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SATURDAY, JULY D, 1911
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600d Example BY A PAULIST FATHER. St. Paul tells us in the Epistle to the Romans that "none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to him-
self" and, again, that we are "memto bers of one another." That is say, we all influence the conduct of To a Bride Worrying others, and determine the course of We never make things better by This is a charming sentiment to their lives far more than we Perhaps worrying over them, we always bride but to a wedding day, send on her imagine. This is especially true in Many to nr may be given as a toast if the make ourselves worse. regard to Parents and children. Bad whom vile temptations present no parents, as a rule have bad children, right opportunity oilers. attraction, yield to this one without and good parents good children. All earthly good I wish thee, a struggle, without an effort to reHow striking an example of the forAll good for thee and thine sist it. the inherited tendency to mer is And still not only earthly WHAT IS WORRYING ? It is fretdrink, so often seen in those whose BUT ALL THAT IS DIVINE. ting because matters have gone fathers and mothers were drunkards wrong, or because we think they are may such children May earth and heaven mingle, before them destined to go wrong. Well, if they have lost their Parents very young, May earth and heaven be one, wrong, gone have worry will not set All through your earthly journey, and been brought up away from all is TILL SETS YOUR EARTHLY them right. So then, to work bravtemptation, but the tendency ely, and remedy what is amiss as there there is in them a secret yearSUN. far as possible and what cannot he ning after stimulants, and the first The heart that you have given, remedied, bear with Christian patioccasion awakes this sleeping appeThe heart that's given to you, ence and courage. Again, instead of tite, and they end in the great majMay both be linked together, assuming that the threatened ority of cases by becoming in their MAY BOTH BE GOOD AND evil must befal, why not do turn the abject slaves of strong TRUE. your best to prevent or to drink, lessen it ? And remember In sunshine au c. in shadow, that God sometimes allows evil theYoufatherremember how, in the fable, In sighing and in song, -crab was so worried that to happen, that what appears to he May heaven bless your union, his children would not walk straight an evil oftentimes results ir. a blesTHROUGHOUT YOUR WHOLE But the WORST FEATURE along the sands, but persisted in sing. LIFE LONG. scuttling along side -ways. When he OF WORRYING is that it shows a reproved them for so doing they reDISTRUST OF GOD. It is refusing Strawberry Lore plied " Well, father, show us how are Strawberries crushed and well sug- to believe that His promises to walk straight yourself, and we and true His power invincible. It in a way preserved, ared are and will all dutifully follow." promotes suspicion, peevishness, and will keep much longer than without So, if you wish your children to the sugar, so that it is economy to needless fault-finding. It warps our walk in the straight path of piety moral proportions, making serious care for them the moment they come and virtue, first see to it that your from the dealer-economy, vhe- things appear light or trivial, end footsteps are directed in that ther they are to he thus at the same time magnifying ant- Lead the way y ourselves, and path. then GIVE IT LP treated, or eaten whole, with hills into mountains. IF YOU WISH TO BE HAPPY AND ther:e will be little doubt that your sugar and cream. If they children will follow you. Do you, are spread out on plates and platters TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY. Christian father, wish your sons to so that each stands by itself if Posturn ont well, to keep away from the Paironisa Car sible, at least not weighed down, saloons, to avoid oaths and foul they will keep much better than in language ? Then set the example by GIVE THE the crowded box where a decayed ber('REFERENCE IN avoiding those things .yourself. YOUR PURCHASES TO ry will affect all its neighbours. THOSE Do you, Christian parents wish The acids of the strawberry are a BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVERmost excellent and valuable tonic for TISEMENTS YOU SEE IN THIS your children to reverence God's THEY ARE USUALLY sanctuary, to be devout attendants bilious People and for those with PAPER. similar complaints, it is claimed. It THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND at Holy Mass on Sundays, to be scrupulous in their fulfilment of evwas probably the sweet, luscious wild THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEthing, that cured the great botanist, OUSLY INVITE YOUR TRADE, ery religious duty ? Then set the Linnaeus, of gout, and the eminent THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, example. ornithologist, Wilson, of chronic ma- SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. Do you want your boy s and girls larial fever, when the doctors had to set a guard on their tongues, re"Yes," said the returned hunter, "I frain from wrangling and snapping, failed to help him. There are some people who cannot had a narrow escape from a rhino- and scolding and quarrelling with eat raw strawberries without exper- ceros." "And what saved you ? each other ? Then set the example. fact that "The the rhinoceros iencing great could Lead the way, that they may follow. discomfort. A great .specialist on the subject of fruits not climb a tree had something to do Guard your tongues be gentle and it," with responded the hunter, mo- forbearing, husbands and wives, with and berries says that if a little caydestly. enne PePPer is added to them, it will each other, and your children will very often prevent difficulties in digesting them. If there is any philosophy in this it is that the pepper causes the digestive juices to !low in larger quantities, and therefore, the work of taking care of the berries is more thoroughly done. ;
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Strawberry Whip One cup of crushed strawberries. one cup of Powdered sugar, one egg
white. Put ingredients in howl and beat with wire whisk until stiff en-
ough to hold in shape-about thirty minutes will be required for beatimr. Pile lightly on dish and chill. Beat egg a little first.
itate such a beautiful model. hear a good deal nowadays ab-
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out "heredity." Well, there is heredity in religion as well as in other things. If parents are good, devout, reverent Catholics, attentive to their duties, Peaceable and considerate of in one another at home, regular their reception of the Sacraments, punctual and unfailing in their presence at Mass and the other services Church, living in charity and in goodwill with their neighbours, never forgetting to commend themselves and their households to God in morning and evening prayer-then their children will grow up like them, just, upright, God-fearing, dutiful and pure. This is the sort of "hereditary religion" that we want ; the goodness
and piety of every family this parish descending to their children and to their children's children broadening and deepening like a fertilising river, bringing blessing and Prosperity to everything it touches. What an encouragement to all parents to lead good lives In this way your example never dies it goes on and on, and is reproduced in your descendants. When the ruler in to -day's Gospel believed, it brought relief to his whole house. So it was in the case of Zacchaeus. May your faith and good works bring blessing and salvation to yourselves and your children from generation to generation in
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Keep out of the rut take an interest in all the events and movements of the day. Give no heed to trifles, but stand out for essentials, and do not hesitate to fight when the thing is worth it, and in this way " remain the captain of ),'our soul." Do not always be judging yourself, by a judgment of others this is loss of valuable time. Have ;
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your own high ideal and leave others alone, ever in your relations with them being good-natured and cultivating a pleasant manner. " For goodness sake, John, how long did you boil those eggs ? " " Just as long as you told me to
dear."
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They're hard as bricks." " I bailed them just twelve minutes." " Twelve ? Why, I told you that three minutes was long enough for an egg " Yes, dear-but I boiled four !
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E. LateARUNDEL BECHTEL CO., R.
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Wholesale and Retail Saddle and harness Manufacturer
Strawberry Pie Take juice from one Pint of canned strawberries, put on stove and when it is almost boiling add about three tablespoons of !four mixed with a little water. When all is thickened and
creamy. add the berries. Pour in a well -baked undercrust which has been made from one cup of flour, two tablespoons of lard, a pinch of salt, mixed with water, to make a smooth paste. Beat white of one egg, add a tablespoon of sugar, spread on Fie and brown in quick oven.
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