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artist. has iust found n patron FOR three
Of his paintings lD the person Of a con-
nolseur from across the seas. lie Is Mr.
Edwin A. Cade. an African gold king
whose home is ln London Mr.. Cade
arrived In Salt Lake a few days ago
and on being introduced % Mr. Culmer
asked 10 see some 0t the productions Of
his brush. on seeing them he immedl-
ately bought three and paid spot cash
for them and had them shipped 20 Lon
don at once The pictures were water
colors one was known as the
"Wasatch M0untaiusi' another stan
bury's Island" and the other Ihe
Watercress Gathcrois."
The grand gift of three stained glass
windows for the new cathedral MADE
by Archbishop Rl0rlan " San Fran
cisco during his l1tc visit. has been
supplemented hy an equally generous
slit from Mrs Mary Judge. When
Bishop Seaman was asked 20 reserve
the two large windows 90 the transept
for a friend who wished 10 have the
honor and privilege Of putting IN two
memorial windows he could not com
ceal hi8 Joy When told who the donor
was he quietly remarked, lhis Is
another very agreeable surprise Mrs.
Judges name stands at the head OF
tho subscription ilst 10 was an en-
couragement 10 me and the good exam
pie has been followed by others have
no doubt but the example viii De 10
turn followed. Zoe" We congratulate
the bishop and extend 10 Mrs. Judge
the good wishes of The Catholics OF the
dioceses. -Intermountain Catholic.
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The following program VIII he rem
dered by the Harmonic Singing society
at Lagoon, Sunday Sept End, az 5;8O
,. M;
1.-The German Fqtherland, Chours
and Solo
2.-The Songs Chrysal Chorus.
3.-The Night, Chorus.
i-The Echo In the Forest Descrip-
tive Chorus
"a Dream Of Love in May, sung
by the Harmonic Solo Quartette
6.-Diylnity Sublime. Grand Chorus.
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YOUR CHILDREN
WILL BEAT YOU

at figures II they have the News Cal
culatng Pencil A wonderful little edu.
Gator they can stick into their pockets.
BY twist of the wrist quicker than
you can think. absolutely correct re-
suits are obtained Simple as a clothes
pin TO manipulate. Get one for them at
the News office or any Of its agencies
Price 70 cents.
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SCHOOL DAYS
Are ALMOST HERE

Have you "a Standard Dictionary in
your home f0r the use Of your boys and
girls? Il Is am invaluable aid 10 stu
dents. Il Is 'he largest. completest and
best Dictionary Of our language ever
published. You can make arrangements
10 obtain one on the easy lnstallment
plan by calling at the Deeeret News
Office
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. 2jl MAIN
st. Manufacturing Opticians wholesale and
retail Ocullsts uscr.ptlons filed same
day as received. Complicated lenses dupll-
Gated. Grinding on premises
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OGDEN AND RETURN S 90
RIO GRANDE WESTERN r..

RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY
On Labor Day. September 3rd. the
Rio Grande Western special train de-
parts az $3.50 a. m, with Heli's Band.
etc other trains at 1900 Noon and
HOO D. m Return trains leave Ogden
2.l5 p. m. 100 p. m. and the special at
1880 ,. m.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.


observations taken at a, M
Salt Lake Ciy-Barameter, 29;S3;
current temperature 90, maximum
temperature. s1 minimum temper azure,
G.; mean temperature, a. when - D
above normal
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since first of the month, 8.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January lst ~ --,..
Accumulated deficiency of precipita-
ton since irt OF the month, O3 inch.
Acruuulatcl deficiency Of preclpita-
zion sInco January isJ 400 inches
FORECASTS TILL CP, NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
Vicinity.
Fair and cooler tonight and Sunday,
For T'tah Made at san Francisco:
Fair tonight and sunday cooler sun
day
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm ls now central over west
ern south Dakota where the barometer
reads 2g.5i inches. The crest Of an area
of moderately high pressure lies over
tho Pacific Northwest Rain has fallen
over southwestern UTAH Cedar City re-
porting 10 nch New Mexico. Kansas
along the Texas coast and Winnipeg
II is cooler over Washington, Oregon,
northern Idaho and western Montana
and warmer over southern Idaho and
Utah. -
Section Director
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ChamberlsIn's Cough Remedy Great
FaVorlte

The soothing and healing properties
Of this remedy, It's pleasant taste and
prompt aud permanent cures have
made Il a great fayorite with people
everywhere 10 Is especially priced by
mothers Of small children for colds.
Group and whoOping cough, as 20 al.
ways affords quick relief and as n
contains no opium OF other harmful
drug. Il may be given az confidently
% a baby as 20 an adult.
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rTAM COAI.

Castle Gate, Suunyslde and Clear
Creek-Lmp. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and am nut coal. H7j
per ton. Anthracite all sizes $3.50 per
ton. 10 south Main ST. Telephone, i2g.
u. j. SHARP, Agt
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AMusE m ENTS.

WAGNERS GROVE Is OPEN TO TIE
public daily. Refreshments en- hand for all.
An Ideal picnic resort
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.pENTIsrs

DIR. THOMAS, DENTIST "a .or...
Main street salt Lake CIV SUI III
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A safe ana permanent cure for drunk
enness, Send your friend to US for
treatment IL VIII save lot Of good
men that can't be duplicated,
Address Kelley Institute OF Lock Box
$50. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

]. T. Iovett all kinds stove repair, q, ""
bought and sold 81 =. Bird 50 leA w.
STOVE REPAIRING VIM PENphthpo ~
Son az state Mfg. and Imp. Of az INA hi
stove and range repairs. repairing 20 t.l,ss
branches Mall orasrs solicited. Tel 40 '''
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ALL KINDS. PRfCEs THAI, Wet
Bicycles repaired Gartmann d"
Flrtt south
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ON IlANo OR HOUSEHOLD TrRyL
ture' NoremovaL &H w. gud So. 11,,,i6,r,
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Bought. sold rented and exchahsel,, "a, -
pairing a specially supplies ~ ''
Niles aud Johnson III T. lst "a
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PERSONAL.

KNOW YOUR FATE BY CONSULTING
Mrs. f.. j. Marks, tho brilliant psychologist,
H5 Social Hall st..
WONDERFUL TEST CIRCLE SUNDAY
j, NJ, Mrs, +. d. Marks i43 Serial Hal street
BY request admission viii Dc 2jc.
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BOILER MAKERS.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WE ARE LEADERS IN BICYCLE nv
pairing. Byers Bros, cor W. Temple 3rlsl
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II You want 20 Dc happy aud get along
well you should go to Saltair Beach
Labor Day
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CHILDREN GUEssi
The population Of Salt Lake-a new
1890 STANDARD Dictionary given the
successful ruesser. See the News"
advertisement.
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Everybody eats Il. Nothing beats H.
Look for The label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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SIGNS.

PETERSON. q RICHARD ST. UP ~
date Signs Picture Frames. etc Tel 80
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WILL ,. WANLFsy Arrop,.-..
Nonnselor 90 Law. gla Mi Y NNLl AND
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Applequist's MIX bread.
Ask your grocer far the genuine.

More Hot Weather.
The weather man win order more hot
weather Tor those who want TO take a
swim IN the Lake.
CHILDREN GUESS
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CLEANING AND DYEIHc

UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEANlNt
Co, 81 Richard IT. lligh-class work mod'''
ate prices. Telephone No, Js2 N
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r. Stencil EUR Co. eI0 MAlN. yi n.
only strictlyfur haDpfactlrer ~ Ot,n' -
al prIce for RaW fur, and wildanImas
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The population Of salt Lake-a new
$500 Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser See the News
advertisement.
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Get Along.

Have you visited the Standard Dress
Cutting Academy. 32s s. Main Street,
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wAsAToH SUMMER RESORT.

MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMP IN LITTLE
Cottonwood Canyon, First class hote fine
cottages, good fishing Horse cars meet J. $.
l.. trains twice daily az Sandy Rapid Tran
SIT ar also leave theatre corner at 6;4OAm
ana $50 p. 10. Tor Murray whore transfer is
made 20 the sandy stage Address all mall
via sandy
MRS. J. sTARLEY, Proprietor.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves BANR
Interest paid on savings. W. f.
Armstrong. prest. p " Madsen, vice
prest, J y. Game. cashier
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CHILDREN GUESS
The population Of Salt Lake-a new
$500 Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser See the "News'
advertisement
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WANTED.


COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
houseWork. no washing, good pay Af l. lst
South, salt Lake
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework Apply at llG Fast Brigham St.
HEATING AND COOK STOVES. AND
an kinds " household goods Tue Red
Front 100 W. so Temple 81.
TO BUY ALL THE gNp HAND FURNI-
ture. stoves and Carpets Tor sale in the city.
Get our prices before selling. l. y. l., Is Z.
End SO. ST.
KEYS FITTED TO ANY LOCK. 40. II
W. 3rd So. doors west OF Main
THE UTAH End HAND STORE AT 85s go
state street is ln the market Tor buying, sell-
Ing o. trading in a'l kinds ~ new and End
hand household goods, Bargains In all lines
FURNISHED HOUSE ora sOB 10 ROOMS
by sept lst, no children. best of reference.
can or address j!l u. r. walker Bldg,
SECOND HAND COOK AND HEATING
stoves OF a!I kinds Tor trade or cash. Bar
gains In an lines oi household goods at Coop
End Hand store, 24 state.
AN AGENT rs EVERY TOWN TO CAN
yass for The Life Of David w. patten. The
First Apostolic Martyr book that anyone
can afford and that everyone should read.
senG stamp FOR circular on zoe for a copy Of
the book 10 L. A. Wilson, salt Lake Temple.
AGooD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, d7 +. lst south ST
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED CANVAS
sers &C the Deseret News % place the Paris
Art Portfolio In this city. References re-
quired.
ANUMBER or GOOD BOYS CAN FIND
profitable employment selling the News Cal
culatng Pencil Apply Tor terms AZ the
News Office Monday morning
FOR WORK. FOR BEST HELP. GO TO
salt Lake Employment Agency, Rooms S-2a
q W. 2ud South. Tel. GSj-2 h.
DO YOU WANT WORK DO You
want help? 60 20 Terkelrath g Co. lGl
Main street, Telephone lG Q. Il. strock,
Manager
A PURCHASER FOR A VARIED AS
sortment Of second hand job display and
body tyne Apply 10 the Dosvrot News, salt
Lake ely.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work No washing. on East i,t South.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
DIR. WtTOHER HAsMJVED HIS OFFICE
70 Houston Blk. 81 Main 81. and his resi-
dence 10 FOrd's Hotel.
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BELGIAN HARES.
BROOK RANCH BREEDERS OF HIGH
grade Belgian llares, Hull pedigreed stock
Visitors invited. Any =. 1th So car We
snip stock all over California.
LOST.
LADIES BROWN JACKET, EITHER ON
Main or Brigham Streets, Leave at this Office,
OPTICIANS.
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. 2jl MAIN
st.. Manufacturing opticians wholesale and
retail Ocullsts' prescriptions filed same
day as received. Complicated lenses dupl-
Gated. Grinding on premises.
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BAKERY.
TICKET BROKERS.
UNDERTAKES AND eMeALMERS

j. j. TAYLOR, MANUFACTURES Oi
burial cases and caskets. OfcU, factory ana
WarerO0ms 2jl-i5 East First south.
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II you go to Saltair Beach and cele-
brate Labor Day with your friends.
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scsvEkCERs.

sANpEERG, THE sCAVENGER. RESI-
dence 80 stephensen's Ave, or 3il S, stata
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LABOR DAY ENcuRsIoN.

on Monday, September 3rd the Rio
Grande Western Ry. runs a special
train 10 ogden az $3.50 a, m. Fare $lOO
round trip. Return special leaves Og-
den 1880 p. m. Held's band accom-
panies train.
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Notice 20 the Public

The best races OF the season, at Cal.
doris Lah0T DaY.
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OGDEN EXCURSION
SEPTEMBER 3RD.

over the Rio Grande Western Ry., SlOO
round trip. Specie train at $3.50 a. m
Other trains at 1900 Noon. Return
leave ogden 2.l5 p, m. 700 p, m and
special al 1880 p. m. Held's band with
special train. Numerous attractions In
Ogden during the day. Including the
Canyon trip. Bicycles carried free
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Labor Day
WIN be- celebrated at saltair Beach by
a large crowd
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework no washing good pay, 47 Z lst
South. Salt Lake
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PHohocRAPHs.

SIZE EDISON GEN 5000 PHONoGRAPH
with recorder and reproducer, at Meredlthi
B-l-C-k Store 533 Main.
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS or ELECTRIC
work. Having the finest line Of Electric T.f.
lures In the city, and mako ID specially Of
house wiring and al kinds Of electric rep,,
work All work guaranteed. sat lsn
Electric supply Co., l5-ly West First s5ata
Tel No.
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WATCH MAKERS.

c. Z. w. BOW ERs 2i6A MAIN STREET
watch cleaning sl00 main springs 500.
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cLAIRvoYANT.

TUE CELEBRATED MEDIUM. MADAME
VI. Grant % sweden, Is non visiting this CITY
ana located az 27 = Main ST viii give YOU
her 40 once; do not delay. Hours lOa m TO
ep m. daily and sunday All business sac
{ed and confidential 2H south Main street.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Our photographs have
long been known Tor their high quality OF
pose and finish, Ia tact they have always
been UP with the very best athali price only
J. r. hatson, 2l2A state Street
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PHYSICIANS.
SURVEYORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

on FURNITURE PIANOS Ann oraro
enlt,teis hnowIden q Co., q w. 2nd "a ,' 5a'
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HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLOR& WARBURTON, FIRST CLASS
norseshoelng In all its branches. Shop ljl
East First south street
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ON ANY ChATTELS no COW. YoPV,
moVal payments; HOW Segoud -5ut' ~ NJ
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Americas Internal Foes.

In a sermon upon this subject the Rev
DR.. Locke, of Buffalo, had this to say with
regard to the drink, foe: -. 40
A few months ago our army and navy
responded to the cry of the starving recon
centrados in Cuba and rescued them from
the clutches of cruel masters. May we
not adapt the Oriental proverb, which con-
stitutes our text, and vehementiy demand,
Whatsoever we have heard done in Cuba,
do also here in thy country" Do we not
AS a government and as a people hear the
wiling of the reconcentrados of vice here
in bur own towns and cities? The war in
Cuba cost our couptryA550 lives and 1850
wounded, and was prosecuted at an lex.
figures, Great price to. pay to redress the
wrongs of that ,peighboring isle. But how
our hearts should stand still when we
know of the victims of vice in this boasted
land of the free and home of the brave!
How many young men have been en-
trapped! How many young women. have
been inveigled How many homes have
been desolated! How many hearts have
been broken! How many family circles
have been severed How many children
have starved! How many wives and moth
.rs have been murdered! How many asy-
ums have been crowded! How many pri-
sons have been peopled! Oh the tears and
the sobbing! The blasted lives and hopes!
The graves and the gallows! The maniacs
All, all because the citizenship of this
nation does not demand its right and gal
antly defend the helpless and The weak!
Answer me! If General Wood could
stop the fearful rayages of vice and whisky
n Havana, why cannot the authorities Of
our city do as we'll for Buffalo? Is mill
tary regime better than civil govern
ment2 81
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The Crusade in Rrief.

On the main line Of the M. & O. Rail
road in Mississippi, distance of 266 miles,
there is not a single saloon, while out Of
Scventy-fve counties the traffic is driven
from sixty.
The truth is out at last. The disgrace
ful riot at Akron, Ohio. was caused by the
saloon. The negro, we are told, attributed
his crime TO liquor and said he had been
on Z spree for month.
Under the influence of Chaplain r. R.
Hoes, temperance league has been
formed on the receiving ship Wabash al
the Charleston navy yard, and 176 of the
marines and bluejackets have signed the
pledge
The Official reports Of the death rates in
Russia show that a majority Of fata cases
in winter are Of those who are intoxicated
According to the United States Census
Bureau report. the brewcrics Of Rochester
N. Y. have Sc, ,455 900 invested they pay
1881 900 in wages, and employ 434 hands
The mems clothing industry, with S300,0n(
less capital invested, pays Sl,56l 600 ir
wages and em.;loys 1882 hands.
One of the most interesting exhibits al
the Paris Exposition is that of the Rus
sian temperance movement, aided by the
Imperial Government, which aims to sup
plant the fiery vodka by less dangerou:
drinks, vile supplying the> need of so
ciability, which is the strength of the
drink habit everywhere.
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The Woes Of the Drunkard

Could one dip his pen in fire, and expert,
ence the agonies of the lost, he might por:
tray the woes of the inebriate. Drunken,
ness is the parent of every evil known to
nan. 1t is one long, impetuous, awful
career of anguish and death, disease, insan-
lty, imbecility, remorse, crime and Ge-
henna of unspeakable suffering and re-
morse. That man is capable Of such. .degra-
iations and self-elected woe is, one of the
certain proofs of hell. Such life IS hell.
Men who defle the body, dethrone reason,
oollute the spirit, transform themselves
into devils, suffer the woes of perdition in
;wo worlds.
Language on this theme can never ex-
lggerate nor equal fact. In the heart of
every great city is literal, an awful pen.
iemonium. The crime of civilization is
that it not only talerates but legalizes it.
1t authorizes men. to poison their fellows
Until homes become dens of vice and crime.
Until parents become criminals, until chill
iren are cursed with poverty and cruelty
lnspeakable. and existence becomes >both
for the drunkard and his family nothing
ess than infernal--New York Observer.
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heese Sticks-Cheese sticks tO serve

Cheese Sticks-Cheese sticks to serve
with salad or with a meat jelly may
be made quickly from bread. Trim off
the crust and cut into finger lengths
pieces an inch and half thick. Toast
over the fire and sprinkle with Per-
mesan cheese.
Lyonnaise' Carrots-Chop one onion
very fine and fry in one tablespoonful
of butter, add two cupfuls of carrots
cut into dice and pepper and salt TO
taste. Fry golden brown, stirring oc-
casionally, add one teaspoonful Of fine.
Iy chopped parsley, mix we'll and serve.
Cucumber Sauce-When grated Gu
eumber is served with fried fish as a
sauce the cucumbers are pared, grated
and drained. TO the pulp Of four Gu
"cumbers add half teaspoonful of salt,
a teaspoonful Of onion juice, table
spoonful Of olive oil, and dash OF
cayenne pepper.
Date Pie-Wash a pound OF dates
and cover, with water in an earthen
dish; let stand in a WARN place until
the stones will come out easily. Add
the beaten yolks Of four eggs, CHINA.
mon, ginger, sugar and salt same as
for squash pies. Milk enough for two
pies. Bake with one crust. Use the
whites Of the eggs for frosting.
Potato Dressing-One cupful of
mashed potatoes, one egg, a saltspoon.
full of powdered sage. the same amount
of salt and half as much pepper. Add
one tablespoonful Of -four. Pack in Il
shallow tin and bake in quick oven.
Place slices around the platter of fish.
Or the potatoes may be fried in small
long rolls and used in the same m:n'
ncr.
Chicken a In Terrapin-Boil chick
en- until tender and, while warm. pick
the meat from the bones, cut it into
dice and put it into a stcwpan Will
one-lmlf cupful of boiling water. lie
onc-ouartcr Of pound Of butter add
ono tcaspoonful of flour and the yolk
of one egg: stir until perfectly smooth.
then add gradually 70 the chicken
stirring constantly: season with pep ,
-: and salt, simmer ten minutes, add
one tablespoonful Of vinegar end
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You spoke one day cheering word,
Hear Your Burdens Cheerfully.

In one Of Schillcr's poems is 'beauti-
fnl story about the birds, that when they
were first created they had 10 wings;
and the story is, that God made the
wings, put them down before the birds,
and said, "Now, come and take the bur.
dens up and bear them" The birds had
beautiful plumage, but they took up their
wings with their beaks and laid them
upon their shoulders, and at first they
seemed to be heavy load and rather
difficult to bear, but as they chcerfuily
and patiently bore them and folded them
over their hearts, 10! the wings grew
fast, and that which they once bore now
bore them. Fhe burdens heca' PIN
ions, and the weights became wings.
We are the wingless birds, and our du-
ties are the pinions: and when at first
we assume, them they seem loads; but
il. we cheerfully bear them. going. after
Jesus, the burdens change to pinlons,
and we, who once thought we were moth
ing but servants bearing loads, find that
we are sons and heirs Of. God, free. to
mount up with wings as eagles, running
without being weary, walking Wlthout
being faint.--Arthur T.. Pierson, ", ".
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For the House Beautiful.

General richness prevails everywhere
in house decoration, and this winter
will bring forth artistic paperings,
beautiful carpets and pretty hangings
to complete the house beautiful. The
use Of mercerized cotton will bring all
this beauty within the reach Of the
most economical housekeeper. and it
almost requires the. skill Of an expert
to discriminate between the mercerized
fabric and the genuine silk original.
Among the novelties are tapestry ef-
fects, which have lovely soft colorings,
and designs copying old tapestries.