r.\'ury woman \\l|u lakes conscience forj her nide bu in right to feel that home is f peu Iurly \\-unmu's kingdom, knowing that 3 `all love. all pure thoughts, all religion and 3 and go\ ernIIIl|.t3. if one would have them ' ourish. must. have their roots beneath its altar. Lot no wife who would be loved, I honored and hnppy nnd forget that home duties must ever smuul tint. what high ambitions napirntiom Inny have impreoned her before marriage. or how high glp any be conscious her talent: uni in- Iuouou In cnpwble of reaching. when that noll voviu taken that match the twin no--lor hotter or wono- baton oil also the must ndtho angry; and love .1-hde P Q i 3 ed home, an nuptnpvuhuzfght gtuthin high vou- tion. Shaun! ho it: slow. Th: rho has made it_ inumgznlago in dgnligg dud rcaplomleut III bounty II no. _slnnumfootltholoroniI3 ...J."3l... Who! should nnitodly gown it. ' or dignity can reach higher 2 Wu: tho nlailit to sway largo nuclionoon No mutter e- in mistress. but never . 1 ____a-nhthhnlilitvtonroloororn rl Sac`! alone in on ol than plenum occluded npu-uncut: belonging to 1 IO" Ind pulwu cuouocu mull dhmin mm And vi-M -hlmun . ...-n..- 5.. .L- nus. aecci-can on THE cnossu mo cnowus or urz. A Imllo Found In the hunglng Iouuono -110 Value 0! Harmony In Ibo Ila-0- 'l'Io luau Wnr in tons: (`uuplu In on Along-A Vlgonu run an "Wenonah |lIIIo-`l Io Wile`: [lulu and the nu` boId'I Place. 'T FOR RIAIWIH) Pl-IOPLF. Invitation ii gnu u- th It Wllo , `(bridle Add an lllullhctnnt. (hrboliclcidwutol-along time trusted nbovonllotlni dhinhemm. It in now chimodthntoxpuiualthnptuvultolbut Inodenb ulna ta` dldnhdng pupolas. Mlnvlngvuylntlopowu-to dutroy hush:-in ` 1-In cux:.u-tn anuumm I: an won-.3. Aahlghsuthor-ityn'l'hoNur York 35, Z?- ` cal `Finns moommomia this compu-ativc!;.- rlittlousodhmlth mnchlpo. Izisnntpzom ;of dual. notched on em aids and tted .tightly into uwman It-uno. Bela:-o excr- cisinggnaaaiz well on both Iiduwithn Inca: rlnmthenrubit intonckotwood _lIid hogtidao of 3 nxbuck. Result, Gooddigastlonwnitsonappetito." --_-_ _.-_.___ _--_-..._. ' Profesanr Heim has recently demonstntod ` by careful experiment that routed ooeo ha i ` powerful antiseptic proputiea. Ho chinn I l that caffeine is death to microorganism; V that infusions of animal matter in colon . may be exposed to the air without gathering : ! mould, am the bacilli of cholera cannot um ; in cotton, and that under its inuence the r ` microbes generated in pus perish forthwith. Good eects have been ascribed to the use of coeo in cases of typhoid and malaria] fever, I A Cheap but !`.l!`-etlvo Gymnasium. The subject. of our cut. is the cheapest and I simplest gymnasium in tho vmr!d-ono that I $1 exexriso every box: and muscle in tho _ V. ernment. I1 -CI y. All sttempts to build a true home will fail if strife, discontent, unrest and sin tind s footholdpand these dire evils will surely creep in if there is not 1 united family ov- ` It is seldom that mothers are peevish, irri- , table, and ill-teln red with their little ` ones. As I gene thing the greatest dsn- l ger lies in the mother`: unregulated and un- ' `controlled tenderness. Nothing can more ` control her speech or save his children from certainly injure the child or breed discord between the parents than an attempt on the mother's part to shield the child from such ' control as e iudicious father sees necessary. ' ller dispoaztion to shield the child warps I hcr jndgmcnt. and uftcn in speech and so I lion, she staunla before ner children opposed i to and inteunpeentely disput.ng their father's decision In such cn.ses-and. unfortunate- ly, there are many --an good, conscientious husband and father is placed in a ver pain- ful position. if she opposes his ju gment before children and servants huwcan he pernument injury? But if her idolatrous love for her children has killed her former love for h r husband he may b lore and tenderness open her "eyes to her lg) her when-in` she injures herself, and loses the honor and dignity of helping to build a 0 happy home. If he can effect this the [un- tie is won. . - ' ' lly, show" . | `Ill KT `HEM! Ul IIIU CIIIIU C IIJCLIVJCI authority advise. to immene the joint as soon as pumible in II pailofhotw-ate:-and keep it them for fteen or twenty minutes. Aneriemoving it keep it bandaged with hot IcIoth|w1'ungoutotwate_rorrumandwater. I j Drinks for the Voice. Ten, coffee and 00003 are three ndmi$i~ blo drinks. but not. in oxmm For the l voice, The Anierican Dnutzist nvmmmonds cocoa as the best. A cup of thin cocoa, just warm. is mom to be in commended bo- twmn tho exertion: of singing than any alcoholic bovornge. Tea must not botaken toostrong norwhen itlms beendnwn too long, for it then beoolnes acid and has a bad inuence upon thomuoous moznbrnnee ot the throat. There is alwgya a sensation of drvnx nftnr tnl-inn A min nl an that has Ill $LIUIvI-HIKE II\5 I` HIWIJH B Tllitlllil ofdrynanftertnkingncupot tmthuthns beendlowodtodruwtoolong. \I\RII CIIQTB IZVU IR.\7ul Ciilll-1 I Luv II? III come but than were attributed to its tonic power , on tho nervous system. By Hoinfs showing ? such nsults seem largely duo to thooutisexr - tic property of can`:-inc. 1' What to Ibo for I Fnlntlng l'lt-'no An- tlwptlo I`!-opt-rtlu of (`oli-o. When a pa-nun hints he should he immo- liuta-ly lnial on his back on as to favor a ow I u! hlunul in tho hrnin. Tho clothing About } tho lurk, 4-host anal waist shuulcl ln- luau:-md and In nlnnu1.uin- of fmih air prmidc-d by op:-uinp; the window: llmslning n mull quantity of mid water in the patient`: fnvo ` usunlly exvitvs n gasp Ind luutn-ns tho Nturn l olnonsoinusnoa If within rm:-ll, ammonia may ho held near the non for n ninmont, but nmrat not be too strong 0: applied too long. Rnuu`tl_\' slapping the loft aiulo over the heart may hastnn miwtiou. SoIneti1m~.-zpnsingthe fun-tlngvr hack into the thnut will also hnvo I stimulating elect upon the roa1n'rat.ion. Bmido Iho ubuve dirwtious. Tho Journal of Health status that one who has tainted should never be Allow!!! to rennin in I sitting position, or to have even the head raised. for them is dang:-r in so doing. The patient should be kept tint on tlio back till entin-ly n-cow-Nd from the attack. As can- ociousnea n-turns. 3 little strong 00890 or I mull quantity of Alcoholic stimulants may be if necomry. Those who taint easily would do well to have theu'o- mntie qmirit of Ammonia always nut them. JOtthishAll ntoaspoonful mnybetaku inn glittlownterns soon um attack namin- I l mint.-nt. ll home in I united kingdom. tho wife, as ` in queen. uwpu the rough so well an the smooth of houtohold rule at her up?` are put 0! the ulmiuiutntiou. cud the us I, the hounohold king. uvvoptl hit part in pru- Vlclill lot and jointly ruling thin united I king: om Are hi: cam my Ilahtor tlmq hen? \\`hut no they 2 Thu duct dud toil and ntrifo. the Iutlle with the great world outside in whstex-erupheru his talent: and duties call him. to provide comioru. luxu- ricu. 0| honors. according us he in pruopcrod, fur than who no sheltered in his homo. \l`.. L:_|. I..- in..- _...I cl.` -A.--.-s-.. al.- l"r W `Ill ICU IIICIIUTVC-I III III INII'o We think the joy: uul the uormvn. the mono and the cmwm. in Innrrionl lilo are about ovculy lulumeal. and nothing will right I" the wrung: or briuf order out o! these vexed queutiuna no nun y u the uluI~ tar of: home made pelfect hy the united rule of the hgnlnunl and wife. equal pul- neru in its rnment. . u. lhzxuv \\'uw Bnzvunn. `hontnonl ol sprained Ankh. -In Iaverospraln of the ankles medical nnthnl-itv nth-inns: In imrnunn than inint nn Illlllllll IIOIIII EN-I IUWUII .' 1 The law does not ocean I I"! Iron: in i juuticc and nu-anneal at the hand: of hot tuuhuul. and hu any dufuuvbon rm-ided Jflllt the glut sorrow: hm; u no can Clint their htllhundl? Ah. U both would hut manual! in mind that with them. an in other nu-stations. union in Itnmgth." "united they ataud. divialonl thy mu-t lull." that log.`Ar they uhoulnl walk through life, Iayrlhr ohm in joy. topthor bear in Imr~ doll: and it: crosses. what A happy world thin would he. ll La... 8. - u:h..I Iuinanlnnn ILA -"A an Ior vnuo on Mun. But on both IMO! than In oluo sun for gvut oompldnt. Human nun crop out. even suulot VIIOI noon: the most promising condition. It in too true untmnnoluu About bin power. and brings bony bunlonn ` ud ;uIt'noI-row upon her who would In x the mhlnuol Na hurt. on equal partner in all M: joy: and norrosu. But, also 2 Nu ` um woman often done the lune. claim in; the pan and nnukiug Ihipvrock ol ll her husband hold: molt Ilnrvd ? `rs- I-.. .1... ....o ......... . ..ll. 0...... in n1`l\\t't'lI p.Il`L`llI8 snuuhl always be avoided I before their children. A wile strengthens her husband : hands. and hid love elso. if she simply says. Do as your father says," or, Father knows best."end by so doing she by no means compromises her own con- acience. (This. of coune, when nothing wrong is involved, but with good, cunecien- nutter over in all true condence end love. they will surely tind the bond which uniuel -them grow brighter and brighter, until the lions people.) When alone, if they telk the I perfect day. All etmmm. on I....'|.I . 1.-...- ...:u In-no with such skill that lnuhpnd and dull elm: Ihall rho up and call her Natal? l`o \ L. sh. .-ullmn plan In um A mailing In A ` CIPCII MINI I'll! Ilp um 00!! ltr uuju: so` house It Qlmiuouollu Iionln nonnrcuml than no mbP:`ounp|n.. "\\'omu`I Right: 2" u nu any higher or non nohlo! And when lunlauul and wtlotoomyoh oyoudhu-Ho 5036.001! In the launch cl homo. they bu ruched u now pa-footituu an In no Allow to hope {or while on earth. II`: ... Lgnl. -Llgn Ilugnn In n\llAn- an.` `an- PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE. (`alt-0 3 Powerful Antiseptic. .- nu . . .u, u PHI`) BICITISH \\'lll(i. SATIIRIMY. DEC `Wow! pity the such .1 night at I this," llld Bhnde, as he sat. in his com- fortable apartment "Then \vlx3'. asked mat. don't you put on your coat and go out and no It you cannot tender nss|st.- Allen to some otthem!" "Ah," replied Binnie, then I should hat I so mm-' tuhhlp as` I am now. um] I might forget W and begin tdpity mp:-ll`. Thus he ulch. you Iulow. " Those who am really afrnkc to the sights and sounds which the procession of the months otters them (Ind endless en- tertainment and instruction. Yet. there are great. multitudes who are present at as many r.s threeseom and ten porform- ` nnccs, without ever observing the chief V actors in the great drama.-Lowell. uter npnpnuny. But New Year`: day among them is ob- served as we do Christtxm.-; the t-hiltlren receive presents, toys, rnmlios and fruit; the wives receive it-wt-is from tlwir hus- bands. and invariably ts purw of money. The giving of money to his wife anal each and every child and every 9(`l"\'lllil in A ` house is obligatory upon the master. and he also is obliged to give to the postman and every other person who serves him in lny capacity. Besides this custom de- mands of him that he pay reremonious visits to all his lmly friends. and to none of these can he [:0 empty handed. when he is reatly to leave he nds the servants All (lruwn up in line and to each of them he must give money. The only cousolm tlon he can and is in the fact that his friends have to visit his wife also and hear her presents. At thin all dnv re-M-ntion the lndv or : I (III! HOWE! CITIWDS. The night ht-ton New Year's is kept as watch night. much utter our fashion, and hoothr are erected in every direction for the sale of candies. gs. dates. raisins and cheap toys. Expensive mechnnlenl toys, such as our children require, are un- known there, and parents give their chil- dren money according to their means. which is cnrefnlly kept. until the child is grown. so that then) is n.~zunll;: quite a snug little sum. 'I`hn I I'l'Il\)l\I\ Innkn nmiolits of nrtieloe Of I snug nuxo sum. | The women make presents ol nrticlos of l their own handiwork, snrh gzs silk purses and tobaccq pouches. but rarely anything expensive. New Year's takes the place of our Christmas. and is 0 day for the women , sud children. Perhaps the mother may not always ac- cept her hushand a decision with the same mm with which the child receives ac. but 1 this ahould never be tween by the rhildren. 5 It in no evidence of fear or wea anal tame ` submission because she reserves her objcc : tions --which are often correct -nnl.iI they ` can discuss the eubje--t alone. .-\rulunema ; between parents shuuhl Always be avoided I i>(_'f(Il`I! lhil` vililnlnnaa .\ u-EL. -a-.-...-IL---- ul noune government and education. I I (H111! l.l5!'ll. ` At night the eeremonious visiting cease: and funilles unite. and the young i folks, and old ones, too, join in nml play games and have in royal good time. Then 3 (rent cake. cnled Vnnilopeia. is brought In and cut into on mun pieces as there on guests. In this cake two pieces 0! money no baked. and the young man and girl who get them are king and queen of the year`: feasts. and they receive an-tin~ cial ower crown; IVL- -.h-kt Lglnng YA: \'AnI-`c in ion! nl our nor pruenu. At this all day reception the lady ladiea of a house are dressed In their best, ; and they oer coils and aweotnu-nts to } every guest. There Is no wine or strong 4 drink used. A 0 mink. OK. ngnnvnnnlnnn \"'.il\` `I ll! rurrrul lll'I1` I Yrry In In lulu Mluux, and is indeed called the Dull`: current. and into the midst. of this cum-nt. full of oating ice the priest. After some core- Inony, throws I silver crucix. instantly it down or more etnong ewimmon plunge after it, (or it is A great honor .to recover it. and beside: the under has 3 right to place it on in silver solver belonging to the church and no to every orthodox Greek end receive I present of money. No Rue- eiu: or Greek captain will put. to are on any account between (`hristmns and Epiphany; but it is ehenuliiul sight to Watch the sea of .\iIrmorn whiten with the mile of the departing omit the day after Epiphany. Rm. Knw \'nnI"I alnv nmnmr them is ob- XVUII URI! Ill lll. _ 1 The mnrnlnc alter Epiphany :1]! the Greeks. Rubin: and Bulgarians who cnnnuo tar go to A part. of the Bon- phorun when the shores no the must together, at the entrance to the Black In. to witness the blessing of the waters. The current. how is very mm and strong, and In lnllnaul nnllnll tho I:rII`l I-nrrnut uxwu. lipi bnny is nleoneolentn reliyzinue fwilf, or ht. r ceremony. which in that church represents the day of the bnptlsnl of Christ. and on this occasion a hII;.'.~hrntl ot the holy water in bl:-anal and each family taken A can ur bottle full homo fur tuturo need. The aortic: keepe up until mid- night, when n powotful light is n-nu-ml in the church totepreeent the Intent of the Spirit. Then the worehlperu tightthelr taper: and put then: into lnntvrnn and huten home, when they and their tnhlt.-I laden with dried trnite and nnuz-uothing else. lie-tore any one out out n Itlllo holy wnter is put into each mouth and n lump In lighted and placed before the tctr we or stntnctto 0! the Illa-ssnl `Ir- n, which is round in en-ry orthodnx (Buck house. and this in kept burning liven days and nights. `Mm mm-nlem .mu- Inlnhnnv all lhn Innovating Conuonlu` "0 An 2600 000'- onlly Fllllhr With. tv ouv: Iunnll Chrlntmu In a purely religious holiday among the Ga-eh. with` none of that mirth and Jnlllty ubnervcd amtmu mat Clmutlunn. There It nogh-lug at preo- onu and no loner upechl plea:-um to! the chlldnu on lint day. It I; mznnlod will u-ullmeuu ol solemn uul huly an. and In kept with fauna and chum: going. add than 1: no rlsulnuor any ouu-tux-Isl Iuuunu yernnlmd. not only nuun' the native burn Greeks and thou tom In Constantinople, but. also the lluulam land Dulcuhnn, who no all Greek In N- lglon. Pnlnhnnu In along nnlounn Ialhylnnn hunt. I {New vuws mono `rue one.-ma. New Your`: Bells. Bank! the merry hell: no ringing, Yet nnother you bu pound. What the baby your h bu-ning llurul cannot well tomcat. Ila)` its day: be tweeter. brighter. `man the yeuthnt now input; lay its burden nll bo lighter And its blaming: longer Int. Ring out. nu-not bulk! The New You coma: mu; out, nine! bells. To nu our homes! A coming yar Of joy IOVOII /A8 loud ye rin Exultnnt -Edwu~d on-nfonl. True Philanthropy. Send a delegate from every home and let us show them our Immense Stock of Bargains; and don t you forget there will be INO HARD TIMES FOR You ulcu Iuvu cm.-n wun nu Iervor, an all tueatioua. of weight hot the mother and children turn to the father for the nal de- ; ciaion. It in a sad household when the`! hearu of mother and children do not accept thia an the natural and legitimate character ` of home government and education. Pnrhana Hm Innihnr m... -.6 -I...-..- -.. Minnes & Burns . RELIABLE AID ULOII-P310211` DB! &_0ll8 81.9; A. _ See ourA||-Wool Grey Flannel at15c. See our Underclothing at 20c. %. `See our All-Wool Underclothing at 850 5 7% 3. With Increasing Inducements beyond the whisper of Competition or Compari- son. Come and see for yourselves. We lare constantly offering . BARGAINS I -We Are Reaching Out For More Trade- GRAND Sacricing Sale M|NNES & BURNS . TELL ME IF YOU CAN 'VV'I-I]-EIRIE DRY GOODS STAND UP i-cuug. inc same power that nuule them train of one esh" so bound them together that there should be no thought of my r1'uIu. or My rights, but our: nnitedly. The lather will be as richly bleued for instilling correct habits and principles into his children`: minds, and in severely condemned for wrong inuence, as the mother. J udgin lay much that is said the mother must be old more responsible for the children`s character: and principles than the father. We are aware that we speak treason and heresy in the estimation of some, but we are sure that parents cannot hold a divided reaponsibili ; I . I ,Nursing and care. in the main, is the3 mother's utlice. no doubt, and in early in- fancy the mother has a closer intinncy. as , she must he more necessary to the child. - When a little past infancy. in a loving. cor- rectly organized family. and where the chil- ( dren love each with TH fervor, in alll weight has nu. math-r ....t Can be Boug/n` Cheaper Than at N ow Going On. IF YOU TRADE WIITHI uau: ul marneu me. | While many cnuaea there Are that lvrin ripples on the calm and pluci-I waten 45 marital bliss we believe that more married unhappiness is caused by the failure of bus- bnnd and wife to omr`l~ Iogyuher, uniting all their joint thoughts ancl etlurta. than to my other tingle mason. It is very dillicult for f some young married couples to unclentand thus no home can be built up or anything worth doing he done by one alone. Hualiaml And life must build and work together, otherwise hnppineu and aunts: will be lacking. The same that [mule them 0' one enh" In hnnnal lluun on.-gnluus .11: ll won. _ i Every woman who takes eonociencc for: her guide bu u rinlut 9.. l...I cl.-. |....... :. I Iiulu .' I So like the seasons. ever clung:-ful. mm with light: And then with uhuimn. in the sine 01 married life. \\ IuiI- ........ .._.._-_ .L_.,_ ,, AI . I ' nun peieoe oer one cell Iteuell dielliiee ill eere end yield evithput e euni e to the fell enjoyment ol the poeition. or ndolge in triotic ellueione over the lovely eoenery. 5 oouree, every one ie et lihertxto believe thet hie own netive lend. its noontelne end rivers. ite might loreete. or lte eeeloded V lene.ler eorpeee t oee ol eny other country.`- n in spring-time. when every tree or ehruh ie tipped with the tint delioete green lent. lrono the henhe ol the river to the highlemle thet overehedow it. we excleitn. Thie in the meet lovely eeeeon of the yeer 2" But euniiner eteele in upon epring niieweiee. end when the rich green eteiide reedy tor the ecythe. en l.:eeon or twin hum {man every ,bongh eh. thle etirpeeeee spring 3 But eerly entuinn e mechee, with her rich tielde ol oorn end ling greln, her or- chenle laden with feet-ripening fruit of every hue. end the lufeete. like teiry-lend. gor- geoue with their hrillient leevee. end no ere g ` obliged to oonfeee thet it he: larnoght en- I other clierm. end rivele eurnmer. In the ' Ieter eotumu the lighte enil ehecloee on the ` mountelne, the exquieite golden huee chemp ' ed ler deepeet rueeet, the derh red 0! the | empelsiele blending with the mervelloue l ne the evergreens. ell ceught by the eehing river eud tliroen beck in broken- reected veriety. give etill e he-ner eenee ol royel edniretion. But whet ol ruidwinter ! The eerth in hritlel ettire. every tree heml- in` under the epreye of tltltllolhll does not the eerve to etrengthen our elle ience to our own, our netive lend." en we leel obliged to echnowledge tliet. efter ell. "there in not helf e kiee to choose." l-etiveen the eeeeone ee they peee over the lienke of our noble rivere, fertile tieIde,eml mighty moun- teine? - 1 4 I I I I I