
;ihcrs tcll us thiit many of tliosi- worlds are
too li-il. or too cold. or of too rrirctied rituiw
sphere for residence. lint. if not lit for
human til-ode. they may be tit t'or beings dif~
loreut {hull rind suporior to ouisclvos “'e
Ire told that the world of Jupiti-r is changing
antil it is ultniut lit for \‘l‘l\‘|llll\‘§ like the
tiuuirui rrico. and that Mars would do for tho 1
human family With rs little change in the
itnicturcol tho issspiriitoryiirgnns But that .
:hi-ro is' .'i great world swim: soon-where. \'.Lst
)s‘_\'\\ll-l iiiirigiiiritioii. rind that it is the limit
luartcrs of tho lllll‘v‘y‘hi‘ niiil tlioiiictroymlis‘ of
iiiiiioiisiry. and hits a population iii numbers
vast bcyoiid rill statistiis. tlll‘l appointiiienla
)f splciidor beyond the capacity ot canvass. or
mom. or angel to ilt‘s‘i'rlln‘. is as certain as
-ho llil-lc is niithoutic. l‘orhaiis some of the»
L‘ilntlh‘llicF w'ith tlicir big tclixs‘ivums' hayo
”“38st caught a glint-[so of it. not kiiowui
shut it is \\'i- spoil it \\'llll six lottcis an
:ihuiouiicc it hwucii.
'l‘lial is “llt'l’t‘ I‘riiicc .Icsus lived iiiiiotccii
~oiiturios ago He was the King‘s son. It was
:he old lioiiicstorid of ctorniiy. and all its
bristlws' worc its old as God. Not ri frost Ital
wcrcliillcdtlic :iir. Not a tour liiid cvor
rollcddowii the check of one of its inhab-
triuls 'l‘licro ll.‘\ll iicvcr bum in it :t licail
iclic. wrri sideailio or :i Iicui‘tai-hc 'l‘lii-re
ind not Iii-cu a [mural in thc iiiciiiory of lien
iiilcst inhabitant 'l‘licrc had ucicr iii rilltl e
and l-ci-ii \\i'\i‘ll n lulick \i-il. l'ui‘ lllt‘l‘t' lind i
ii-ii-r h. t‘ll :iin 'liiii; to lltiilll’ll oicr 'l‘lic
I;|\‘-'|.ll‘ ol llll il~‘l\‘ oi \ I‘.ll\ had ll||l wi inklwl
u' crippled or lwsliiiiiitwl any ill ilscilixi‘ns’.
'\il llic ins-pic lliiu t‘ \\i l'c |ll ti slzitc i-t i-ti'i'iilll
idoli-scciico \\ lint tloral and po Iu'Illi' bright
tiarili-iis i-t‘ pcrpcliuii I'llHlill :ltll
Il‘i'littt'lls lll llllr‘llvl ii; tiiiitasc ll.iil . uric 3
~ ur.t from :iiiotiii v w- rid cutci‘cd illlil :is., d
lt‘\\'
\ihril is siii what is ll‘lt'l\l‘lll\"il' wt it is .
wii'row‘ “llill is ili‘JIll t~--- Ill.“l|'i t it ttic '
iitvlligi-liccs \\1‘\llilll:l\t‘l.‘l.ii‘l I‘l,‘.\t'«li"t‘il ,
.:oti. though tH study lliiwpicst i‘l l ..i . .\|‘ l'
ult‘lt‘t‘ iii huncu tor halt .iii iii‘ll' llm
l‘riii 'c ol wli Illl l spook liail lil‘li'|l\. ieziolu .
iictits. :i '- lJIle’d‘ll‘. stii-li ris iii- otLi‘r l
l'i.ii w. \“l|“ii.‘l! or ls‘lli‘slil‘ll. c\ct‘ 3
‘1i;ii\ul \s l‘l‘ IRIX‘Nl llic sll‘vi‘l. lIl-‘ i
iitiii-itriiitstm-k oil from ilicii' liiows gab I
iiiols u: whitc lilics and throw flown in tl.o
way No iii-\oroiiti-risliiiiv ml the toinpti-s‘ I
without all the \vi-rslitpct‘s t‘istii: upuud liow- '
mg in Ulrl‘u‘tlli“. Iii :ill tlio nu issiuiis of
ht‘ hi,:h days his was tho one \v in i-\okisl thc
luiidcsl \vclci-iiic >‘oiiictittics oii tool. \vnlk
my: in lo\ llly‘. talk with tho llllltllili‘ t of the .
ltlll l. lvul at other lilll' s lii- tut-l. char tit and (
iiiioiiy; lllt' tint-I- tli.il I‘l\l|l sp-ikc of his
slgs ttic swittcst and "lust tluiii us. or. :is
wlii-ii .liiliii llt‘\\‘rlii'\l llllll IU‘ tux-l. wli to pal
lt'c\ \iitliuliiil piziiicc nl liltil.i|!lil inch of
tim'k. and icll or lll.|l|~‘. iiii-l ,;‘ iiii wt cyc is
’l|l\ -liiiil\ sti;..‘osttsl iii tho .\"1' xiiipm He
was not likt- i‘llli’t l‘riutiu, “aim; t‘ it" tho
:itli t' l-- il.-~ no.1 tlu ti tnkc tlic throiic
.\ lb u ,i l- \\ \ca s :i.'o iii ll‘l:\l iii lII'I'.lt.tI|_\'
:i i 3c .i p. i|.l’i' lui tziw lii‘\.i: _-.*il.- l‘\ icg-iv
- iiri: in. \\.:-l!ll-“lll1t‘!illil|‘.:tlltl
.t,.-t ri-o ;- :9 m i- .is it t\ in“ UN" 1-». on tho
’ii wt g. .~ t! l-itiipri‘iu' l\.t.li iiii owl-'t‘isl
:I.i pi tiii- ~.i-l‘l..1t l :ltlil siul ' l-"i llio
liiii hi t-u-t i-ll tuctuionc liil l
i-.i\i‘ it
\ l'i'll\ « :itloniiisl “as tho lll'l\t’lll_\'
l‘i i'.- c. .11.. :.\ s: iv o tli lli- l‘dllli‘l' \\ l .ll :t
:: i'ic ot‘ ilvtlllllll oi \\ lt.ll lll\ I'illill- iis . t :id-
iiiiicis‘ \\tii! Linn-ill rue-l or i:..\‘
\.i Ill“ I"\‘t fst‘ll HHIl Iii“ -
”I all llic ii.l..il~.! iiit~. 1;.viiiti.-..x.i.; .
iiI\.l‘Ili‘\I‘l ‘ll‘lllls .‘l'll l mlowiitvi t‘c
ls :i-‘li. :i iitst \\i..V'lI No .i i ii: illl'l.w‘t.sy‘\
rm.
rolls its l . wis. Ilit‘ l‘t‘ 'ivt- \i;t~ llli' .:~ Hi *\\i
‘il;t'tl l;i\~ii.iv Nu \\i|l|ilil' iiii lv\t \|\\
ll .l' ' li- \\.is 13- ‘ .‘wt .1 l lli- ill iltiiiziils Hf
tlic cai’tti lll who .i'.: li'llll i l ‘li-~ punts
.vl tlw c it‘tii iti i-iii- \ l, iii.!\ .i ga'lo: a l tlii-
ll;-- ... tl‘. i:ii- ii :i.
Isiii'lsot .p.t ;i.ll3iv\
\uitii-s i-l tliocai'tli lll miv I\‘l'i. Ill“ .i ’_‘l'~ ;~iti-
would not i\||ri-s» li:s .t‘" \cs. |'.ii:l
\ias ti.,lit N-iuiio-ii hail: L'-‘|‘.“ it} i"
iitol iii .sll\"l' L 3.=".“' H . i -l. st- i ii i; llii! a i
gi‘i-iilcr lli iii Sunni-ii is I't rv .\ t -tiiill j
lulldll’fi. l-iit tlii-ipi.i»lri:lmii.iii'c-~: l. . »i~tt. 'l‘o
descril-c his criminal siiri'oiiii lili“\ tlic li‘llit‘
usixs‘i all colors, gathvriu; 'llit'lll iii i.i.iilmw
oici‘ the throne and sclliii; tliciu as :iuat . iii 3
the lt‘llll‘lt' window. and liti‘sldi; to. l\\‘ ot
tlii-ii‘: into a wall ilt‘lll sti‘iprsl ‘li‘l‘Ii‘l' at the
lqisi- to ti’aiisp .l'v'TlI rum-thy st in ti.-- capstone.
w lii‘io ls‘l\\\\‘ll aio LI'I‘s‘iI i-t t‘llll‘l'lllrl. rind
. snow «It innit! illl’l liliicotxiiiphiriaaiiil \clhiw
. catastmplio'
short time lcii '
; ivli-stial departure rind the midnight ot‘ his
mery it‘ll iir -
When the '
wins ‘
oi torus. gray ot' cliry soprasiis. :lllil llatiic of
)iiciiitli. \ll tlic luioltiicss- of landscape iii
foliage. and ti\‘ci'.'riiiil rill. auil :tllt‘ll-‘lllllll-
iiiotit lllllll’lifll‘llh‘. t c six-i ot";l.iss iiiuiglcil
with lirc as “Li M tlic suii \lllr~\ ill tlii- .\lisli-
tcrt‘alicriii. .\ll Illt‘ thrill of iiiuac. iiistl‘ii-
tiiclilal riitil \is'aL litll'l“, ti tiiiipots. iloxo
logii-s‘ 'l‘lioi’i- stood tlzo l‘i'iiit-o. s.iirouiidcd
by thosri w ho had ll‘lili‘l‘ Illt‘ll‘ \iiu.;s' tho
\olocity of IIIIllli‘lls’ ot iiizli-s lit a set will rn h
in line. rich in :l'it‘l‘uIIi-II. is ii iii p.-w.-r. l‘li‘ll
in \\\Il\ll|||, Ni ii iii tailor-s .l‘li‘llrilsliii l.
Rut utio day more was a bi; d s tour Ill :i’
ilclstrtiiiciit ot Hal‘s lllll\\‘l‘\v‘ .\ racc {llllt‘ll'i
A world iii t’iiius‘ Hur plauc: tlic scciio ol~
,\ gliilic sw iii;:ug.out iiilo dark-
liiks. \vitli iiioutitritiis and sons and islands.
an nwlul contrit‘unsl ol~ sin soothing to over
power the b ~riutil‘ul iviitriis‘tul ot‘ righteous”
"N. turd from it ii gixiriii iwu'liisl hoivou.
Such rs sound” had never bcoii hoard there.
“only of swool sounds. but. never no outch
of Ilhtl‘t‘ss‘ or :iii ocho of agony. At that mic
firtt‘llll'u‘ l‘ii-ii-c ro~o from all the blissful
I‘ll‘t‘llill_l.‘li’I‘lli‘9 nud stnrtod tortlic ntitor guts
and tli-su-iiilusl “II“ the Night of this \\'\ll‘l‘l.
Hut ot what a bright harbor into what rough
si-.i' ‘ Slit) willius‘." ci‘iul ruigel liftci‘ rings-l
:iriil'pi-tciiatc rittir putt-unto: “Co.“ said
tlii- l‘r n c. “I ciiiiiiot stay; I must be:
oil‘ for tlial wreck of ii world. I
must stop lll't‘ groan. I must hush that
ilistruss Iiuust tnthotiithrit way. I must
i‘cdi-cui thusc nations I‘iii‘cw'cll, tliroiics ainl
tt-niplcs. coiugiriuioiis‘ clici‘ubic. soriiphicaiix'li-
llllgl-ll-‘f livcusc this llli-‘l'llljj‘w for Lipid l
comi- back n;niti. t‘al‘l'Vlll; on my shoulder ii 3
ruiisuiiitsl world. i
' 'I‘ilhtliis is done I VIM-0503
ciirtn‘iy scotl‘ to heavenly awlrinirilioii. uiid rt l
critt‘o pen to ii King‘s prilncc. frigid vouo of -
carth to atmosphere of celestial rndiaucc. I i
have no time to his». for hark yo tho groan
. , _ l that grows niigliticr wliilol “rut. Fririwvoll! ‘
is wuidoiv than all the displays that ; l
'I‘lic proprietor was .
lai‘oiiclll“
"\‘o know the gram of our Lord Josus
Christ. that. though He was rich,yot for your
sakirs He became poor.“
\\ as there ever ti contrut so overpowering
as that hctwcclt llio noondiiy of (‘lirist‘s
earthly arrival ! Sure enough. the niigols
motes-r acted as cscort, but. all tlmt win: from
otlior worlds. and not from this world. The
earth made no deiiioiistrntion of wolcoiiio. If
one of tho great Princes of the world stops
out at a depot cheers rws‘ound. and the bands
play. and t ie flags wove. But for the arrival
oftliis iiiius'ioiinry Prince of tho skim not a
torch "and. not ii trunnictblow. not a plume
fluttered. All the music and the pump were
uvcrhcnil. Our world opened forliiiii nothing:
better than a burn door. The Rajah of
Cnsliiiienx scnt to Victoria a bedstead of
carved gold and a canopy that cost $750.01”.
but the world had" for the Prince of Heaven
niid Earth only a litter of straw. heel-own
owcls iii the Tower of London amount to
manual”. but this iiioinbor of eternal
n-yall had not when: to lay his bond. To
know ow poor he was. ask the camel di ivcrs.
ask the shepherds. risk Mary, risk the three
wise, men of the East who ultorward
came there. voting Crisp-tr and middle aged
lehrtir and old Melchoir. To know how poor
ho was examine all the rewards of run] estate
in all thst oriental country. and see what
vineysrd. or what house. or what field he
owned. Not one. Of what. mortgage was he
the mortgagee! 0! what tenement was he
landlord! (it what lease was he the
lessee! Who ever paid him rent! Not own-
ing the born on which he sailed. or the beast
on which he rode. or the pillow on whish he
E
. twitt‘ls ot
? ilici-c was u~- otlicrdcptii for him to touch
triumph“
npplsuse for imperial butchers, but bulletin:
for the Prince of Peace. Plenty of golden
chalicm for the favored to drink out of. but
our Prince must put his lips to the on ‘ket of .
the Well by the roadside after he had begged
forndrink. Poor! Born in another man‘s
born and eating at another man‘s table. and
cruising the lake in another man‘s fishing
smack. and buried iii another man‘s mauso-
scum. Four iiispirvd authors \vrotc of his
biography, and iiiiiuiiierablo lives of Christ
have been iublishei. but he composed his
raitobiograp iy in a most. 001!qu way.
robe-inthessnm Thomrld hsd l
non. and Its _
can take tumour-hearts. and homes. nod si-
nesi. recreations. and jo 's and arrows.
Not an uninnnrifieuble gi t like the Iey
ted to Pto eniy. which requi ' 4.
mon to row: and its draught of water was so
t that it could not mime near the shore.
lint something you cam run up uiiv stream of
Enrichment
annoyance. however shallow.
now, enrichment forever.
Right about face: for you are going in the
wrong dink-thin. \\ lllle you are in a favor-
able mood for it. enter into life. More and
just now decide cv'crythiiig that. makes for
peace and lioavcn. Agassiz says that be has
e said: “I have troddeu the wine ~ .
n ,. - - ~ stood at one place in the Alps where he could
13‘“ “110,!“ all I ‘3': ".‘n‘itg‘gmgsufifi: i throw s chip into tho writer in one direction.
31.“ 3163:“) i l . .‘ , l I" l bh‘ak“ wi l and it would roll on into the German ocmm.
9) i or iim ha i B l I“ no or he could throw a chip into the writer in
bibtier, traitor. blasplieiiier. rind ransacked
the dictionary of opprobrium from lid to ho
to ex mess their detonation. I can think now
of only two well to do men who espouscd his
crinse—Siuxloiiius and .los'oph of Arimutlioa.
Ills friends for the most part wow people
who, in that. eliiiiutc whon- oplit balmy or iii-
tlaiiuiintion of the eyeball swwps oi or and
riiioii as it scourge, had bccome blind. sick
people who were anxious to got well, and
tumbled iooplo in whose family there was
some one i end or dying.
at all it was empty. or we Would have heard
what was done with the contents at the post
mortem.
the rubbit in its burrow. the silk worm in its
cocoon. the bee in its hive, is better provided
for. better off. bottcr sheltoied. Ayn. the
brute creation has a home on earth. which
Christ-hos not. ‘
' It on windy dsys the raven
“smut-I like is dlllt‘ln: skin.
Not the less he loves his hsvun
on tho bosom ot the run.
It Minuet \vttti eagle union
ti‘cr the Alps the c nuiois roam.
Yet he has sumo siiiill doini Illtll
\\'hu‘li no doubt he calls his hoiuc.
Iiut tho t‘roivn l'rinco of all hoovcnly «l--
tiiiiiiuti had less than thc i‘rivcti. loss ttiriii lll‘
i luiiiiius. for lic “its lllllllt‘l\‘\\‘. .\yi-. in the
history of thc utuvcrsc there is no othcr lll‘
st iiicc of such aiming dow u. \\'lio can count
tlic iiii cs from the top of the tliroiic to tho
l..ittmu of tho crits‘d l‘lcopiitra. giviu: :i
lullllllli‘l to Antony. took ii I““ll‘l worth
stunt“ riud diss’ohcd it in \ Illi‘fiul‘ and
swiilliiwisl it. lint “I‘t‘il our l‘: in ‘c. it ~cui‘ l-
in; to llll‘ 0\':\ll‘,:i‘ll\l. iii Ills lust
tl.c \iiic:rir. iii it had lI‘t‘ll Ill‘!‘|l\\‘1l all m.
‘ his boon-uh ioyally l‘--wii iiiilii
ll‘illllili'l until tlicrc was no otlii-r barns».
iiiciit to sull'ci‘. luku‘ illitil tlioru was no tinny
paii‘u-risui to torture. liillioiis of dollars
s_ out in wars to ilcstroy lllt ii. who will fill
ltl\ll tli-r statistics ol ll:c \aliio ol that pro
t'l in li‘lhh' tint \‘l‘s .I....| (i sin.‘ \ls' “\‘i-
know tni- grave or our iii-rt .ii-siis~ t‘tiri-t.
that». though he was rich. ya for your Nikos
he l-crriiiic Instr."
l'tily tbosc who study this lost in two
placcscnu fully roach its powor—lhc Iloly
Alllll ot Asia Minor and the holy land of
licriveii How I should like some day to trike
? a drink out of Jacob‘s well. and klkt‘ a sail
on tirililis‘. and wad the sermon on tho Mount
whilc standing on Uliyct. and sec the wil-lcr-
noss whore t‘lirist was toiiiplisl. and be some
attcriioon oii l‘iiliary :it nlI'lll It olclock. the
hour at which clusul tiii- crucilixioii. ltll'l
sil under the sycaiuons and by tho siiic of
Illt‘ brooks. and think and ~lI‘--:iltt anl pray
about the lun'vl‘lY of Him who criiiicoui‘
souls to siiio. lilll you ltllwl I Will prolcibly
bo dctiiisl that. and so how. In ritiollicr coliti
tient gin l in .itiotliv-r liciuisplii-iv.and iu sccuiss
us ditl‘irciit its 'Hl\\'ll'll‘. we l‘t‘s‘tllltll as won
its \\\‘ iiun how [IIHTUHI‘ lioiivcrily l‘l‘lllv‘t‘ lio
catiio. And iii tlic othci' lll'l\ I.‘IIIIl:Ilh|\'i‘ \\I‘
turn all study thi- ricIu-s that Ilc lot‘t l-clutid
whi u llc strii’lisl for Ilis’cartlily c\pi~ditioii.
t‘oiiic. lct us lal‘gziiii to iiiccl with other tit
llic door of tlic l’atlii-i's iiintisioti. or on the
lL'llih of tho I'l\I‘I' JII‘l “licrc lI i'ulls trinii
lllt-l-‘I‘ tlic throne. or at tho l‘lll\ltl“ gati-
.lcsus git tho contrast to cxvliriiigiug that
\\i'IIII tor this. \\c “Ill got it by Q’Xi‘ll.‘tll‘.fll\"
this world tor that. 'l‘lii-rc and then you w ill
iiiiilci\!aud more of tho \\l|llilt‘l\ ot Illl‘ unit-o
i-l i-lll‘ Loiil .lcsus‘ l'lii'ist who. “llll'llglllli‘
was rich. \‘cl t'oryout‘ silo-s lns-aiiio poo:
' :l‘ui‘c. lrix- girtcc. sovcn‘igii grai‘c.
i-iiliiitioti-iit :ra .-_ Anion; the thousands of
wi-i‘dsot tlii- liiiuuagi- tliorcts' no iiioro i llt“ll
ly word. It iiicaiis‘ t‘i‘co auil iiiiiiicritisl ind-
iicss‘, My to\t lots uoiiiotioisily of thcwonl.
lluo luiii-lrisl :itid twi-iity iiiiio tiiiiis docs tli-
rs
,/-’Iiiblc t‘tlli‘gl/i' grace. It is a door sw'uii; wiitc
oicti to lot llllll tho pardon ot‘ (ii-d all tlic
millions who clioi so to clilor it.
John Nowtou sang of it \\llt‘ll he white:
Ania-wig: truer. how swcct llic sound
In it >nuwl n wroicii .ikc :iie‘
l’liilip leldrid,’-- put it into liyiiiiiology
when ho w I‘lili-z
\Il'tli‘t" ‘ti— s charming sound.
“it!"ltltiiiilll to the ear;
Ilc ivcii w ith the c- ho sh ill resound
And uli tho w orfd shrill horir.
“no of John Iluiiyaii‘s great books is on
litlisl “Al-«winding lii'iicc.“ “It is rill of grace
that l mu Sivisl“ has bis-ii on the lips of llllll‘
drisls of d\ lily: l‘hristiiins. The boy Sruiiiiiy
was right whcii. bciiu: oxriiiiiuul for admin
. siou into church tiionibi-islii i. he was risked? ?
i “\\liix<o work was your sri Hilton?" and ho
HIISWt'nsl: “l‘art mine and part titsl‘s ” ’I‘hcn
the exniiiiiicr risked: “What part did you do.
Sainiuv t“ and th ‘ answer was: “I o unused
tiodrill Icoiild. and Ill‘ did the rost‘ “h.
the height of it. tli-~ dcptli of it. tho lotigtli of ‘
it. tho breadth of it "lllt‘ grace of tli-.l‘ .\It‘.
l~‘lctclici‘ having written a priiiiplilot that
pleas-st tho Klll‘;.lllt‘ Kin; ottoral to compon-
Nlli‘ him. aii~l Fletcher tllls\\t‘l‘t‘l? “'I‘lioro is
only one thing I want. rind that is more
grace
to live by. grace to ilio by. Grace that
savod the publiiiui. that srucd Lydia. that
savisl tho dying thief. that saved the jriilcr.
that sin isl iiic lilll tho riclias iit‘llirit grace
wi‘il not be lully understood until heaven
biwiks in upon tho souL .-\ii old Scotch»
iiiuii. w ho had been ri soldier in one of the
I-Iuropcnii writs. was sick and dying in one
ol‘ our Aiiioricriti hospitals llis onc dosiiv
was tosoe Scotland rind his old home.
and once (twain walk the bomber of
tho llsghhiiii s. and hear the bagpipes
of tho Scotch wgituciits. The night. that the
old Scotch soldier dial a )‘(lllll“‘ iiian. sumo-
wlirit i‘v‘cklirxs‘ but kiud—hcartol. got u coil»
puny of iiiusiciniis to come and play under
, tlic old soldiers window. and rs'iioiii: the in
st riiiiicnts thew was a bagpipc. The instant
that tho uiusicirius began the dyiiiur old man
in tll‘lll‘lillll said: "\l'liat‘s that! whtil‘s' thrlt!
w by. it‘s the regiments coming home. 'l'lirit‘s
tlic NWT—YIN. tlititerts ie'tuiiw" 'l‘fiiii'ik tlmlfr’
have got lioiiio out-c more: ‘ “Iiouuy Scotland
and lloiiny llwoii“ wore the last words be lit-
tercd its he [)3de up to the highlands of the
hotter country. And there tire lli'N today
hundreds homesick for hcuvoii; some because
you litivo so many lmriuvoiiiciits'. some be»
cnuso you have so many temptations. some
because you have so many ailments; home
sick. \ cry homesick. for the. tnthorlrind of
boavoii. rind the music that you want to hear
how is the song of tree grace. rind tho music
you want to hour when you die is free grace,
mid forever before the throne of God you
wdlsmg of the “grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ. who. though he was rich, for your
sakes became poor.“
Yes. yes; for your sakes!
pleasure excursion that ho t‘Mnt‘. for it was
rill pain. It was not on astronomical explor-
ation. for he know this world as well before
he rdightod as afterward. It. wasnot because
he was compelled to coiiie.for he volunteered.
It was not because it Wits easy. for he know
that it would be thorn. and 8 ‘ko. and bun-
ger. and thirst. and vocifem ‘on of angry
mo For your sakes! “'in away your
tours To forcive vour wran-doimzan com~
nanlnnsliip your loneliness to soothe your
sorrows. to sit with you by the new-made
grave. to bind up your wounds in the ugly
luittlo with the world and bring on home at
last. kindling up the mists that full on your
dying vision with the sunlight of a glorious
morn. For your sakes! .\o. I will change
that. Paul will not care. and Christ will not
can! if I change it, for I must get into the
bit-madness of the text myself, luld sol say:
“ For our sakes t” For we all have our temp-
lotions, and beretiivemouts, and Cotillion
For our sakes : “'envho deserve for our sin:
to be expatriated into a world asmuch poorer
than this earth as this earth is poorer than
heaven. For our sakes 2
But what a fruitful coming down to take
us gloriously up. “'hen Artnxorxes was
hunting. Tirebazus, who was attending him,
showed the King n rent in his garment. The
Ki said: “How shrill I mend it!" “ .giv-
mg it to me,” said 'I‘irebams. Then theiing
give himt‘the r‘obm buthcgmmonded him never
vrsnri ui would insppI-o into See
tho stunting ondcomforfi fugwhile our
Prince throws oaths hshi‘t‘fiio not only ul-
lowsustoweorit. husoommsndsnsto wooi-
It was not on a
erties of our spiritual ststawo an on
thesplon'donofheovenl {"1
our sakes! .
If ho had it purse l
l‘iior.‘ The pigeon iii the dove cote, .
liiiuis’ tiwi‘; .
\‘cs. my blood bought licai‘cts. grace ‘
another direction. and it would reach the
Block sea by the Danube. or he could throw
a chip in nnotlicr direction. and it. would
enter the Moditorrriueaii by tho Rhone. How
I'm- npart the Misliterrrinoan. rind the Black
865. .Ild the German o van: Standing to—day
: on the Alps of Gospel priVilege. youcnn prov
joct your soul into right currents, uid it
will roll on into the {sun of life. or project
it in tho wrong direction. and it will roll into
the sea of death. But. how far apart the two
distances! May God help us to iippn-ciato
. more and mom tho momentous meaning of
Z of our text: The seven wim men of Greece
wenmhietl ‘ known ouch for one ninthegm;
Solon for tho saying: “Know- thyse f:" or-
lsnder for the saying: “Nothing is impossible
to industry? (‘hilo for the saying: “Con-
sider the end;“ Thales for tho saying: “Sure-
tyshipistlie precursor of ruin.“ And Psnl,
distinguished for l thoui-nnd utterances.
might well ntYord to he memorable for the
saying: “You know tho grace of our Lord
Jesus Christ. that. though He m rich. yet
for your sakes bocnine poor. thut ye thwlllh
His poverty might be rich."
-
A (‘orcsri School.
l A Seoul lcttcr to the Globe—Dim!
Isays: “From the high windows of a
corner house I board a continu ius‘ sings
song: chant bc Him}; the iiir late one rainy
nftcrnoon while walking on the river
brink. and without ccrcniony wc steppcd
into the opcn doorway leadingr totho
coiirt-ynid of tlic house. In iis‘iiiiill room
at one side a dignified old l‘oriun gentle-
man iii a pca git cn gown and ii broad-
triiiuucd. Iiorsc hair but was half rccliiis
in}; and supporting himsclf on oiicclboiv
in tlic iiianiicr of the ancient Romans lit a
feast. He had it slow. lazy smile, rind
oocasioiiiilly rouscd himself to slap the
iiiiittod tloor in front of him with a long
rod. The loud chant increased iti volume
and Slt‘tullllt‘ss‘ after those tloozwrnppings,
and crime from a dorcn youngicis sit-
ting in a row around the “all of the tiny
apartment. cai-h with an open liltnh
sprcad on the mat before him.
This (‘orcati school was as unique in
anything: in tlic educitiozizil line could
be. and that row of small boys sitting on
their liccls and rocking brick and forth
«nor the prim-s of l'liinosc characters that
they were \Ilit‘ill‘lL' at the top of their
lungs too coin ini‘ 'I‘Iic youngsters were
about In yi ars of u;c and by their fresh,
L'li‘l'll rind b‘uc gowns. evidently drawn
from thc tirst tiiiuiiii-s of the city. The
('orcan small b -_v lacks the delightful
iiupisluic~sof c\pr~~sion that marks his ‘
.\iiii-ric;ui liiotliinr. and parting: his hair '
in tlic middle and briidiiig it in it long
piutiiil down In lintk gives him a mild,
llt‘nllt‘. “~i%s_\" Io-i‘x’ that makes one al-
\\:i\s take .‘i in for a girl. One small boy
in Illt‘ corni r li.i i his hair twisted tip in
s , top knot on thi- crow‘ii of his liciid
aftcr tho lltttlilti‘t‘ of grown men, and this
tuatuic hair dic sing indicated that'tho
youiigstcr ‘v is In trollicd, which is quite
its; good as l-l‘lft‘tt‘il, and gthfi a (‘orcun
a gl‘t'alt’r iiiipo: Lance and standing among
his l‘cllows‘.
.-\ t'orcziii is cvcn so anxious to wear the
‘ bruit-«lict‘s luiil;i- that he often twists his .
hair on high lu-t‘oic he is betrothed or
. married. and it “top knot on crcdit.“ its
‘llll" is dcrisiicly called. is it common 3
Such a thin: as s iniddli- aged !
- thing.
, man with his hair parted and braided in
‘11 bachelor‘s fuiicylrcc pigtail is never
3 si ctl.fll\\l bachelors aii- licld in less esteem
than in S nirla. Woaii-u being presuiii-
! alily invisible. tlicrc Hilt‘l particular way
to tell whctlicrtlic l-unillcof clothes un-
dcr the green coat belongs to young
maid, old maid| or matron.
Cow-Boy lliiiloct.
It becomes. indeed. a familiar and uses
ful addition to your conversational stock
of the vernacular. Nay, you even find
the field of its iisefiil'trcss enlarging, for
“branding“ and sheep shearing are more
i or loss piiiuant, rind lend themselves
L easily to applications rciiiotc‘fiom their
primitive usage. 'I‘rzinsposcd to the or-
dinary business or si-i ial concerns of
llltlili‘l‘ll life, they conic to have a sort, of
_ lost in them; thcy rcvi-al new sources of
; humor; they placc old saws and old cus-
; torus iii a sharp light. a trcsh illumination;
i but always by that uiidcrcurrent of stigo
lgcstion. by contrast or association with
‘tlic original puisuits. which the. words ‘
described. So I heard. last year, a pol.
itician speak of ti boltcr as it “thicker."
A "bucking horse“ is mic that “jumps
sidcw'ise or forward. up and down, with
his logs stitlcued into an unrelaxed ier-
pcndicular,“ and the image certainly as
it kind of atlinity with the moral action
iof ii refractory voter.—&~r£«':iirr‘s .lliigis
' tine.
7 BILSIioes.
There is no greatercuriosity it: human
form in Indiana than ltiloy Smith. who
for years has wandered about Blooming~
ton. most of the time dependent upon the
township for ii livelihood. He is re-
markable as being the tallest man, the
smallest about the waist, and having the
largest feet of any person in the whole
county. He is six feet seven sud one-
'hiilf inches in height, measures twelve
inches about the waist, and wears s No.
1? shoe that by actual measurement holds
one snd one-fourth peeks of corn. He
weighs 145 pounds. No shoe is made by
the trade large enough by four numbers,
and when a pair is demanded Smith‘s
order is sent to s Louisville (Ky) firm,
where the shoes are made sceording to
a measurement kept by them. Once
each year it pair of plow-shoes are
are made of heavy leather, and hsve
broad heels. The shoes are 16 inches
long, the heel measure is 13} inches. the
instep 10} inches, and the bolt 10 inches.
~Chioago Tri'buM.
—— -~-- ---~*'—
The Decline of Juggernsiit.
Poor old Juggernaut (we mean the
Hindoo one) is come to a bad puss his
dead. Coolies have to be hired to d
the car about the streets, and the pilgrims
do not show the faintest intention to
throw themselves down to be crushed un-
der its enormous wheels. The dimin-
ustion of fanaticism might suggest- along
train of reflection on the changing as-
pects which are coming over the social
and reli ions characteristics of India;
but it. on y inspires the Cslcutts corre-
spondent of e Time: with rip inheri-
sionsas to the traffic returns of 0 pro-
posed Bensres—Pooiiee milwsy. For our-
selves, we must sdmit thstthe abusement
even of so idol moves us deoply.- at.
Julia‘s Gazstlc.
Northerly.
When the wind is out. my
V's-million. round“; ‘1:
to... Mt... we...“
_ Worn sad so“ It ' '
When smiths. mg
north wind puzzles me...
Who h)“ who! the washes-1| hot
—&. Nicholas
nu. um ouosr. mull—4 w
the terms of the "round-up“ and tho‘
ordered. They weigh almost ten potlndsk
j""‘ ‘i
new Verdi Esp“ Announce.
A German newspaper ulster! a capitol
story of the composer Verdi. Some
I years ago Verdi was visited by a friend
. in n small bathing place. where he was
totind quartered in a little room, which,
he said, served at once as dining, dwell-
lug and bedroom. As the visitor ex-
‘ pressed surprise. \‘erdi broke in: “Oh.
have two other large rooms, but I keep
the. articles hired by me in them.“ “'itb
, this the composer rose from his seat.
0 iencd in door and showed his astonished
Visitor ninety~tive barrel organs. remark-
ing: ““‘heii I came licrc. all these ors
grins played ‘Itigoletto.‘ ‘1‘mviitore,‘ and
similar stufl'. Ihave hired them from the
owners. I pay about 1,500 lire, and now
ng disturbed.
_..- _ _ _.__—.___
Iistskon ldestlty.
o‘er the top of the bigb‘bscked rocker.
I could see her dainty head,
It ' lovely, darling Emma,
ho whom I wussoon to
I mpt up closer to her,
Hoping to surprise her there:
My heart was tlinni sing wildly.
As I softly stmk her hair.
I kiss-d one rosy. dimple-l cheek:
As- I Went to kiss the othor.
I got a butter look at—hiiii‘
finial. gun‘: It “‘l\ h‘r brother!
-——Urtiioi'l Free Best.
, _____ . -
“'e have a treat In store for our nrtisticall;
Ivory Nuns.
this issue. Tho lion Soup must indeed be in
soup ot rarc merit if continuous good thin:-
can bc said of it. and vs» ‘ih'dlt'l our n-adcn
\\'Ill becomi- so interested in the ln-oiitittilly
drawn iictun-s that they will be the first thin -
linikml ' i f‘
t‘l‘clicc w ith utlt‘ lady Nails-Hover llic tliarrlrsuc
notices. and our busiliovi incn \\ ill soon be cons
vinvcd that mlvcrtisiiig is not I lust art. nor is
art lust \\ lit-n ispplicd to advcrtisiniz. The fort
that the s Inci- has bccii taken by such discrim-
llltlllllt: an vertisci“ us l'roi tor .t- Humble is an
ciidorsoiiii-iit of \\ but we liavi- always claiiiii-«l:
papi- r.
'l‘iivi'x t‘uzitu “'iu'rruu it. of Sirloin. llI..lIM
a \oiiii: I.s';liiirl| hwislt‘t that lltt.‘ a lino car for
iiiusii. \\'|icii Miss \Vlntiaki-rscats lls'l‘\s'll at
llti’.l~ltlllll to play he liui-ru-s iiilo Ilm I'Illlll
through the door-or window. l'lics upon ilic in-
short tiiiic. Imps upon _tliciii and pounds out
iiolos that sis-cm to till him with delight.
I'I'OfrIlIOIIII Kilo-elu-
pwvi-nts fl'illtr iluitors trout iid\ chit-ins: their
skill. but we aw bound by no such convention-
. al rulcsi ii-l think that if we make is din-«nary
lhiil isiil liq-twill to our {\‘llflwl‘. \‘c might let
sl‘n‘ml llic Incl to the \\ liulr linill. Therefore
w c I iuisc to be published throughout the thud
the tin t that ll‘. If. V l‘tvrrr'n “Hi-lilrti .“wlt-
mil mot-t" is He tu-st known ionic-I tor
coiisu iiptioii :‘i'nlfulll of tlic lllllL’\‘Nllll lii-
dn‘l Ilispaisrs.
unsurpassed iiicruisot self-treatment. Address.
\\or.il's llispciisiiry Mcili-iil .‘x‘s! iation. visit
Main Mrccl. Buffalo. N. V.
l'r appears that tho iiuiiil-cr of university
was Hull. had iisoii In its“ too \cars account
in now ‘J‘JIIF. during the last lu- ycat‘s llic
tiuiiil- rot sin-t this has II.d‘l\‘lW‘l'—‘l pcr i out.
i w hilc tlir itii rciisc of population wrist-til) 31-?
‘ t'i‘til.
\\ “lun- and "er III-ruse-
! is lhc titlr ot’ a large illustrated trcatisna ll\ Dr.
R. V. I‘ictt'i‘. lltilY;ilii.N. \.,-ctil to any ruliln-ss
for lcii i I tits at stumps. Il tiai In“ surtesstul
sell-timiliiii ‘tl.
.\ ’l‘lwis \si-iiiaii hits a pct alligator that
“airs Ill‘ tail \\ lion his name is i allul.
I‘ttllkc iitlicl‘ i‘iitliiit'ttis. I‘t’. I'trri'v-K “IN‘I-
l- ts" do Lu! r. nil. r llir in i i-ls i usrivi .tttcr
l“'\ IJIMI . but. -~ii tlic contra: \.cst.il»iisl. .i pcr-
‘iiiaiiciitly lii..ltli\ .o tiuii H: »'II . -i.'--- :0 ..
l-s «’- .ii-- out i u‘a" i are is n mun-d w htl!‘ using
llictii. liy ilruggists.
tiriiu s\\ has dis. int-mil that in 3\ high sea
licr torpedo limits ari- useless.
Ruranrdinnry but iicicrtlxclcs‘s true. \\'c H‘-
l'cr In lhc ntttiiuiiici itictil i-f ll. F. Johnson A‘
l‘o..ot liii Il‘l‘AIlllI. iii whiih tlicy iiisqnisn- iii
shim \iot'kitigcucrgrtii- tin-ii how toiiiakcfruiii
7 Eli-Ito Sills iiiuuili oicr and :il-ou- rhtrlu‘s'x
l 'RovuJiu‘I‘.‘ nit-nus snythtnct linikenl‘hl.
ml. tilt“. “ uod. hmc \‘Iuls ut Drugs a tire
l Fla \Iutu , “It. amazing“ and [mu hacks " [or
this tutu trim, ur norms main. tun-us. ‘ond. or ltt‘tv
eta. mldru‘ u M \‘liisfiln'. Hos 1.36:. Blv- York.
l”wriat Is the Use
- 0! your draugiuir younn-lt Mound. duy utter d“.
Without Any life or ncth ity. Yrs-ling all llmt out and
‘ mlserahlo. wnoiiyou might be as quick nod lively
’ “d strong uovor P Tish-s cm ot your-sell u once.
or in the depletod «sedition of your systom. a swim
plant minors-tie trivia may futon upon you with
serum- or fstsl mom His-it‘s Sunni-grill. ts just
: tho misliinne your-god to build up your «the no
I can enjoy my summer rest without be-
Ilicllned readers iii the advertisement-s of thel :
'l‘hvl tirst uf Ill!| firth-3 u! s-ls-ussl}!
stinniinn-inents of its many virtues iii-perils iii =
or in thc paper. even toliiiviiigtlic pic - '
no licttci advertising nu-diuni cliststhniitliis -
sIruiiiclil. and. iittcr looking at the In») s tor u .
N'lill lUcciils in stamps tor hr. »
I'irivc‘s i-oiiiplr-ti- Iiv-utismoiiconsultiptioinw ilh *
slliilrlils lli t-ci'ttisitiy. \\ liii li l“ on!) yrrtrs ax“ .
toil. It purify snu quicken your bltKIL nod to st" ‘
you opus-“to aid nth-sixth.
"Iii-id‘s Wills s- n blood put-mu has no
. «mu. n tom- thi- system. smhens sud luvt‘
otstnx Iv new uh. Ihsve salon It for Maw
l nu; tit. w tli the but mum."--U. K Ssl’lolll.
‘ iii Pout Street. \‘Incliinsu. u.
l Hood's Sarsaparllla
; Sun In ulldr on; sun: for“ Pro as: only
by C. I noon Cit. spurns-stunt laurel Inn
, ‘IOO Doses 091921193—
OOGKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS
_ THEOREATENGLISH REMED'}
For Lhor. ltilc. Indigestion etc. thee from Hers
; cur). miitslus only l'urc i-tiililo In tli-nu.
i Agent. 1‘. N. (‘RIT'I‘EN S. New 'ork.
A HIYIII CI‘BI FOR .
INDIGI-S'l‘lotl sud ni'sriirsu.
Over Mill Physician have soul as their slipknot of
Nomi-run. Ins-In: tbs: II I: has and“
foalugumuon "a: thy-atrium 0% mu .m
e iii-i- nova: es s can ‘ masts m
DIGESTYIJN was also thst wu unsigned. '
F08 cllllLEllA ,IIFIITIII.
IT WILL (‘URE THK isost-mmruv.
IT “'ILL STU? YOIITINH IN I’gfilbfla‘s'ig:
IT WILL RELIEVE t‘UNSTll‘ATlON.
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“ HAT is meant by ‘ free alkali.‘ Doctor? I see it mentioned
in the advertisements of Irony Slur.
" ‘Frcc Alkali.’
or carelessness of the soap maker.
when habitually used.
is required. "
A \VORD 0F “EARNING.
There are many white sosps. each represented to be " just as good as the ‘ lvory' ; "
they ARE NOT. but like all counterfeits, lack the peculisr sod remsrhble qualities of ,
the gsriuiiie. Ask for “ Ivory " Soap sud insist
Coprright 18435. ty Proctor a Guido.
THOUSANDS'
§A\ TIIAT
ELY'S CREAI BALI
1" RBI! 'l‘lll‘.“ 0F
HAY- FEVER.
m'iimi'éiiis
*WE‘LLS’
HEALTH
RENEWER
‘t slloiv yssrsslf to trust. I s
Youth. Reflux. vw. At first signs’ o’e'xoiug ’
hock. ninsor sus‘ "nu-l thrush.
me We women. Renews en-v
em. “in. Mental or May
Weakness. Nervous and General chiht
Pens-sad Winn to c. true merit. in
W for M0 LIV!!! and In"?
. CATO. holiness. Nervous Predation,
heavy I bored or n-stlrm sl exhausted.
tired. hr (that. "ALL GUS!“ fiv' .
minutiae" :prhgd.n;\'tndosbowe
0? sm‘ , or .. i a- .
press. 3. a "tux. .'--v- ~-"tr. E .J,.l' reg.
Madam, is the alkali which is not: combined
with the fats or oils of which the soap is made. due to the ignorance
Soaps in which ' free alkali ' is
present are decidedly injurious to both the clothing and the skin
I have seen reports- of anriinis made of the
lvoav SOAP by men eminent in our profession. and all pronounce it
to contain no ‘ free alkali.‘ to be made with great care and of mas
terials of the best quality. carefully selected, so I unlicsitatingly rec-
ommend it for every purpose about the house for which good soap
l
upon getting it.
b- .
sh. Plummet ' gnaw-«law. A 4 '
nervln Pmcnptm
usled an I: tnvnluoble in sills) and ”-
uni; nervous excitability.
tisusriun.
other it
monlyntteodan u
discus:
steep snd relieves mental anxiety slid ‘-
cy.
Dr. Plan-o'- Favor-Ito Prone
Is a le
FlflRlflA FREE
iillli‘ill'lis
to 0m ago Gnoc- Trwcts of 40 acres.
20 0m age Grove Tracts of 20 aches.
~10 Orange Grove Tmets of 10 acres.
jflMNaoiGJnce tracts of 5W3.
(00 0" not Grotto Mots of2,’~.‘ acres.
100 (‘lty Building Lots.
Wemctflnn swuy s portion «four lands that tho ‘
model-maybe greatly increased in value. Ad— '
verusln‘s ‘enils too much to give full portion» 1
list-shore: land your full mend \lm‘
mom to our Norther-n outset when All on '
wounding will send you by return null. in a
an.“ aren't. a i
NUIBBRED Land ;
‘CERTIPIOATS FREE l
to strain cm- of .
ten taco 11‘ you
than shot. VIIIOII mus ib nor-u. W ‘
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to oval! ywnslf out this ms Pros Luna .
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reunion! of may Mo! u.
it those chronic wenkneun no dist
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lliill‘l an
ass scouted n van experience in
mg and tin
‘un‘ of woman‘s
”.2: “m3: . a
.s t outgm or non L
vlluishle elm.
rust; mv-uM from
cans who have tested it
voted nnd chain-to out. which had
their skill. prove It to In the not
remedy ever devised for th- rone! Ind can
plat to temples. I! the luv
Surgicu Institute. Hume. N. 1’.
testing remedies ht
ullu' Wk is.
rss Pro-c" :1
.'° ¢ this '53
lathe-sore
women. hummu-
l.“but-smost|nflea8pecllcfc
and flre- tho-In
“hit ‘ ' t h D
on. lay-unis. .3;
. nu‘vou. E's-won.-
pon function] sad
It induces rem
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~ of the womb.
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sn ”Frills. w
“my“. 1: Do tons-Ira m
tron
E elects to sin y “methe
i Ina-nus; uckm
- cause sr'lstnx. Wl
psi: sud kindred symptom him. h
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tor ones- I oss on
. 7 for-Wm. , .
W I“ m
“Iii-inch.
Minol- htflllm‘l from m
“Favorite Mr! “on” has
medidnc for wallets. .
I posture ”trainee,
{serum who: will give
case or some; will be
solid
“-1th
anthem
unfunny,“
MOLD..-“
mums.
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